Analyst/ Associate - Global Strategic & Sustainable Investments

Charlotte, NC, United States

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BofA Global Strategic & Sustainable Investments Analyst/Associate

Global Strategic & Sustainable Investments is responsible for originating, executing, and managing equity investments made on behalf of Bank of America. Strategic investments include stakes in companies that enhance or accelerate growth opportunities in line with the bank’s strategic priorities. Sustainable investments include LP interests in diverse-led private funds in line with the bank’s mission to address economic opportunity for all, as well as climate-focused investing and related initiatives including the development of Bank of America’s plan to transition to a low-carbon economy.

Job Responsibilities:

Assist in the evaluation of new strategic and sustainable investments, including transaction due diligence and legal documentation review, and management of existing portfolio investments

Develop and maintain financial analysis for use in evaluating and monitoring investments

Perform and synthesize in-depth company & industry research across the strategic and sustainable landscape

Prepare detailed presentations including senior-level updates, transaction documentation, and portfolio updates

Responsible for critical portfolio reporting processes including investment activity tracking, divestiture, and returns analyses

Execute development initiatives for the portfolio, bringing the entire ecosystem of Bank of America to our portfolio of diverse-led VC funds and their portfolio companies

Assist with the development of the bank’s Transition Plan, including understanding guidance and peer disclosure, partnering across organizations to document and implement business plans, preparing management updates

Requirements / Qualifications:

Minimum of 2 years of experience in investment banking, private equity/venture capital, capital markets, equity research, or management consulting; significant transaction experience is a plus

Ability to demonstrate structured thought process, strategic thinking and creativity

Strong analytical skills with ability to analyze large data sets

Financial modeling and valuation skills, with ability to deconstruct a company’s financials and analyze / forecast a company’s operations

Proficiency with Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint and Word required

Knowledge of accounting principles and corporate finance a plus

Shift:

1st shift (United States of America) Hours Per Week:

40

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