Entry Level Programs
In developing our programs for Analysts and Associates, we recognize the unique requirements of entry-level training for bankers.
The fundamental “skill list” included in most entry-level programs is relatively stable (for example, Financial Analysis and Accounting; Financial Modeling and Spreadsheet Skills; Financial Forecasting; Valuation; Capital Markets and Advisory Services; etc.). However, the approach and emphasis to this content may vary widely from program to program.
Importantly, new hires need content and practical knowledge which they can use right now – which prepares them for their next on-the-job assignment.
Similar to our relationship banker programs, the sessions in our Analyst and Associate Programs are designed to focus on a hierarchy of objectives:
- Diagnosing Client Needs. To frame and underscore important client issues, these sessions explore an analytical approach and corporate finance tools that lead to a sound understanding of a company’s priorities and the characteristics of their needs. These sessions also cover the important technical skills of an entry level banker – intermediate accounting issues, financial modeling/projections and valuation.
- Proposing Innovative Solutions. Other sessions are designed to provide participants with a solid grounding in the structuring, pricing, modeling and analysis of important banking solutions.
Our programs for Analysts and Associates are highly customized to meet the specific needs of your organization. Contact Us today for more information.