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Interim Deal Support Manager

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Interim Deal Support Manager
Day Rate: £500-£550 per day | Outside IR35
Location: London / Hybrid
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The Opportunity
We are supporting a £40m revenue, private equity-backed professional services business that is pursuing an exciting strategic acquisition of a technology platform with an enterprise value of c.£15m.
We are looking for an analytically strong interim M&A / Deal Support professional to join the business over the next phase of the transaction and provide hands-on support across due diligence, financial modelling and business planning.
This is an excellent opportunity for someone with a Transaction Services, Deal Advisory, Corporate Finance or M&A background who is looking to gain direct in-house exposure to a transaction and work closely with senior management and the PE sponsor.
Key Responsibilities
- Support the end-to-end financial and commercial due diligence process for the acquisition
- Build, develop and maintain transaction and acquisition models
- Analyse the target's historical and projected financial performance
- Develop detailed business plans, forecasts and scenario analysis
- Assess the target's underlying KPIs, revenue drivers, margins and cash generation
- Help evaluate the strategic and financial rationale for the acquisition
- Work with management, advisors and the PE sponsor to coordinate and respond to diligence requests
- Challenge assumptions and identify key risks and opportunities within the target
- Support the integration of the target into the wider group, including synergy analysis and post-deal planning
- Prepare clear analysis and outputs for senior management and investment committee discussions
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About You
We're looking for someone who combines strong technical financial skills with a genuine understanding of technology businesses and their underlying commercial metrics.


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You'll ideally have:
- Experience in Transaction Services, Deal Advisory, Corporate Finance, M&A or a similar environment
- Strong financial modelling and analytical skills
- Experience supporting buy-side transactions and/or financial due diligence
- A good understanding of technology / software business models and KPIs
- The ability to understand metrics such as ARR/MRR, recurring revenue, churn, retention, customer acquisition, gross margin and revenue growth
- Exposure to lower mid-market transactions
- The confidence to work independently and engage directly with senior stakeholders
- Excellent attention to detail, with the ability to turn complex analysis into clear commercial conclusions
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