Bridges Trust

Bridges Trust

Investment Research Analyst

Omaha, NE

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 5 days ago
ExcelValuationResearchCommunicationCFA

About the role

  • This includes generating new investment ideas, making sound recommendations, and actively participating on the Investment Committee and Internal Strategies team working collaboratively across the firm.

Responsibilities

  • Demonstrate curiosity, combined with a deep understanding of a range of industries, sectors and companies that will provide Value-Added Decision-Making Support to the Internal Strategies team and the firm's portfolio managers as they deploy capital.
  • We are united in our commitment to deliver expertise and unparalleled service and look forward to adding team members who align with our values of trust, service, excellence, and performance.

Requirements

  • Bachelor's Degree in Business or equivalent experience in the financial services industry is required.
  • Demonstrated proficiency in analyzing and valuing public companies consistent with Bridges Trust's investment philosophy.
  • Proficiency in Excel, Bloomberg and FactSet.
  • Qualifications Bachelor's Degree in Business or equivalent experience in the financial services industry is required.

Nice to have

  • A Graduate degree or progress towards CFA, preferred.

Benefits

  • Proactively Research and Identify Investments consistent with the firm's philosophy and maintain a deep understanding of coverage area providing an opportunity for value creation and competitive advantage.
  • Your knowledge, skills, and experience will benefit others as you actively model the way in support of firm culture, values, and business philosophy.

Company info

  • You'll be part of a collaborative, client-centered team dedicated to delivering exceptional service.
  • We offer a supportive culture, opportunities for professional growth, and a meaningful career path in the financial services industry.

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