Investment Banking Analyst - Royalty Monetization Advisory (Experienced/Lateral)

William Blair·New York, New York·Posted 27 October 2026

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Solutions for Today’s Challenges. Vision for Tomorrow’s Opportunities. Join William Blair, the Premier Global Partnership. Execute in-depth analyses to support new business development, transaction execution and the delivery of royalty advisory products and services to clients and prospects. The target client base includes corporations and academic research centers that receive royalties from licensed technologies. The role emphasizes valuation and structural analysis, employing methodologies from both equity and debt underwriting domains. Perform research and financial modeling, create deal-related and business development marketing materials, apply core valuation methods, and complete due diligence activities at the direction of the Royalty Monetization team lead. Work closely with client staff to advance projects, gathering necessary information, describing financial modeling methodology and presenting results directly related to the scope of analysis. Develop royalty-specific expertise with guidance and training from senior team members. Provide training and mentorship to summer interns and less experienced Analysts. Responsibilities include but may not be limited to: Perform…

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