Business Insider has recently released a list of rising stars in equity research for 2023. The publication is now looking for nominations for the top equity research analysts who are 35 years old or younger. They are specifically interested in individuals who excel in sell-side equity research.
If you know someone who fits this description and deserves recognition, you can nominate them by filling out a form by April 10th. Business Insider wants to highlight the best emerging talents in sell-side equity research and is seeking help from the public to identify them. Criteria for nominees include being based in the US, actively engaged in sell-side equity research, and demonstrating outstanding performance compared to their peers.
To suggest someone for consideration, submit your nomination through the provided form, making sure to be as detailed and specific as possible. The deadline for submissions is April 10th. For any questions or issues related to nominations, reach out to Michelle Abrego at mabrego@businessinsider.com. Business Insider hopes to showcase the brightest young minds in equity research and looks forward to receiving your nominations.
In addition to recognizing outstanding analysts, Business Insider also aims to promote diversity and inclusion within the field of equity research by encouraging nominations from underrepresented groups.
The publication received an overwhelming number of submissions last year, with many talented young analysts being recognized for their hard work and dedication.
This year’s list of top performers includes Jonna Kim with TD Cowen, Mike Brown from KBW, Stephanie Moore at Jefferies, and Alex Perry from Bank of America.
Business Insider hopes that this year’s list will inspire even more aspiring analysts to pursue careers in sell-side equity research and contribute to the growth of this important industry.
Overall, Business Insider is committed to recognizing and promoting emerging talent within the field of equity research while also encouraging diversity and inclusivity within the industry as a whole.
