Fair Oaks Capital
Analyst - Investor Relations & Marketing (Graduate/Early Career) - Credit Asset Manager - London - October start

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Fair Oaks Capital
Fair Oaks Capital is a specialist credit asset manager (c$4bn AUM) based in London, expanding its investor relations and marketing team. This is a new analyst position on a growing team, working directly with the firm's founders and investment team.
The position suits either a recent graduate or an early-career candidate with up to three years' experience - including from fund administration, fund services, or operations backgrounds looking to move to the investment-manager side.
What you will do
- Produce and quality-check the monthly reporting cycle across our funds (factsheets, investor reports, performance analytics, mailings, and web updates) to fixed deadlines.
- Work with the firm's AI production systems daily, running, documenting, and improving them.
- Maintain investor data, CRM records, and prospecting analytics that feed the firm's pipeline framework.
- Build toward investor-facing work: within a year, analysts are expected to contribute directly to marketing and client materials, product development and strategy, and to present internally and externally.
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What we are looking for
- Evidence of being smart and precise: a strong academic record (any degree discipline) or an early-career track record in fund services, fund accounting, or asset-management operations.
- Excellent written English.
- Obsessive accuracy.
- Genuine, demonstrated AI-tool fluency (core requirement): structured, practical use, not just familiarity, with a clear understanding that it is a tool whose outputs must be verified.
- Strong interest in developing a career in Investor Relations, Marketing, and Sales.
- Languages: professional proficiency in Italian, French, or German is a strong plus.
- Availability: able to start by early October 2026. Candidates with existing UK right to work, including the Graduate visa route, are welcome to apply.


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Package
- £40,000–£45,000; discretionary bonus; private medical and dental; full support (preparation, exam, and membership fees) for professional qualifications.
How to apply - deadline Friday 29 August 2026, reviewed on receipt
Send your CV plus a maximum 250-word note to hr@fairoakscap.com (subject: Analyst Application - [Name]) describing ONE concrete piece of work you produced using AI tools: what you built or automated, what went wrong or surprised you, and how you verified the output before relying on it. This note is a core part of the application, we will read it before the CV. Generic descriptions of “using ChatGPT for research” or applications which do not follow the guidelines will not be considered.
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