Pitches, comps, process management, and deal execution.
Trading comps from live SEC data, precedent transactions pulled from merger proxies, DCF and LBO models prefilled from filings, pitch pages and CIM sections drafted with citations. Restructuring gets capital structure tables, liquidity runways, and recovery waterfalls; capital markets gets IPO comps, bond math, and debt capacity.
- 84
- tools for this seat
- 14
- specialties covered
- 214h
- of analyst time per full pass
The day, by level
Comps and precedents, page turns on the pitch book, profile pages, weekly market update, data-room and diligence trackers, model mechanics.
Owns the model: merger consequences, LBO, sum-of-parts. Reviews the analyst's pages, drafts the CIM and management presentation, runs the process letters.
Storyline and positioning, buyer lists and ability-to-pay, fairness materials, negotiation support, client conversations.
What it takes off your plate
- A comps sheet built by hand from a data terminal, then footnoted by hand
- Hunting precedent transactions and their multiples through merger proxies one by one
- Reading a debt footnote and a credit agreement to rebuild a capital structure
- Assembling the weekly sector update and the earnings-day comps refresh
- Writing the first draft of the profile page, the CIM section, the lender presentation
Data behind it
- •SEC XBRL fundamentals with the filer's own concepts
- •DEFM14A, S-4, SC TO-T and 8-K merger disclosure via full-text search
- •Credit agreements and indentures as EX-10 and EX-4 exhibits
- •Form 4 insider activity and 13D positions
- •Live prices, market caps and 52-week ranges
The toolkit
84 tools for investment bankers
Valuation
17Credit & restructuring
15Capital markets
12Modeling
11Deliverables
7Diligence
6Research
3Sourcing & deals
3Screening
3Reporting
3Accounting & audit
2Tax
1Planning & forecasting
1Set up your investment banker desk
The survey asks your group, level and sectors, then wires the watchlists, function keys and tools to match.