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Investment Analyst – Real Assets
I'm working with a growing private investment firm to hire an Investment Analyst who invest in real assets and their associated operating companies.
This is a genuinely broad investment role within a small, highly entrepreneurial team – not a narrow seat where you'll spend two years doing one part of the investment process. You'll get exposure across sourcing and assessing opportunities, underwriting, execution, financing, portfolio management and exit.
The bar is high, so please take a look at the core requirements before applying:
- A First or strong 2:1 from a leading university, in a highly quantitative degree – Mathematics, Economics/Econometrics, Engineering, Physics, Statistics, Computer Science or similar
- Typically 1–2 years' professional experience in a highly analytical environment - this can include internships if you're a 2026 graduate.
- Exceptional numerical and analytical ability – this is fundamental
- Strong Excel and ideally financial modelling skills
- An intellectually curious, entrepreneurial mindset – able to get under the skin of unfamiliar businesses, sectors and investment opportunities
- An existing and ongoing right to work in the UK without requiring visa sponsorship now or in the future
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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Your summer at the bank plus your econometrics coursework map directly to the day-one responsibilities on this scheme — client modelling, market briefings, and deal support.
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We're looking for sharp, commercially minded people who enjoy solving difficult problems and thinking for themselves. The core requirements matter more than fitting a conventional investment banking mould.


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Why consider it?
You'll join a small team where Analysts work directly with experienced investors and get meaningful responsibility on live opportunities from an early stage. The strategy is flexible across real assets and the operating businesses built around them, so you'll develop as a genuine investment generalist rather than being pigeonholed into one sector.
There's also significant scope to grow with the platform – including transaction-level carry for high performers longer term.
💷 £60-75,000 base + a strong performance-related bonus
Please only apply or message me if you meet the core requirements above.
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