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Social Infrastructure Financing – Analyst at Deutsche Bank - ApplyBlast

Social Infrastructure Financing – Analyst

Deutsche Bank

4 months ago

3.8 on Glassdoor

New York, NY

Hybrid

Full Time

Junior

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About this role

Social Infrastructure Financing Analysts support the Public Finance & Solutions team in the municipal lending business with a focus on social infrastructure sectors. The role involves providing analytical and execution support across origination, underwriting, and deal execution while collaborating with senior bankers. Analysts are responsible for building financial models, conducting due diligence, preparing client materials, and coordinating transaction execution.

Responsibilities

Build and maintain complex financial models for cash flow and debt service.
Support credit underwriting and prepare approval materials for lending.
Conduct due diligence on offering documents and demographic data.
Create pitch books and market updates for client presentations.
Coordinate transaction execution timelines with internal and external partners.

Skills

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in FinanceBachelor's degree in EconomicsBachelor's degree in AccountingBachelor's degree in Public PolicyBachelor's degree in Mathematics

About Deutsche Bank

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Headquarters

Frankfurt, Hesse, Germany

Company Size

10001+ employees

Founded

1870

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Deutsche Bank is a global financial services provider headquartered in Frankfurt am Main, offering a broad range of services including corporate banking, investment banking, private banking, and asset management. It serves corporates, institutions, and private clients across locations worldwide. The bank is also committed to sustainable finance, targeting €900 billion to support low-carbon transition and ecosystem conservation.