Analysts are important members of the David N. Deutsch & Company team. From their first day on the job, they’re on our firm’s front line, assuming significant responsibility on transactions. They are also involved in projects relating to the growth of the firm. In this regard, David N. Deutsch & Company Analysts gain two experiences: a traditional investment banking Analyst experience and an entrepreneurial experience.

Our Analyst experience is ‘richer’ in other ways as well. David N. Deutsch & Company provides M&A, financing and strategic financial advisory services to clients in a variety of industries -- our Analysts are exposed to a wide range of assignments.  And, for those interested in consulting, our approach incorporates strategic as well as financial analysis.

Our firm is deliberately small, and Analysts have access to senior professionals.  David enjoys mentoring juniors.  He teaches them, helps prepare them for graduate study and writes their recommendations to business school. Our firm’s Analysts have gone on to Harvard Business School, medical school and graduate study in mathematics at Columbia.

Job Description:
In general, Analysts are responsible for collecting, organizing and analyzing business, financial and market information and communicating their findings to others. While our firm’s Analysts are required to develop financial models, they are also called upon to participate in many of the more qualitative aspects of transactions and projects. Rather than limiting our Analysts to only certain aspects of transactions, we involve them in every phase of our work… from assessment of client business strategy, to financial modeling, to drafting of confidential memoranda, to preparation of management presentations, to participation in client meetings, etc.  They’re the low-man-on-the-totem-pole, but they are considered a full-fledged member of the team.

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