Deutsche, is a German multinational investment bank and financial services company headquartered in Frankfurt, Germany, and dual-listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange and the New York Stock Exchange.
Deutsche Bank Research is responsible for economic and financial analysis within Deutsche Bank Group and covers asset allocation and all major industry sectors. We analyse relevant trends for the bank in financial markets, the economy and society, highlight risks and opportunities and act as consultant for the bank, its clients and stakeholders. Deutsche Bank Research delivers high-quality, independent analysis and actively promotes public debate on economic, fiscal, labour market and social policy issues.
The individual will join the GEM Economics Research team, with this role based in Johannesburg. As a sell-side economist, you will be providing insights to asset managers and corporates on thematic trends that affect the business world to local clients and offshore. You will be a key pillar of the South Africa franchise and growth strategy, thus representing the bank at industry and networking events. You will be responsible for research and of key economic variables, including contributing to team modelling and written reports.
Your key responsibilities
Conduct qualitative and quantitative analysis on economies, with a strong focus on South Africa, with SSA experience and coverage a strong advantage.
Assist the CEEMEA Chief Economist with coverage of relevant CEEMEA countries including conducting analysis, preparing research reports and attending client meetings as required
Write publications and presentations on the South Africa economy as well as CEEMEA economies
Maintain and enhance country/regional databases with rigorous attention to detail
Monitor data releases and market-relevant developments
Provide support for internal and external client requests
Your skills and experience:
5-8 years of experience with exposure to financial markets
Master's degree at a top-tier university in economics (or a related field of economics), or similar experience and proof of excellent knowledge of economics and quantitative concepts
Fluency in English and excellent communication skills (written and verbal)
Ability to synthesize complex information and present ideas effectively
Excellent analytical skills including data analysis, Excel modelling, and proficiency in statistical software (e.g., Eviews, R, Python, Bloomberg)
Strong organizational and time management skills
Capacity and ambition to work autonomously and proactively explore new topics and research ideas
Team player mindset for an international work environment
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