Montpellier Resourcing
Risk Analyst (Alternative Investments)

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đBased in City of London, offering hybrid working
Candidates will ideally have risk experience gained within asset management or alternative investments.
A fantastic opportunity has arisen for a Risk Analyst to join the risk function of a specialist alternative asset manager. Investing across real assets - including forestry, energy transition, sustainable infrastructure and real estate - alongside public and private equity strategies, the firm manages capital on behalf of institutions, family offices, charities and private clients, with a strong and genuine focus on sustainability.
This is a varied, hands-on role covering risk across a genuinely differentiated set of asset classes. Because many of the underlying assets sit outside conventional markets, the role regularly involves working through risk questions that donât come with a ready-made template - for example, scoping insurance solutions for a forestry portfolio in a market where no standard product currently exists. You will work closely with investment, operations and finance teams to identify, assess and manage risk across the business, reporting into the risk leadership team.
Key Responsibilities of the Risk Analyst to include:
- Risk Monitoring & Reporting: support the ongoing monitoring, measurement and reporting of risk across the firmâs alternative investment strategies, including real assets, real estate, energy transition and private/strategic equity.
- Novel Risk Solutions: work with investment teams to identify risk exposures that fall outside standard market solutions and help develop practical mitigants where established products or precedents donât exist.
- Portfolio & Investment Risk: assist with risk assessment and due diligence on new and existing investments across illiquid, real and alternative asset classes.
- Operational & Enterprise Risk: contribute to the wider risk framework, including risk registers, control testing and incident reporting.
- Regulatory Engagement: support compliance with the regulatory requirements relevant to alternative investment fund managers.
- Stakeholder Collaboration: build strong working relationships with investment, operations and finance teams to embed risk awareness across the business.
- Process Improvement: help develop and refine risk frameworks, policies and reporting tools as the business and its range of asset classes continue to grow.
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- Risk management experience gained within asset management, ideally with exposure to alternative or illiquid asset classes such as real assets, infrastructure, real estate or private equity.
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, comfortable working through risk issues that donât have an established playbook.
- A good working understanding of the funds and investment management regulatory landscape.
- Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills, confident engaging with investment professionals.
- A proactive, curious approach, with a genuine interest in alternative and real asset investing.
Rewards for you:
- Benefits: a competitive package plus hybrid working
- The role: genuine variety, working across a differentiated range of real and alternative asset classes rather than a narrow, siloed remit.
- Culture: a collaborative environment that combines differentiated investment expertise with a strong service culture and a clear commitment to sustainability.
This vacancy is being advertised by Montpellier Resourcing Associates Limited. The services advertised by Montpellier Resourcing Associates Limited are those of an Employment Agency.
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