Equity Research Associate salaries at Deutsche Bank can range from $98,960-$164,998 per year.
Eligibilities
The Hong Kong Equity Research Department seeks applicants with an MBA and/or individuals with several years of post undergraduate experience in either sell-side equity research, investment banking, private equity, investment management. Research Associates on the team will work closely with other team members to provide research coverage of stocks and equity strategy for use by external firm clients and other internal constituents.
Strong quantitative skills-The ideal candidate for this position will demonstrate strong finance, accounting and overall valuation skills.
Solid writing and presentation skills – The candidate should have an equal capacity to express quantitative conclusions in both written and spoken form. Associates should be able to translate financial analyses into high quality chart and graphical representations for use in research reports.
Strong Microsoft Excel, Word and Power Point skills – Ability to create complex, yet easily understandable financial models for use by Senior Analyst and firm clients.
Strong work ethic;
Resourcefulness– The ability to take initiative and ownership of projects and assignments, at times with more autonomy and little direction.
Strong teamwork and interpersonal skills – In working with the research team, sales force, trading, firm clients and company contacts.
Eligible Regions: Open for All
Application Process
Applications should be made through online platform.
PLEASE NOTE: There is no mention of the deadline. You are advised to apply as soon as possible.
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