Lead due diligence and investment execution for overseas renewable energy and infrastructure assets, including financial modeling, project finance, fund formation, asset management, and guidance of team members.
About this role
The Public Offering Underwriting department is hiring a junior banker to support IPO projects for unlisted companies, including startups and subsidiaries of listed companies. The role provides consulting support through the IPO process and contributes to long-term projects as a central team member.
Responsibilities include proposing and advising client top management on governance and systems required of listed companies. The role coordinates closely with stock exchanges, audit firms, legal counsel, consulting companies and other external parties. It also supports fundraising before an IPO and the offering process at the time of the IPO, working with internal departments to provide proposals and practical execution support from preparation through listing.
Required qualifications include business experience, communication ability, and the ability to prepare documents using PC applications such as Excel, Word and PowerPoint. A Class 1 Securities Sales Representative qualification is required and may be obtained after joining.
Preferred qualifications include specialist knowledge of laws and regulations related to securities operations, including the Companies Act and the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act, as well as finance and accounting. Experience in public offering underwriting, investment banking or practical work as a certified public accountant is welcomed. Business-level English ability is also welcomed.
The department works with startups and other clients and supports risk capital supply for startup growth. The position may provide exposure to IPO and equity-finance knowledge, end-to-end involvement in IPO processes, and deeper understanding of clients’ businesses. Career paths to other investment-banking departments, including M&A, ECM, CF and financial sponsors, are available. Training includes financial analysis, English training including a short-term language program in Cebu, and MBA-related training.
The position is based in Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo. Working hours are 8:40 to 17:10 with a one-hour break. Holidays include two-day weekends, public holidays and the year-end and New Year period. Annual leave is 17 to 23 days, prorated for mid-year hires, with hourly annual leave, nursing leave, and childcare and caregiving leave systems. The employment type is permanent employee. Work locations may change to locations designated by the company, including places used for telework. Smoking is prohibited during working hours.
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