Vice President
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Colchester Partners LLC seeks a Vice President to support transaction execution and business development. The role works on engagements involving wealth management, alternative investment management, and traditional investment management firms. It includes preparing investment memoranda and financial projections, assembling due diligence materials, analyzing transaction terms, and coordinating document review with client legal and tax counsel. The position also develops skills for leading client engagements and generating new business.
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Vice President, Colchester Partners LLC, New York, NY: Responsible for transaction execution and business development support. Duties and responsibilities include: Collaborate with all members of the Colchester team on engagements involving wealth management firms, alternative investment management firms, and traditional investment management firms; Prepare and review investment memoranda and financial projections; Assemble and create due diligence materials; Perform analysis of business and financial and structural transactions terms; Coordinate with the client's legal and tax counsel to review term sheets and financial transaction documents; and Develop the skills required to lead client engagements and generate new business opportunities for the firm. MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: Education: A masters degree (U.S. or foreign degree equivalent) in economics, finance, or a closely related field. Experience: Two years of experience in an investment banking occupation performing financial analysis and modeling. OR, alternatively Education: A bachelors degree (U.S. or foreign degree equivalent) in economics, finance, or a closely related field. Experience: Four years of experience in an investment banking occupation performing financial analysis and modeling. SKILLS/SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Experience must include the following: Two years of experience with each of the following: o Informing decisions by analyzing financial information to forecast business, industry, or economic conditionso Employing financial models to develop solutions to financial problems and assess the financial or capital impact of transactionso Conducting industry and market research and identifying trends impacting companies under coverage using Preqin, FactSet, and Capital IQo Preparing reports and presenting findings to clients or senior managemento Using DCF, comparable company analysis, and precedent transactions valuation methodso Using Microsoft Excel for financial modelingo Using PowerPoint for client and prospective client presentations Experience may be gained concurrently.
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Set against the 471 open Investment Banking jobs on Olive Jobs, counted October 30, 2026.
- Pay
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- New York median$175–225K/yr171 salary ranges
- Openings
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- Education
- 309 of the 471 open Investment Banking jobs (66%) ask for a bachelor's degree or higher.
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