Searchstone Ltd
Regulatory and Commercial Analyst

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Regulatory & Commercial Analyst - Hybrid (2 days a week in Central London)
We’re working with an established organisation within the energy and regulated industries space to recruit a Regulatory & Commercial Analyst.
This is a fantastic opportunity for someone in the early stages of their career who wants to build expertise in regulation while gaining exposure to commercial strategy, business cases, and procurement. Joining a small, experienced team, you’ll work closely with senior colleagues and gain exposure to projects often handled by significantly more experienced professionals.
The Role
You’ll primarily focus on regulatory analysis, including:
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- Analysing regulatory developments and their impact on the business
- Supporting the interpretation of regulatory requirements
- Contributing to regulatory forums and external engagement
- Supporting commercial business cases and procurement activity
- Analysing data and financial information using Excel
- Working closely with senior regulatory and commercial stakeholders
What We’re Looking For
Ideally, you’ll have 1–3 years’ experience within a regulated industry, although strong graduates with relevant internship or placement experience will also be considered. Experience could come from Energy, Utilities, Water, Gas, Financial Services, Aviation, Transport, Telecommunications, or other regulated sectors.


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Most importantly, you’ll be:
- Genuinely interested in regulation and regulated markets
- Analytical, numerate, and comfortable with Excel
- Detail-oriented and confident working with complex information
- A strong communicator
- Ambitious and keen to develop quickly
Why Apply?
This is a genuine career-development opportunity with significant exposure from day one. You’ll learn directly from experienced regulatory professionals while developing a valuable combination of regulatory, analytical, and commercial skills.
Up to £45,000 + 5–7.5% bonus + Medical + 12% Pension
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