Experienced Analyst - Financial Institutions Group
About the job
- Candidates must have a strong and demonstrated interest in investment banking.
- Candidates must have solid quantitative and analytical skills.
- Candidates must be able to think broadly about strategic issues confronting clients.
- Candidates must have knowledge of accounting, valuation, corporate finance, and business strategy.
- Candidates should preferably have one or more years of relevant work experience.
- Candidates must have a strong grasp of corporate finance, valuation, and financial accounting.
- Candidates must demonstrate superior analytical skills and excellence in academic coursework.
- Candidates must have excellent interpersonal skills and be able to articulate ideas.
- Candidates must have outstanding written and oral communication skills.
- Candidates must demonstrate a strong work ethic and an enthusiastic, outgoing, achievement-oriented character.
- Work closely with senior bankers on transactions in markets around the world.
- Work primarily on mergers and acquisitions transactions and other strategic advisory assignments for Wealth and Asset Management clients.
- Help train and manage new junior analysts.
- Perform financial and valuation analyses.
- Work on complex financial and accounting issues.
- Conduct industry and competitive analysis.
- Perform due diligence.
- Prepare client presentation materials.
- Support the management and execution of live deal situations.
- Support new business development.
About the company
Evercore is a global independent investment banking advisory firm that helps clients with strategic and financial decisions. Its services include advice on mergers and acquisitions, divestitures, and restructuring, as well as capital raising for public and private markets. The firm also provides equity research, equity sales, and agency trading execution, and offers wealth and investment management. With offices in major financial centers across North America, Europe, South America, the Middle East, and Asia, Evercore often works on high-profile deals. The company differentiates itself through its independence, broad range of advisory and capital markets services, and global reach, aiming to help clients achieve their strategic and financial objectives.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
1995
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What believers are saying
- Saudi Aramco hired Evercore on September 26, 2026 for gas-unit restructuring.
- Reuters said Evercore's compensation ratio held near 65% while Q2 2026 revenue rose 19%.
- HighPeak Energy engaged Evercore in September 2026 to run a potential sale.
What critics are saying
- Reuters on September 26, 2026 flagged Evercore compensation at 65%, up from 60%.
- Citgo's January 9, 2026 appeal targets Evercore's role in Elliott's winning bid.
- A prolonged M&A drought breaks Evercore's advisory-only economics and crushes partner retention.
What makes Evercore unique
- Evercore advised Arcosa, Iridium, National Grid, and Victoria's Secret in Q2 2026.
- September 1, 2026 hire John Pissanos deepens Evercore's EMEA healthcare coverage from London.
- Evercore's independent model spans M&A, restructuring, ECM, and trading without balance-sheet risk.
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"Aramco" prepares to establish an independent gas unit... a new step in the energy sector In a step aimed at maximizing value Riyadh - Al Arabiya Business Published on: September 27, 2026: 09:48 AM GST Last updated: September 27, 2026: 02:04 PM GST Listen to the article. The audio text is automatically generated by an automated system. Two-minute read Bloomberg News reported on Saturday, citing informed sources, that oil giant Saudi Aramco has enlisted the banking firm Evercore to provide advice on a restructuring to create an independent gas unit and pave the way for a possible initial public offering in the future. The agency added that Boston Consulting Group also advised Aramco on separating its gas activities under a project named (Project Gamma), in a step aimed at maximizing value, citing Reuters. It noted that this step might allow attracting new investments into the gas unit or lead to an initial public offering or the listing of a minority stake in it, with the business valued at more than $100 billion. Reuters reported days ago that the Saudi oil giant intends to reorganize its business by creating a new gas unit, giving Saudi Aramco a specialized platform to develop its domestic natural gas resources and build a portfolio of liquefied natural gas operations abroad. Aramco's gas business growth is mainly based on the Jafurah project, in which the company is investing more than $100 billion to develop. Jafurah and other projects are expected to contribute to increasing gas production by about 80% by 2030. Aramco aims to generate up to $15 billion in additional operating cash flows from its gas business by that year. Ashraf Jarrar, an international markets broker at United Securities, said that the plan to restructure Aramco's gas unit enhances transparency and aims to attract foreign investors and liquidity. He added that maximizing Aramco's market value by enabling gas investments estimated at about $100 billion is in line with Vision 2030.
