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Analyst | Music Investment

London
£60k – £70k/yr
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Investment Analyst | Music & Alternative Credit

Hybrid

London

60-70k

I’m working with an exciting and growing music investment business that is looking to appoint an Investment Analyst to join its London-based investment team.

This is a particularly interesting opportunity for an analyst with a background in credit, structured finance, private credit or specialty finance who wants to apply their financial modelling and underwriting experience to one of the more unusual asset classes around: music royalties and intellectual property.

The role will play a key part in evaluating and structuring transactions that enable artists and rights holders to unlock the value of their catalogues, while ensuring investments are underwritten with a rigorous, data-driven approach.

What you’ll be doing:

  • Build detailed financial models and cash-flow forecasts to assess proposed investments
  • Underwrite future royalty streams across streaming, performance, sync, mechanical and neighbouring rights
  • Assess catalogue quality, historical performance, ownership, territorial splits and concentration risks
  • Model base, downside and stress scenarios, including expected recoupment timelines and residual value
  • Support the structuring of transactions, including advance sizes, fees, waterfalls and other deal mechanics
  • Prepare investment memoranda and present recommendations to an investment committee
  • Monitor existing investments against projected royalty receipts and identify underperformance or emerging risks
  • Work closely with legal, operations and music-industry specialists throughout the investment process
  • Develop and refine valuation models and analytical tools as the platform continues to grow

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What I’m looking for:

  • 2–5+ years’ experience in credit analysis, underwriting, portfolio management, banking, specialty finance, private credit or structured finance
  • Strong financial modelling, cash-flow forecasting and scenario analysis skills
  • A solid understanding of credit underwriting and risk assessment
  • Experience analysing cash-flow or asset-backed lending transactions
  • Strong ability to interpret contracts and ownership documentation
  • Excellent written and verbal communication, with the ability to turn complex analysis into clear investment recommendations
  • High attention to detail and a thoughtful, commercially minded approach to assessing both upside and downside

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Experience within music, entertainment, media, IP financing, royalty administration or catalogue investment would be highly desirable, as would exposure to securitisation, asset-backed lending or other long-duration/residual-value credit products.

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