Hey guys, I would really appreciate feedback on moving from a commercial analyst to a corporate credit analyst. I wasn't exactly sure which forum to post this in, but I figured some banks I-banking and CB units are intertwined so I chose this one!
Quick Background: I have been working at a smaller commercial bank for 2 years now (roughly 1B in assets). The day to day work is engaging and I enjoy my job, the problem is the lack of compensation ($40k all-in). I am planning on moving to Minneapolis in the near future and would like to find an analyst job at a corporate bank. From my understanding the basic skill is transferable, but I am unclear on what else I should know before (hopefully) starting a new job.
- How much modeling could I expect? Are there courses out there geared towards CB modeling?
- What do you think is the necessary skill set?
- How many hours a week is typical?
- Is it possible to start out as a 2nd/3rd year analyst with my exp. or would I basically be a 1st year?
Disclaimer: I used the search function and found some good info, but would like a better idea where I would fit in.
Much appreciated!
1) modeling would just be a standard 3 statement model. Tons of stuff online for it 2) written financial statement analysis and understanding of debt capital markets 3) 40-60 usually 4) probably possible you just have to sell yourself well
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