Analysts in the Restructuring & Reorganization group at Blackstone have the opportunity to develop a diverse and broad corporate finance skill set. Financial restructuring transactions are complex and involve negotiations with a number of key stakeholders including, among others, the board of directors, management, secured and unsecured lenders, and equity holders. Due to the relatively small size of the group, Analysts are integral to all aspects of a deal and are involved with the development, structuring and financing of transactions and regularly attend both client and internal meetings, negotiations and due diligence sessions.

Typically, Analyst responsibilities will include performing on-site due diligence with the client, developing detailed business plans, building comprehensive financial models to be used in corporate valuations, attending key client negotiating and strategy sessions and assisting in the preparation of a plan of reorganization and disclosure statement materials for Chapter 11 cases. Analysts will work on a wide range of transactions including both Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings as well as out-of-court restructuring transactions such as recapitalizations, exchange offers, and distressed mergers and acquisitions as well as debt and equity capital raising transactions.

Associates work directly with clients to evaluate, structure, and negotiate financial and strategic alternatives for companies. Associates receive broad-based exposure to the full spectrum of complex issues that arise in restructurings, including valuation analysis, capital raising, mergers and acquisitions, creditor negotiations, exchange offers, and Chapter 11 reorganizations. The comparatively small size of this group offers professionals the opportunity to work closely with senior members of the firm and to have extensive client interaction.

Summer Analysts in the Restructuring & Reorganization group at Blackstone have the opportunity to develop a diverse and broad corporate finance skill set. Financial restructuring transactions are complex and involve negotiations with a number of key stakeholders including, among others, the board of directors, management, secured and unsecured lenders, and equity holders. Due to the relatively small size of the group, Summer Analysts are integral to all aspects of a deal and are involved with the development, structuring and financing of transactions and regularly attend both client and internal meetings, negotiations and due diligence sessions.

Typically, Summer Analyst responsibilities will include performing on-site due diligence with the client, developing detailed business plans, building comprehensive financial models to be used in corporate valuations, attending key client negotiating and strategy sessions and assisting in the preparation of a plan of reorganization and disclosure statement materials for Chapter 11 cases. Summer Analysts will work on a wide range of transactions including both Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings as well as out-of-court restructuring transactions such as recapitalizations, exchange offers, and distressed mergers and acquisitions as well as debt and equity capital raising transactions.

Summer Associates work directly with clients to evaluate, structure, and negotiate financial and strategic alternatives for companies. Summer Associates receive broad-based exposure to the full spectrum of complex issues that arise in restructurings, including valuation analysis, capital raising, mergers and acquisitions, creditor negotiations, exchange offers, and Chapter 11 reorganizations. The comparatively small size of this group offers professionals the opportunity to work closely with senior members of the firm and to have extensive client interaction.