Moves in VC: week of september 20 - september 26. This week's Moves in VC contains 16 moves and 9 new fund announcements, compiled from 40+ sources. Icymi. Nikhil Raman was promoted to Investment Partner at Union Square Ventures. To its knowledge, this is only the second promotion from junior investor to Investment Partner in the firm's history. The first was Nick Grossman. Eastern Venture5 Media. Sarah Hess, Mia Krishnamurthy, and Mahi Joshi joined Lux Capital as Partners. Sarah previously worked at Point72 Ventures as an Investor, while Mia worked at CRV as an Investor, and Mahi worked at Evercore as an Associate. Michelle Daubar joined Engine Ventures as a Partner and Head of Investor Relations and Capital Formation. Michelle previously worked at Oak HC/FT as a Partner and Head of Investor Relations and Capital Formation. Engine Ventures is a venture capital firm supporting technical founders. Nick Zylstra left his role as an Associate at Accolade Partners and joined Evercore Wealth Management as a Vice President. Accolade Partners specializes in technology and healthcare-focused venture capital and growth equity fund investments. Interested in having your job posting featured here? Western Venture5 Media. Congrats to Jeff Greenfeld on his promotion to Chief of Staff at Venture5. Venture5 creates venture content, improves access to capital for founders and funders, and builds products and services for the venture ecosystem. Priscilla Luu was promoted to Partner at JFFVentures. JFFVentures is an impact venture fund focusing on the future of work and workforce development technologies. Valentina Rodriguez, Jiyoung Jeong, and Lida Vandermeer were promoted to General Partner, Senior Associate, and Head of Platform, respectively, at Wonder Ventures. Grace Brown joined GPx as a Partner. Grace previously worked at Vanderbilt University as a Private Markets Investment Manager. GPx is a VC fund-of-funds platform founded by Founders Fund alum Brian Singerman. Rob Scales was promoted to General Partner at BOND. Asher Siddiqui was promoted to Managing Director at Song United. Song United invests across tech, culture, real estate, and community, on behalf of the family of entrepreneur Dug Song. Scott Barclay is leaving his role as a Healthcare Managing Director at Insight Partners. Scott will remain as a Senior Advisor on select Boards. Cristina Hohlman left her role as a Chief Financial Officer at Sapphire Ventures and joined Fundomo as a Chief Financial Officer. Jonathan Nirenberg joined Cowboy Ventures as a Principal. Jonathan previously worked at Company Ventures as a Principal. Cowboy Ventures is a seed-stage venture capital firm focusing on technology companies. Daniel Clayton joined Adams Street Partners as a Principal. Daniel previously worked at Sapphire Partners as a Principal. Gary Pesola joined NVentures as an Investor. Gary previously worked at Adverb Ventures and Conviction as an Investor. NVentures is NVIDIA's venture capital arm. Asia. Takuya Hosomura joined Global Brain Corporation as a General Partner. Takuya previously worked at Salesforce Ventures as a Principal. New funds. These firms are ready to write checks, with new funds recently closed. San Francisco-based Bain Capital Ventures closed its eleventh $1.6B fund to invest in founders building for a post-AGI world. San Francisco-based Bessemer Venture Partners closed a new $5.75B fund to back AI founders. New York-based Commonweal Ventures closed its second $54M pre-seed and seed-stage fund to support defense, energy, healthcare, public safety, and manufacturing companies. Toronto-based Radical Ventures announced the first close of the Radical Breakouts Fund. The fund will invest in global AI scale-ups. Toronto-based Portage closed its fourth $600M fund to focus on fintech companies. Palo Alto-based Matter Venture Partners closed its second $450M HardTech venture fund. Illinois-based MISUMI Americas is launching MISUMI Ventures, a $50M fund backing the next generation of hardware, robotics, and physical AI companies. London-based Project Ventures announced the first close of its maiden fund to support early-stage companies where deep tech and AI meet the physical world. Gurugram-based Finvolve announced the first close of its $26.1M growth stage fund to back defense, aerospace, and deeptech startups. The amount closed was $9.4M. For emerging managers. Join over 3,000 VC professionals receiving key legal insights by Chris Harvey. Discover the "Law of VC" Substack with free checklists, forms, and guides. Stay tuned for next week's Moves in VC!
