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About the company:
A specialist boutique consulting firm is looking to hire an Analyst to join its growing London team. The firm advises on complex commercial, economic and legal matters, with work spanning high-value disputes, litigation and arbitration, business valuation, competition, regulation and financial analysis.
The team works on sophisticated international assignments and combines rigorous economic and financial analysis with hands-on involvement from experienced consultants and expert witnesses.
The Role:
This is an excellent opportunity for a recent graduate or someone with approximately 1–2 years of professional experience who is interested in applying economics, finance and quantitative analysis to complex real-world commercial problems.
You will contribute to live client projects from an early stage, working alongside experienced consultants and senior experts while developing your analytical, commercial and communication skills.
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The role is particularly well suited to someone interested in economic consulting, disputes, litigation, arbitration, valuation or expert advisory work.
Responsibilities:
- Conduct detailed economic, financial and commercial analysis.
- Research companies, industries, markets and broader economic issues.
- Analyse financial information and complex datasets.
- Support business valuation, damages and loss quantification work.
- Contribute to high-value litigation and arbitration assignments.
- Assist with the preparation of analytical reports and presentations.
- Work closely with senior consultants and expert witnesses throughout engagements.
- Develop an understanding of different industries, businesses and economic issues.
- Present analytical findings clearly and concisely to project teams.
- Take ownership of research and analytical workstreams as your experience develops.


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Requirements:
- Graduate or candidate with approximately 1–2 years of professional experience.
- Degree in Economics, Finance, Mathematics, Engineering, Physics or another quantitative/STEM discipline.
- Strong numerical and analytical ability.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Comfortable working with quantitative information and solving unfamiliar problems.
- Strong research skills and attention to detail.
- Commercial curiosity and an interest in understanding how businesses and industries operate.
- Proactive, intellectually curious and willing to learn.
- Comfortable working within a small, collaborative and hands-on team.
- Genuine interest in disputes, economic consulting, valuation or expert advisory work.
- Existing right to work in the UK without requiring visa sponsorship.
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