FAQs
What is the primary role of the Investment Grade Credit Research Analyst?
The primary role involves performing company and industry due diligence, constructing financial models, assessing relative valuation, and making investment recommendations for a range of portfolios managed by the global corporate credit team.
What qualifications are necessary for this position?
Candidates should have 2-3+ years of experience in an investment-related or banking role, strong communication skills, solid accounting and finance knowledge, along with strong modeling, analytical, and quantitative skills. An understanding of financial markets, preferably within Fixed Income, is also important.
Is previous experience in Fixed Income required?
While it is preferred, candidates should at least have a demonstrated interest in investment research and a basic understanding of financial markets, which includes Fixed Income.
How does Goldman Sachs support diversity and inclusion in the workplace?
Goldman Sachs is committed to fostering and advancing diversity and inclusion, ensuring every individual has opportunities to grow through various training and development programs, firmwide networks, and wellness offerings.
Will the analyst be required to collaborate with other teams?
Yes, the analyst will collaborate with investment professionals across the AWM Corporate Credit, Fixed Income, and Fundamental Equity teams.
What kind of professional development opportunities does Goldman Sachs offer?
Goldman Sachs offers various training, development opportunities, benefits, wellness programs, and personal finance offerings to support professional and personal growth.
Is a Master's degree or CFA study an advantage for applicants?
Yes, a Master's degree and CFA study (at any level) are considered a plus for this position.
What is the work culture like at Goldman Sachs?
The work culture values integrity and transparency and emphasizes a team-oriented environment with a passion for investment research and sustainable success.
Will the role require communication with management and sell-side analysts?
Yes, the analyst will interact with management and sell-side analysts as part of the due diligence process and investment recommendation support.
What types of clients does Goldman Sachs serve in this role?
Goldman Sachs serves a substantial and diversified client base including corporations, financial institutions, governments, high-net-worth individuals, pension plans, sovereign wealth funds, insurance companies, endowments, and foundations.