Finance Analyst/Associate

Finatal; Greater London; On-site; GBP 52,000 - 78,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Bonus

Job summary

Finatal is seeking a Finance Analyst/Associate in London to support the full lifecycle of private equity and private credit investments. You will work with investment, finance, legal, and portfolio teams on funding transactions, cash management, reporting and treasury oversight across a growing portfolio.

You will contribute to treasury structuring, deal funding, FX hedging, and cash flow forecasting while ensuring accurate reporting and robust controls across the investment assets.

Qualifications

• Experience in treasury, fund finance, asset management or a similar finance role.
• Exposure to private equity, private credit, or alternative investments is advantageous.
• Strong understanding of cash flow forecasting, funding mechanics, and loan administration.
• Knowledge of covenant monitoring and FX hedging is beneficial.
• Advanced Excel skills and strong analytical capability.
• Excellent organisational and communication skills, with the ability to manage multiple priorities.
• ACT, ACA, ACCA, or a similar qualification (or part-qualified) is preferred but not essential)

Responsibilities

• Support transaction structuring, funding, hedging, and treasury-related tax considerations.
• Prepare and manage Sources & Uses schedules and deal funding processes.
• Execute FX hedging strategies and maintain deal documentation.
• Produce cash flow reporting, reconciliations, funding requests, and budget reporting.
• Monitor portfolio company cash flows, funding requirements, and financial reporting.
• Administer loan facilities, including interest, principal repayments, and covenant monitoring.
• Manage relationships with lenders and support treasury input into valuation and tax processes.
• Drive improvements to treasury reporting, controls, and processes across the portfolio.

Skills

Treasury experience

Fund finance

Asset management

Private equity exposure

Advanced analytical ability

Analytical thinking

Communication skills

Organisational skills

Education

ACA/ACCA/ACT qualification (or part-qualified)

Tools

Excel

Job description

Finance Analyst/Associate | Asset Management

Competitive salary + bonus

Location: London

WW16493

Finatal is partnering with a leading private equity investment firm to appoint a Financial Analyst/Associate within its Asset Management team. This is an excellent opportunity to support the full lifecycle of private equity and private credit investments, from transaction execution through to ongoing portfolio treasury management.

Working closely with investment, finance, legal, and portfolio company teams, you'll play a key role in funding transactions, cash management, reporting, and treasury oversight across a growing investment portfolio.

Responsibilities:

• Support transaction structuring, funding, hedging, and treasury-related tax considerations
• Prepare and manage Sources & Uses schedules and deal funding processes
• Execute FX hedging strategies and maintain deal documentation
• Produce cash flow reporting, reconciliations, funding requests, and budget reporting
• Monitor portfolio company cash flows, funding requirements, and financial reporting
• Administer loan facilities, including interest, principal repayments, and covenant monitoring
• Manage relationships with lenders and support treasury input into valuation and tax processes
• Drive improvements to treasury reporting, controls, and processes across the portfolio

Requirements:

• Experience in treasury, fund finance, asset management, or a similar finance role
• Exposure to private equity, private credit, or alternative investments is advantageous
• Strong understanding of cash flow forecasting, funding mechanics, and loan administration
• Knowledge of covenant monitoring and FX hedging is beneficial
• Advanced Excel skills and strong analytical capability
• Excellent organisational and communication skills, with the ability to manage multiple priorities
• ACT, ACA, ACCA, or a similar qualification (or part-qualified) is preferred but not essential