Global Equity Research Analyst
FMRCo sees globalization as one of the keys to future success. Our strategy is to enter new, global locations in a deliberate manner with sensitivity to, and respect for, cultural dynamics in these locations, and will balance timing with client and market needs to bring FMRCo closer to the markets we serve. Our success will require a deeper level of responsibility and accountability, and will serve to reduce our dependence on, but not commitment to, partnerships in these markets.
Our commitment to this work is demonstrated by our presence in India, Canada, Ireland, Hong Kong, Japan and the UK. Global expansion is the next evolution of our growth strategy.
The Department
The Global Equity Department manages more than 320 diversified mutual funds, over 60 industry specific funds with total assets under management of more than US $678 billion. The Equity Department consists of several focused research and portfolio management teams, with more than 310 Portfolio Managers, Research Analysts and Research Associates.
The Position
The Global Equity Research Analyst will be assigned a group of companies comprising a sub-sector of a specific industry and will analyze those companies' stock performance and economic fundamentals. The Analyst will meet with top corporate management teams, UK and EU industry experts, Wall Street analysts and experienced colleagues in order to develop investment recommendations to support the work of Fidelity's portfolio managers.
This position is located in London, England.
Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in economics, commerce, management or related discipline. Demonstrated success during academic career and/or prior professional work or personal investing.
Skills
Highly motivated, able to travel, possess strong analytical and communication skills, good working knowledge of the securities markets, ability to work under pressure and to time constraints.
To apply
Please click on the apply to job link and enter Job Number 1303236. This job posting expires on Friday 21st June 2013.
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