PESL
Part-Time Investment Researcher & Administrator (Temporary Contract)

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About Us
We are a new small family office overseeing our operating businesses. We offer a collaborative and highly professional working environment. Office is part of a vibrant serviced offices which features exceptional on-site amenities, including a gym, shower facilities, and an on-site cafe.
About the Role
We are seeking an analytical Investment Researcher & Administrator on a temporary, part-time basis with potential to become full time. In this role, you will play a key part in uncovering growth avenues for the office by conducting deep-dive research into UK and US equity markets. You will split your time between identifying high-potential public equity investment opportunities and providing essential daily administrative support to keep our operations running smoothly.
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Key Responsibilities
- Equity Market Research: Screening and analysing UK and US equity markets
- Opportunity Identification: Tracking market trends, corporate filings, industry developments aligned with our investment criteria, researching social media and using AI tools.
- Daily Office Administration: Handling core day-to-day office needs, managing digital files, coordinating correspondence, and ensuring general operational efficiency.
Ideal candidate would have:
- Any previous experience in investment research, equity analysis, trading financial markets is useful.
- Understanding of UK and US equity markets.
- Currently studying, or have interest in investing.
- Self-starter but with a willingness to take direction
- Demonstrates strong attention to detail and ability to work independently and part of the team.


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Perks & Benefits
- Potential percentage share of any investment proposed that results in appreciation.
- Access to on-site gym
- Excellent on-site cafe.
- Flexible part-time hours on weekdays between 8 am - 5 pm.
Please submit your CV along with a brief overview of your market research experience and your current availability.
Benefits:
- Canteen
- On-site gym
- On-site parking
Work Location: In person
Salary: £15 - £25 per hour.
Hours: Up to 20 hours a week.
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