Investment Analyst, Private Markets

. Analyse and assess private markets investment opportunities, including transaction structuring, risk assessment and financial modelling .

Posted 9/25/2026full-timeLondon • United KingdomMid-LevelSenior💰 £45,000 - £60,000 per yearWebsite

Tools & technologies

VBA

Key responsibilities & impact

Analyse and assess private markets investment opportunities, including transaction structuring, risk assessment and financial modelling
Support sourcing, execution and ongoing management of investments across Structured Credit and wider Private Markets strategies
Conduct credit and relative value analysis to identify attractive investment opportunities and enhance portfolio returns
Build and maintain cash flow models and investment recommendations to support decision-making
Assist in negotiating commercial, financial and legal terms to optimise risk-adjusted outcomes
Partner with internal and external stakeholders to progress transactions through approval and execution
Monitor portfolio performance, emerging risks and covenant compliance
Support asset management and restructuring activity where required
Contribute to strategic initiatives, market research and investment insights
Work across Infrastructure, Asset-Backed Lending, Real Estate Debt, Long Income and other Private Markets strategies
Develop technical expertise, market relationships and investment knowledge within Private Markets

What you’ll need

Experience in an investment role (buy-side or sell-side)
Exposure to assessing private debt instruments and Structured Credit & Mortgage investments, including Mortgage Solutions, Equity Release Mortgages, Securitisations (including ABS/CLO), Asset-Backed Finance and/or Insured Credit
Broader cross-asset experience and familiarity with market participants
Track record of high-quality delivery and ability to manage multiple workstreams and priorities
Strong self-direction, prioritisation and stakeholder management
Advanced proficiency in Excel, Word and PowerPoint
Familiarity with Intex and/or VBA is advantageous
Strong problem-solving and analytical skills
Understanding of Solvency II regulation and the Matching Adjustment framework is desirable
Experience structuring investments within complex regulatory environments is desirable
Exposure to securitisations, and/or ERM & mortgage solutions is desirable
Exposure to investment origination and ongoing asset surveillance, including familiarity with commercial, contractual and legal negotiation concepts, is desirable
Established or developing network across relevant market participants is desirable
Degree-level education or equivalent professional experience
Master's degree, CFA, CQF or similar qualifications would be beneficial but are not essential

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