FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of a Financial Analyst in this role?
The primary responsibility is to lead and coordinate the budgeting and forecasting process, including short- and long-term projections of earnings and capital under varying economic scenarios.
What qualifications are required for this Financial Analyst position?
A BA/BS in Finance, Economics, or Accounting is required, along with excellent organizational, management, and communication skills.
Are there any preferred qualifications for this position?
Yes, preferred qualifications include certifications such as CFA or CPA, and an MBA.
What technical skills are needed for this role?
Strong technical skills are required, including proficiency in Excel, PowerPoint, Essbase, Visual Basic, and macros.
What type of work environment should candidates expect?
Candidates should expect a fast-paced, results-driven environment where they will need to manage multiple projects and initiatives simultaneously.
How important is teamwork in this role?
Teamwork is very important; the role requires building strong partnerships with colleagues and collaborating with various business partners across the firm.
Is experience in financial modeling considered valuable for this position?
Yes, the ability to create, maintain, and review financial models and analyses is a critical part of the role.
Will the Financial Analyst have direct interaction with senior management?
Yes, the Financial Analyst will produce presentations and analyses for key internal clients, including senior management.
Do we support diversity and inclusion in the hiring process?
Yes, we place a high value on diversity and inclusion and are an equal opportunity employer.
What type of clients does J.P. Morgan's Global Banking business serve?
J.P. Morgan's Global Banking business serves various clients including corporations, governments, municipalities, healthcare organizations, educational institutions, banks, and investors.