Equity Analyst - $2bn AUM Long-Biased Hedge Fund

JR United Kingdom; Luton; On-site; GBP 45,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading $2bn long-biased hedge fund based in Luton is seeking an Equity Analyst to join their investment team. The firm focuses on a fundamental approach to public and private markets, particularly in TMT, Healthcare, Consumer, and Industrials sectors, while avoiding cyclical and financial areas. Applicants should have relevant experience in investment analysis, ideally with a background in investment banking.

Qualifications

• Investment experience in public or private markets.
• Background in investment banking preferred.

Responsibilities

• Join a lean investment team to play a key role in all investment processes.
• Conduct rigorous, fundamental deep dive analysis on potential investments.

Skills

Investment analysis

Equity research

Financial modeling

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Equity Analyst - $2bn AUM Long-Biased Hedge Fund, Luton, Bedfordshire

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Luton, Bedfordshire, United Kingdom

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Posted:

04.06.2025

Expiry Date:

19.07.2025

Job Description:

We are partnering exclusively with a $2bn investment fund with an exceptional pedigree and reputation in the market, looking to hire an Equity Analyst to join their Investment team.

The firm invests globally across both public and private markets, biased towards public. They are long-biased but also have the capability to short. While generalist across equities, the firm is biased towards TMT, Healthcare, Consumer, and Industrials sectors, typically avoiding Cyclical and Financial sectors.

Their investment style is a rigorous, fundamental deep dive, akin to a private equity approach to public markets. The hire will join a lean investment team and play a key role in all investment processes and analysis.

The candidate should have investment experience from either public or private markets, with a background in investment banking preferred.