An application made for this job — a tailored resume and cover letter that speak straight to the posting.
Liberty Towers in London is seeking a highly organised Deal Analyst & Transaction Support Manager to join our growing M&A advisory team. You will support transactions from client onboarding through due diligence to completion.
You will coordinate onboarding, prepare documentation, build financial models, conduct financial analysis, and manage virtual data rooms, while liaising with clients, advisers and senior deal professionals.
We are working with an established and growing business brokerage and M&A advisory firm that supports SME business owners through the sale and acquisition of companies across the UK.
They are looking for a highly organised and commercially minded Deal Analyst & Transaction Support Manager to join their London team.
This is a varied role sitting at the heart of the transaction process. You will work closely with senior deal professionals and the Managing Director, supporting transactions from initial client onboarding and preparation through to due diligence and completion.
It is an excellent opportunity for someone looking to build a long-term career within M&A, corporate finance and private markets, while gaining direct exposure to live transactions.
You will act as a central point of support across a portfolio of transactions, helping ensure deals are properly prepared, documented and progressed.
Previous exposure to financial analysis, transaction support, project management or CRM systems would be advantageous, although applications are also welcomed from strong graduates and early-career professionals looking to develop within the M&A sector.
This is a hands-on role within a fast-moving and entrepreneurial business where you will work directly with experienced deal professionals and gain exposure to transactions from preparation through to completion.
For someone ambitious, commercially curious and keen to develop their career in M&A, there is considerable scope for long-term progression.