Investment Banking Jobs In Germany

DZ BANK announced on its official Linkedin page a vacancy

University graduate or junior professional as Analyst Mergers & Acquisitions m/f/d

Banks in Germany are renowned for their efficiency and reliability, offering a wide range of services to individuals and businesses alike.
With over 1,500 banks operating nationwide, customers have access to an extensive network of branches as well as online banking capabilities.
German banks offer competitive interest rates on savings accounts and loans while providing a secure environment for financial transactions.
Additionally, the country's regulatory framework ensures that deposits up to €100 000 are protected by the government-backed deposit guarantee scheme which provides further assurance when it comes to investing funds or taking out loans from German banks.

The average salary of a banker in Germany is quite competitive, with an annual mean salary ranging from €50,000 to €80,000.
This figure can vary depending on the size and type of bank and the individual's experience level.
Bankers in Germany also enjoy other benefits such as bonuses for performance or promotions within their departments as well as access to health insurance plans and pension schemes.
As banking continues to be one of the most sought-after professions in Germany due its high salaries and potential for career growth, it is no surprise that many individuals are attracted by this line of work.

Participation in the implementation of purchase and sale-side M&A processes.
Support in identifying business approaches and winning new consulting projects.
Preparation of information memorandums and other process documents, presentations and market and competitive analyses.
Carrying out company valuations using standard market valuation methods.
Technical support for interns.

University graduate / career starter / experienced professional (m/f/d).
Very good economics or comparable academic degree.
First relevant professional experience of up to a maximum of three years in M&A consulting (ideally internships in an investment bank, M&A boutique or auditing firm).
Solid knowledge of finance, accounting, tax and legal.
Knowledge of standard market valuation methods (discounted cash flow method, stock exchange and transaction multiples) and financial modelling.
Very good handling of Excel, Word and PowerPoint as well as other databases if necessary.
Very good knowledge of spoken and written German and English.
Excellent presentation skills and communication skills.
Team spirit, high commitment and initiative as well as flexibility.
Quick comprehension as well as a safe and confident demeanor.