Investment Banking jobs
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IN-Specialist 3 _ Financial Modelling_Deals Knowledge Hub_Gurgaon
PricewaterhouseCoopersIndia
Easy ApplyInvestment Banking4w ago
Investment Banking Manager (Buy-side & Sell-side)
TalentXOMumbai, Maharashtra
Easy ApplyInvestment Banking15 May
SRT-M&A Corporate Finance-Deputy Manager-Corporate Finance-Delhi
DeloitteDelhi, India · 2-4 yrs
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Investment Banking Analyst Junior M&A Specialist
Jobaaj - Hiring for Our Leading ClientsIndia
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Investor Relations & M&A Analyst(MBA Tier 1)/CA 1st & 2nd only
Titan CompanyBengaluru, Karnataka, India
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SRT-M&A Corporate Finance-Deputy Manager-Corporate Finance-Delhi
DeloitteDelhi, India · 2-4 yrs
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SRT-M&A Corporate Finance-Deputy Manager-Corporate Finance-Delhi
DeloitteDelhi, India · 2-4 yrs
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Investor Relations & M&A Analyst(MBA Tier 1)/CA 1st & 2nd only
Titan CompanyBengaluru, Karnataka, India
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About Investment Banking jobs in India
What does an Investment Banking Analyst do in India?
An Investment Banking Analyst in India works on financial modeling, valuation, pitch decks, M&A advisory, and capital raising (IPOs, FPOs, debt issuances). Most roles are based in Mumbai or Bangalore and involve 60-80 hour weeks with compensation ranging from ₹18L to ₹35L for Analysts and ₹40L+ for Associates.
Which companies hire Investment Banking Analysts in India?
Top Investment Banking recruiters in India include Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, Bank of America, Citi, Barclays, HSBC, Deutsche Bank, Nomura, Avendus Capital, Kotak Investment Banking, ICICI Securities, Motilal Oswal, JM Financial, Equirus Capital, and Edelweiss.
What qualifications do I need for Investment Banking jobs?
Most Investment Banking roles in India require a CA, CFA, MBA from a Tier-1 institute (IIM, ISB, FMS), or a strong undergraduate degree with internship experience. Proficiency in Excel financial modeling, valuation techniques (DCF, comparables, precedents), and PowerPoint is essential.