Investment Banking Off-Cycle Intern

This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in Mexico, +6 more countries.

📋 Description

• Participate in weekly training sessions conducted by bankers from MACA Advisors.

• Engage in case projects based on anonymized or historical transactions.

• Utilize financial modeling and valuation techniques, such as comparable companies, precedent transactions, and DCF analysis.

• Gain insights into the sell-side, buy-side, and capital raise advisory processes from preparation to closing.

• Conduct research on companies, sectors, and comparable transactions using tools like FactSet, Bloomberg, PitchBook, and Capital IQ.

• Understand the structure and composition of professional presentations, teasers, and memos.

• Familiarize yourself with Latin American M&A considerations, including country risk premia, FX factors, and benchmarking multiples against US and European markets.

• Observe team meetings and selected client calls, followed by debriefing sessions.

• Meet weekly with a designated mentor for work assessment.

• Deliver a final case presentation to the firm’s partners.

• Participate in an interview with a partner and complete a brief case exercise.

• Arrange for academic credit or an internship agreement with your university.

⛳️ Requirements

• Currently enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program in finance, economics, business, or a related field, continuing through the selected program window.

• Outstanding academic performance with a minimum GPA of 3.7 or equivalent.

• Proficient in Excel, PowerPoint, and Word.

• Strong understanding of accounting fundamentals.

• Bilingual in Spanish and English.

• Portuguese proficiency required for participants based in Brazil.

• Located in a time zone between UTC-3 and UTC-6.

• Preferred: knowledge of Latin American and Caribbean markets.

• Preferred: interest in understanding how businesses in various sectors generate value.

🏝️ Benefits

• An 8-week educational program.

• A structured curriculum delivered by the firm's bankers.

• Case work modeled on actual transactions.

• Supervised observation of team meetings and selected client calls.

• Designated mentor with weekly meetings and work reviews.

• Written feedback on case projects.

• Final case presentation to the firm’s partners.

• Written evaluation provided at the conclusion of the program.

• Support for academic credit where applicable.

• References available upon request.

• Hands-on training in modeling, valuation, and transaction processes.

• Participation in this program may bolster future applications to the Analyst program, but it does not ensure employment.