Financial Services Stock Research Internship
Budget: ₹400 – ₹750 INR
I’m looking for an intern who can dig deep into publicly-listed companies across the financial-services landscape and turn raw data into concise, actionable equity research. Your day-to-day work will revolve around listed stocks only; bonds, mutual funds and other instruments are outside the present scope.
Here is what I need over the engagement:
• A clear coverage list of financial-services names worth tracking, refreshed as news and market conditions evolve.
• Company snapshots that include business model overviews, recent earnings highlights, key valuation metrics and peer comparisons.
• Spreadsheet models (Excel or Google Sheets) that let me tweak key assumptions and instantly see the impact on target price, EPS and ROE.
• A brief weekly note summarising the most material news or regulatory developments affecting the sector, plus your view on potential upside or downside catalysts.
Acceptance criteria
– Each report must cite primary sources (10-Ks, investor presentations, call transcripts) and include a reproducible valuation approach (DCF, comparables or both).
– Data points must reconcile with the latest filings; I will spot-check values.
– Writing should be clear, jargon-light and no longer than three pages per company.
Let me know the approximate number of companies you can cover per week and what research platforms you already know. I’m ready to start as soon as I find the right fit.
Here is what I need over the engagement:
• A clear coverage list of financial-services names worth tracking, refreshed as news and market conditions evolve.
• Company snapshots that include business model overviews, recent earnings highlights, key valuation metrics and peer comparisons.
• Spreadsheet models (Excel or Google Sheets) that let me tweak key assumptions and instantly see the impact on target price, EPS and ROE.
• A brief weekly note summarising the most material news or regulatory developments affecting the sector, plus your view on potential upside or downside catalysts.
Acceptance criteria
– Each report must cite primary sources (10-Ks, investor presentations, call transcripts) and include a reproducible valuation approach (DCF, comparables or both).
– Data points must reconcile with the latest filings; I will spot-check values.
– Writing should be clear, jargon-light and no longer than three pages per company.
Let me know the approximate number of companies you can cover per week and what research platforms you already know. I’m ready to start as soon as I find the right fit.