Investment Banking Analyst, Media - Los Angeles

Overview

In this role, you support origination and execution on media financing and M&A projects, conducting financial analysis, modeling, and market research. You work closely with senior bankers and clients to prepare materials and assess strategic options across media, sports, and entertainment. The position offers exposure to a broad landscape including film, television, music, live events, gaming and digital media. You will contribute to deal discussions, due diligence, and presentation materials, shaping transactions and client strategies.

Responsibilities
  • Support origination activities by building company analyses and presentation materials
  • Build financial models to evaluate historical and projected performance for potential transactions
  • Prepare valuation analyses using comparables, DCF, and precedent transactions
  • Assess financial implications of mergers & acquisitions to support deal evaluation
  • Assist transaction execution through data gathering, analysis, and preparation of deal materials
  • Conduct company and industry research including competitive positioning and market shares
  • Prepare analytical materials for internal approvals (credit, compliance, engagement committee, balance sheet)
Key requirements
  • Relevant investment banking or financial advisory experience
  • Strong understanding of accounting, corporate finance and valuation
  • Strong analytical and financial modeling skills with clear conclusions
  • Interest in media, sports and entertainment sectors
  • Strong written and verbal communication for presentations
  • Results-driven, able to meet tight deadlines
  • Team player with ability to manage multiple priorities and attention to detail
  • Strong Excel and PowerPoint skills
  • intellectual curiosity
  • clear communication
  • attention to detail
  • financial modeling
  • valuation techniques (comps, DCF, precedent transactions)
  • presentation design in PowerPoint
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