HighPeak Energy reportedly explores sale after international acquisition offer. HighPeak Energy is exploring a potential sale and has engaged Evercore and Texas Capital Securities to contact prospective buyers, with discussions taking place in recent weeks, Reuters reported. The process follows acquisition interest in the U.S. oil and gas producer, including an offer from an unidentified international party. HighPeak (Nasdaq: HPK) had a market capitalization of about $1 billion and $1.1 billion of long-term debt as of June 30. Fort Worth, Texas-based HighPeak is an independent oil and natural gas producer focused on the Midland Basin portion of the Permian Basin in West Texas. The company controls more than 140,000 acres in the Permian and produced approximately 45,500 barrels of oil equivalent per day during the first half of 2026, according to Reuters. Its concentrated Permian position gives a potential buyer exposure to one of the most active U.S. shale-producing regions. Gladstone Investment Backs Global GRAB's Acquisition of Barrier1 Systems Barrier1 manufactures anti-ram vehicle barrier systems, including crash-rated bollards, drop and swing arms, wedge barriers, crash beams and vehicle arrestor net systems. To read the entire story, you must be logged in. Bascom Group Acquires 370-Unit Jasmine Apartments in North Dallas Jasmine offers renovated studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments and is situated near the Coit Road and Spring Valley Road corridors. To read the entire story, you must be logged in. Amulet Capital Partners Promotes Sam Brinkley to Partner He previously worked as an investment associate at The Riverside Company. To read the entire story, you must be logged in. Cerity Partners Merges With Gilbert & Cook Gilbert & Cook will contribute approximately $2 billion in assets under management. To read the entire story, you must be logged in.
Court halts AMP sale process. A Luxembourg court order is preventing Ardagh Holdings from currently proceeding with the potential sale of all or part of its interests in Ardagh Metal Packaging (AMP). A summary judge of the district court of Luxembourg issued the order following a unilateral application by certain minority holders of senior secured toggle notes due in 2027 issued by ARD Finance, a parent company of Ardagh Group prior to its recapitalisation in November 2025. Ardagh Holdings said the order was issued without it having had the opportunity to present its position. The company said it "strongly believes that the application is without merit" and is challenging the order. It has also applied for the order to be withdrawn. The order is the latest flashpoint in a long-running dispute between Ardagh and a group of dissenting noteholders left over from the group's 2025 debt restructuring. According to Bloomberg Law, that overhaul saw senior unsecured creditors take control of the business after former owner Paul Coulson exchanged his stake for a $300 million payout, with the bulk of the deal completed consensually in late 2025. A minority of paid-in-kind (PIK) noteholders, reported by Bloomberg Law to include Carronade Capital Management and Deutsche Bank's Distressed Products Group, refused to sign up. Ardagh used a relatively new Luxembourg legal mechanism, judicial reorganisation proceedings, to bind the holdouts to the plan, a move its counsel described to Octus as the first large-cap use of the procedure in Luxembourg. The dissenting group has argued it was unlawfully stripped of its collateral and would be better off under a liquidation, and has continued to contest the terms in court. Ardagh had already put its metal cans business up for sale, appointing Evercore as financial adviser and Kirkland & Ellis as lead legal counsel on the process, according to The Currency. The latest court order now puts that process on hold, at least for the time being, while Ardagh challenges the injunction. AMP operates 23 production facilities in nine countries, employing approximately 6,500 people with sales of $5.5 billion in 2025. * September 16, 2026
Evercore ISI analyst Kutgun Maral raised his Netflix price target to $110 from $100 on 14 September, maintaining an Outperform rating. With shares trading near $78, the target implies roughly 41% gains. The upgrade follows Evercore's 58th quarterly US subscriber survey, which found Netflix's household penetration climbed to 63%, a multi-year high. Japan penetration hit a record 22%, with subscribers showing stronger intent to stay. Live sports drove much improvement. Netflix users watching live sports increased to 60% in September from 42% in March. In Japan, 45% of new subscribers signed up because of the World Baseball Classic promotion. Netflix's second-quarter revenue reached $12.56 billion, up 13.37% year over year.