JPMorganChase
Asset Management, Highbridge, US Research Analyst, Associate
JPMorganChase, New York, New York, us, 10261
Highbridge Capital Management, LLC
is a global alternative asset management firm founded in 1992. The firm manages hedge funds, co‑investment vehicles, and closed‑end investment products, with a focus on credit, relative value, and volatility strategies. Highbridge seeks an Associate focused on fundamental research reporting to support its US Head of Performing Credit.
This Associate will play a key role in the underwriting of Highbridge’s credit and volatility investments, including its flagship credit and volatility fund (HTCF) and other opportunistic vehicles.
Job Responsibilities
Underwrite credit, volatility, and relative value investments while providing daily oversight of existing exposures.
Develop proprietary models to assess the creditworthiness of issuers.
Conduct thorough primary research, including expert due diligence calls and discussions with management.
Perform quantitative analyses focusing on the micro‑economics of businesses, recovery assessment, and valuation work.
Collaborate with the trading desk to support daily investment decisions.
Condense and synthesize analysis into concise memos that articulate the risk/reward proposition for Portfolio Manager review.
Monitor daily news flow and maintain contact with management teams for current and prospective investments.
Assess potential deal dynamics and underwrite financing opportunities.
Lead industry expert due diligence calls.
Required Qualifications, Capabilities, and Skills
2–5 years of experience in investment banking, advisory, buy‑side credit or special‑situation investing.
Degree in Finance, Economics, Engineering, or a related quantitative field.
Comprehensive understanding of trading, investing, capital markets, corporate accounting, and finance.
Experience reviewing debt documentation, including indentures and credit agreements, with a focus on covenant review, instrument mechanics, and financing capacity.
Proficiency in enterprise valuations using DCF, M&A frameworks, and comparable analyses.
Exceptional quantitative and analytical skills, with demonstrated proficiency in quantitative analysis and problem‑solving.
Meticulous attention to detail and a commitment to disciplined processes.
Strong verbal and written communication skills for engaging internal and external stakeholders.
Collaborative, adaptable team player who thrives in a dynamic, global environment.
Entrepreneurial mindset with energy, intellectual curiosity, and a dedication to drive results.
We are an equal opportunity employer and place a high value on diversity and inclusion at our company.
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is a global alternative asset management firm founded in 1992. The firm manages hedge funds, co‑investment vehicles, and closed‑end investment products, with a focus on credit, relative value, and volatility strategies. Highbridge seeks an Associate focused on fundamental research reporting to support its US Head of Performing Credit.
This Associate will play a key role in the underwriting of Highbridge’s credit and volatility investments, including its flagship credit and volatility fund (HTCF) and other opportunistic vehicles.
Job Responsibilities
Underwrite credit, volatility, and relative value investments while providing daily oversight of existing exposures.
Develop proprietary models to assess the creditworthiness of issuers.
Conduct thorough primary research, including expert due diligence calls and discussions with management.
Perform quantitative analyses focusing on the micro‑economics of businesses, recovery assessment, and valuation work.
Collaborate with the trading desk to support daily investment decisions.
Condense and synthesize analysis into concise memos that articulate the risk/reward proposition for Portfolio Manager review.
Monitor daily news flow and maintain contact with management teams for current and prospective investments.
Assess potential deal dynamics and underwrite financing opportunities.
Lead industry expert due diligence calls.
Required Qualifications, Capabilities, and Skills
2–5 years of experience in investment banking, advisory, buy‑side credit or special‑situation investing.
Degree in Finance, Economics, Engineering, or a related quantitative field.
Comprehensive understanding of trading, investing, capital markets, corporate accounting, and finance.
Experience reviewing debt documentation, including indentures and credit agreements, with a focus on covenant review, instrument mechanics, and financing capacity.
Proficiency in enterprise valuations using DCF, M&A frameworks, and comparable analyses.
Exceptional quantitative and analytical skills, with demonstrated proficiency in quantitative analysis and problem‑solving.
Meticulous attention to detail and a commitment to disciplined processes.
Strong verbal and written communication skills for engaging internal and external stakeholders.
Collaborative, adaptable team player who thrives in a dynamic, global environment.
Entrepreneurial mindset with energy, intellectual curiosity, and a dedication to drive results.
We are an equal opportunity employer and place a high value on diversity and inclusion at our company.
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