Research Analyst

A top employer is now accepting applications for this role. Position Overview: - The Research Analyst is responsible for conducting in-depth macroeconomic, sectoral, and company-level research to support investment and strategic decision-making across the organisation. - The role exists to provide timely, accurate, and well-structured analytical insights that underpin investment recommendations and portfolio strategies. - This role serves as a foundational analytical position within the investment function, contributing directly to investment quality and risk management. Key Responsibilities: Market, Sector & Company Research: - Conduct macroeconomic and capital market research to identify trends and risks. - Perform sectoral analysis and industry mapping across relevant markets. - Conduct company-level research, including financial statement analysis and competitive positioning. - Monitor economic indicators, policy developments, and regulatory changes. Financial Modelling & Analysis: - Build and maintain financial models, valuation analyses, and forecasts - Support sensitivity analysis and scenario planning - Assist in assessing investment viability and downside risks Reporting & Knowledge Management: - Prepare high-quality research reports, investment notes, and briefing materials. - Present research findings to investment teams and senior stakeholders. - Maintain research databases, models, and documentation. - Support ad-hoc analytical requests across the organisation. Collaboration & Continuous Improvement: - Work closely with investment managers, portfolio managers, and risk teams. - Contribute to the continuous improvement of research methodologies and tools. - Stay current with industry best practices and analytical techniques. Education: al Qualifications - Bachelor’s Degree in Finance, Economics, Accounting, or a related discipline. Knowledge, Skills & Experience: - 3–6 years’ experience in research, analysis, or related financial services roles. - Demonstrated experience in financial analysis and research reporting. - Exposure to investment research, equity research, or economic analysis is preferred.