BLCK CAP
Investment Banking Intern (Real Estate)

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About Us
BLCK CAP is a real estate investment bank. We exist to help our clients. We are most fulfilled and most successful when we solve problems, and our vision is to revolutionise investment banking.
We are client-first, tech-enabled investment bankers, and we navigate our clients through capital markets — arranging debt and structured equity with mandates in the UK and across Europe. With over £1.5bn in deal volume, we're now looking to expand our small, fast-moving team — the candidate will work closely with senior team members and get a front-row seat to the full deal lifecycle from day one.
This is a fully on-site role: the successful candidate will be expected to work from our Mayfair office five days a week.
Roles & Responsibilities
- Assist the team in reviewing and screening investment and financing opportunities;
- Conduct financial modelling and analysis of real estate debt and equity transactions;
- Evaluate cash flow projections, returns, sources and uses, and key credit metrics;
- Prepare investment memoranda, teasers and presentations for clients, investors, and lenders;
- Own the integrity of our CRM: maintain and clean the data behind our proprietary network of contacts, companies, deals, and terms;
- Support live processes end to end, from first conversations through term sheets to deal closings.
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Candidate Profile
- At least a 2:1 / Upper Second class honours degree (or equivalent) from a top-tier university;
- Ability or experience in financial modelling and the preparation of investment memoranda or circulars;
- Excellent analytical, critical-thinking and problem-solving skills;
- Excellent communication and writing skills: confident and resilient on the phone and over email — a large part of this role is outreach;
- Strong work ethic and integrity: driven, proactive and self-motivated, with genuine intellectual curiosity and the discretion to handle confidential information;
- Comfortable operating in a small unstructured team — a self-starter open to wearing many hats if and when necessary;
- Ability to prioritise and meet multiple deadlines;
- Receptive to new technology. Working knowledge of Python, HTML/CSS or similar is a plus — particularly if you can build internal automations or help maintain and develop our website;
- An interest in Bitcoin is a nice-to-have, although not a requirement for the role;
- Additional European languages are a plus, although also not a requirement for the role.


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Please apply by email to delvin@blckcap.com, attaching your CV and a one-page cover letter / covering note (optional).
Send your application email with the following subject line: "BLCK CAP: Investment Banking Intern Application 202609"
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Applications close 23 Sep 2026. Expected decision end of October — start date by 1 Nov 2026.
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