Finance & Accounting - Internship

About the internship:Selected intern's day-to-day responsibilities include:

1. Conduct deep-dive company analysis covering income statement, balance sheet, cash flows, and ratio work

2. Build and defend investment theses, going beyond 'buy because it's cheap' to explain why, how much, and what breaks it

3. Conduct sector screening and idea generation, bringing names to the table rather than only executing assignments

4. Sit through and challenge investment committee discussionsWho can apply:Only those candidates can apply who:are available for full time (in-office) internshipcan start the internship between 24th Sep'26 and 29th Oct'26are available for duration of 2 monthsare from Indore onlyhave relevant skills and interestsStipend:INR₹ 5,000 /monthDeadline:[hidden]:59:59Other perks:Certificate, Letter of recommendationSkills required:MS-Office, Market Analysis, Financial Modeling and Equity ResearchOther Requirements:1. Equity research, financial modeling, market analysis, and MS Office2. Strong grip on financial statement analysis; comfortable with GPM, EBITDA margins, ROCE vs ROE, and why they move3. Genuine curiosity about businesses, not just markets4. Excel fluency, with hands-on experience rather than learning on the job5. CFA Level 1 (cleared or appearing) preferred, not mandatory6. Based in IndoreAbout Company:Kyro Asset Management is a research-driven investment management firm focused on delivering long-term capital appreciation through a disciplined institutional approach. We act as Investment Manager to our SEBI-registered Category II AIF (Reg. No. IN/AIF2/26-27/2191).

With deep expertise in Indian financial markets, we cater to HNIs, UHNIs, Family Offices and Institutional Investors seeking differentiated access to growth-oriented opportunities across private and public markets.

Responsibilities

Selected intern's day-to-day responsibilities include:

1. Conduct deep-dive company analysis covering income statement, balance sheet, cash flows, and ratio work

2. Build and defend investment theses, going beyond 'buy because it's cheap' to explain why, how much, and what breaks it

3. Conduct sector screening and idea generation, bringing names to the table rather than only executing assignments

4. Sit through and challenge investment committee discussions