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Great British Energy

Investment Portfolio Officer (Valuations)

Scotland
£80k – £85k/yr
Posted about 16 hours ago
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Investment Portfolio Officer (Valuations)

Great British Energy is looking to recruit an Investment Portfolio Officer to be based in either Aberdeen or Edinburgh. The Investment Portfolio Officer (Valuations) will support the effective operation of Great British Energy’s (“GBE’s”) Investment Portfolio Management function, with a particular focus on valuation analysis, valuation governance and portfolio financial reporting.

The role will help ensure that GBE’s investment valuations are timely, well-evidenced, consistently prepared and capable of supporting senior decision-making, financial reporting, portfolio oversight and relevant governance approvals.

The postholder will work closely with Investment Portfolio Management, Transaction Support, Finance, Risk, Legal, Strategy and investment vertical teams to gather valuation inputs, maintain valuation records, support valuation reviews and help explain movements in investment value across GBE’s portfolio.

The role will include broader portfolio management responsibilities, including supporting post-close monitoring, portfolio reporting, issue escalation and follow-up actions where these are linked to valuation, performance, risk, impairment, re-rating, intervention or exit considerations. The postholder will contribute to building a robust, scalable and auditable valuations capability within GBE’s portfolio office as the organisation’s investment activity grows.

Key Responsibilities

  • Lead the coordination of valuation inputs across the portfolio, working with investment teams, Finance, Risk, Transaction Support and external advisers where required.
  • Support annual, semi-annual and ad hoc valuation processes for GBE investments, ensuring valuation outputs are evidence-based, documented and capable of review.
  • Prepare valuation analysis and supporting materials for governance forums, including explanations of valuation movements, key assumptions, sensitivities, impairments, write-offs and changes in valuation basis.
  • Maintain valuation records, assumptions logs, source data, audit trails and version control to support transparency, financial reporting and future portfolio reviews.
  • Support internal valuation analysis before external valuation opinions are commissioned, including reviewing base case assumptions, downside cases, comparables, cash flow forecasts and key value drivers.
  • Support the development of valuation templates, guidance, reporting packs and controls that can be applied consistently across GBE’s portfolio.
  • Support the monitoring of the performance of GBE’s individual investments and the wider portfolio against the investment case approved, conditions of GBE’s finance, agreed milestones, GBE’s objectives, the risks to the investment’s performance, and expected financial and strategic outcomes from the investments.
  • Maintain portfolio records, trackers, action logs, reporting packs and governance documentation to support effective portfolio oversight and auditability.
  • Provide portfolio input to investment opportunities being considered, including portfolio risk implications, monitoring, and governance requirements.
  • Act as Board Observer in GBE investees, ensuring that there is effective reporting of relevant investee board-level information into GBE’s understanding of the risks in each investee and identifying emerging issues and risks to GBE’s investment.
  • Help identify emerging issues, patterns and exceptions across the portfolio, including underperformance, delivery risks, concentration issues or cross-cutting dependencies, and escalate these appropriately.
  • Support follow-up actions on investments that are off track, including enhanced monitoring, remedial actions and preparation of materials for escalation through GBE’s intervention channels where required. This includes support and, where required, leading portfolio actions including restructurings, follow-on investments, and exits.
  • Assist in maintaining high-quality records and information flows to support a clear decision trail, knowledge transfer, lessons learned and continuous improvement across the portfolio management function.
  • Build effective working relationships across GBE and support ad hoc analysis or deep dives on portfolio themes, pipeline prioritisation and performance issues as required.
  • Develop and maintain a focused understanding of valuation drivers across GBE’s investment portfolio, including financial performance, cash flows, valuation assumptions, market benchmarks, risk rating changes, impairment indicators, project milestones, route-to-market assumptions and governance matters.
  • Coordinate with relevant GBE investment verticals, Transaction Support, Finance, Risk and Legal to identify valuation-relevant issues, including changes in forecast cash flows, delivery risk, market assumptions, counterparty risk, underperformance, cost overruns, delay, covenant matters, impairment indicators or proposed interventions.
  • Support reporting on portfolio valuation, valuation movements, unrealised gains and losses, impairments, revaluations, write-offs, exposure, performance, interventions, exits and lessons learned for GBE’s Investment Committee, Executive Investment Forum and senior stakeholders.

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Essential Experience and Skills

  • Strong understanding of investment valuation, financial analysis, portfolio performance monitoring, project finance, infrastructure investment, corporate finance or asset-backed investment analysis under a recognised valuation framework, or the ability to apply valuation disciplines to these areas quickly.
  • Strong numerical and analytical skills, with the ability to interpret financial models, valuation assumptions, sensitivities and portfolio performance data.
  • Ability to explain valuation movements, assumptions, risks and uncertainties clearly to non-specialist audiences.
  • Experience working with financial models, discounted cash flow analysis, valuation inputs, investment appraisal or financial reporting processes.
  • Strong attention to detail in maintaining assumptions logs, source data, audit trails and version-controlled valuation records.
  • Experience in a portfolio management, programme, project, investment operations, governance, performance, finance or similar analytical/support role.
  • Strong organisational and administrative skills, with the ability to manage multiple information flows accurately and to deadline.
  • Good financial and commercial analytical skills and the ability to work with complex data and translate it into clear reporting and insight.
  • Strong written communication skills, including experience preparing papers, summaries, reports or presentations for senior audiences.
  • Good stakeholder management skills, with the ability to work collaboratively across multidisciplinary teams.
  • High attention to detail and a strong commitment to accuracy, record keeping and quality control.
  • Ability to work effectively in a developing organisation, adapting as systems, processes and priorities evolve.
  • Sound judgement, discretion and professionalism when handling sensitive or commercially relevant information.
  • Strong working knowledge of Microsoft Office tools, particularly Excel, PowerPoint and Word.

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Desirable Skills:

  • Experience in valuation, investment appraisal, fair value analysis, impairment assessment, project finance modelling, infrastructure valuation, corporate valuation or portfolio financial reporting.
  • Familiarity with valuation methodologies used for infrastructure, project finance, corporate equity, development-stage assets or minority investments.
  • Experience working with external valuation advisers, auditors, assurance providers or diligence providers.
  • Experience managing energy, infrastructure, project finance or asset-backed portfolios.
  • Experience working within public sector governance, assurance and accountability requirements.
  • Experience supporting valuations for joint ventures, project SPVs, minority investments, corporate investments, grant-backed interventions or asset-backed investments.

Qualifications:

  • Relevant degree or equivalent experience in finance, economics, business/finance, accountancy, mathematics, engineering, project delivery or a related field.
  • A relevant professional qualification (for example: MBA, CB, CFA, CISI, ACA/CA) or evidence of working towards one would be highly advantageous.

Personal Qualities:

  • Takes ownership, shows confidence in decision-making, and is willing to challenge constructively
  • Focuses on delivering meaningful outcomes and making a positive, lasting impact
  • Works collaboratively, valuing different perspectives and building inclusive relationships
  • Proactive and adaptable, with a curiosity to explore new ideas and improve ways of working
  • Resilient and resourceful in a fast-paced environment
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Skills

Investment Valuation
Financial Analysis
Portfolio Performance Monitoring
Project Finance
Corporate Finance
Discounted Cash Flow Analysis
Financial Modeling
Stakeholder Management
Risk Management
Financial Reporting
Asset-Backed Investment Analysis
Governance
Audit Trails
Microsoft Excel
Microsoft PowerPoint
Written Communication

Location

Scotland, United Kingdom

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