Investment Banking Financial Analyst

Job Description

Key Responsibilities: Investment & Financial Analysis Build detailed financial models for real estate and mixed-use projects including ROI, IRR, NPV, sensitivity & scenario analyses Conduct market feasibility and location studies based on urban infrastructure growth and planning forecasts Evaluate land parcels and development proposals with an urban design lens integrated with financial viability Fundraising & Investor Support Prepare investment decks, Information Memorandums (IMs), and data rooms for private equity, family offices, and institutional investors Support in structuring term sheets and managing investor due diligence processes Interface with investment bankers, advisors, and legal teams to support funding transactions Strategic Planning & Urban Integration Collaborate with architects, planners, and project teams to integrate planning logic with financial outputs Assess masterplans and zoning regulations to estimate development potential, FSI/FSR utilization, and financial yield Provide urban planning insight to align project positioning with city development trends and infrastructure expansion Business Intelligence & Market Mapping Conduct market research on city-specific real estate dynamics, upcoming infrastructure, and policy changes Benchmark pricing, absorption trends, and project viability based on planning-led development models Present insights to senior leadership for strategic decision-making and investor reporting Required Skills & Qualifications: MBA with specialization in Urban Planning/Urban Management/Infrastructure Planning Mandatory 510 years of experience in investment banking, real estate finance, or urban infrastructure investment Strong command over financial modeling, Excel, and valuation methods Deep understanding of master planning, urban development policies, and government planning regulations Excellent communication and presentation skills for investor and stakeholder engagement Familiarity with tools like Argus, PowerPoint, GIS-based planning tools (preferred)