India Research Analyst
Research Analyst – India
GPCA
New York or Singapore
Company Overview:
The Global Private Capital Association, which was founded as the Emerging Markets Private Equity Association (EMPEA) in 2004, is a non-profit, independent membership organization representing private capital investors who manage more than USD2t in assets across Asia, Latin America, Africa, Central & Eastern Europe and the Middle East. United by a long-term investment approach, our members are fund and institutional investors including private equity, growth equity, venture capital, private credit, real assets, pension plans and sovereign wealth funds, among others.
Our mission is to connect and influence key market participants, promoting the sectors, strategies and deals that will drive investment returns and meet societal needs. A cornerstone of GPCA’s work is generating proprietary data, intelligence and deal cases to drive transparency and showcase innovation from across global markets.
With headquarters in New York and Singapore, GPCA includes LAVCA, the Association for Private Capital Investment in Latin America, which operates as a parallel membership organization with its own dedicated team and board.
Job Title & Location:
Research Analyst – India
New York (or Singapore)
Salary & Benefits:
USD70,000-80,000 (based on experience and location)
Company-paid medical and dental insurance
4 weeks of paid vacation
401k retirement plan (or CPF contribution)
Job Description:
GPCA is seeking a full-time India-focused Research Analyst to support its efforts to produce industry data, in-depth reports and presentations for our members and related stakeholders. GPCA’s research content is widely used by investors and other industry professionals for global comparative analysis of private equity, venture capital, private credit and real assets/infrastructure investment flows. GPCA’s data and reports are disseminated in the market via proprietary publications, media coverage, conferences/events and globalprivatecapital.org.
The successful candidate will join a dedicated, high-energy team of individuals with an outstanding track record. The culture is supportive and team-oriented, but in common with the industry that the team serves, standards are extremely high and excellence is a daily requirement rather than the exception.
The Research Analyst’s primary responsibilities will be supporting GPCA’s data program and the publication of Asia-focused research content by:
- Systematically collecting quantitative and qualitative information on private capital activity across global markets, with a particular focus on India, through both third-party sources and direct communication with GPCA Members and other industry stakeholders
- Interpreting and entering this information in GPCA’s proprietary database and knowledge management systems
- Cultivating relationships with GPCA Member firms and other industry stakeholders to support the data program and business expansion in the Asia-Pacific region
- Working with the rest of the research team based in New York and with GPCA’s management on the development of India- and Asia-focused research reports and content
- Producing quantitative analysis and exhibits in Excel and PowerPoint, as well as written commentary, for use in GPCA reports and ad hoc presentations
- Contributing to the ongoing improvement of GPCA’s data management systems and engagement with Asia-based investors
Qualifications:
- Bachelor’s degree with coursework in economics, finance, international affairs, statistics, mathematics or similar
- Two to four years of work experience, ideally in a data-intensive research, finance or international development capacity
- Full fluency in English and excellent written/verbal communication skills
- Deep background in or knowledge of the Indian market (with interest in private equity, venture capital, real estate and/or technology preferred)
- Strong detail orientation and ability to focus on data-intensive, quantitative projects
- Intermediate to advanced skills in Excel and PowerPoint preferred
- Strategic thinking, highly organized self-starting mentality and ability to work independently
- High level of personal and professional integrity and trustworthiness with strong work ethic
- Authorization to work in the United States (OPT accepted)