FIG Analyst

The principal role of an analyst within FIG (Financial Institutions Group) is to provide, with both efficiency and professionalism, all the support needed by Investment Bankers and Relationship Managers for credit analysis, portfolio analysis, marketing developments or client relationships. FIG's customers include banks, insurers, investment funds and asset management companies, local public entities, supranational organisations...

More specifically, the types of responsibilities and tasks an analyst undertakes include, amongst others: providing research and credit analysis related to FIG Institutional Investors counterparts and contributing to risk decisions, assisting in the preparation of business plans and presentations for key clients, putting forward new ideas by identifying opportunities of added value operations to be done with a client while analysing their financial statements, and discussing it with a relationship Manager. An analyst thus has to give concise, clear and logical information, often in a narrow time limit.

FIG analysts have to be strongly motivated and able to adapt quickly, but also be content to work under their own initiative, with minimum supervision. An analyst should be an active team player with enthusiasm, initiative and energy. After two years, is often promoted from Analyst to Associate or to the position of Senior Analyst.

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