Private Equity Secondaries Analyst — Deal Sourcing

Selby Jennings; Greater London; On-site; GBP 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Selby Jennings is seeking an Analyst to play a hands-on role across the full deal lifecycle, with a focus on European secondary opportunities (LP and GP-led). You will engage directly with management teams and fund managers to conduct asset- and portfolio-level analysis, build financial models and prepare materials for investment committees.

The role requires strong academics and 1–2 years in private equity, investment banking, or consulting, plus excellent communication skills.

Qualifications

• 1–2 years of private equity, top-tier investment banking, or consulting experience preferred.
• Strong quantitative, modelling and valuation skills.
• Excellent communication, both written and verbal, with clear investment justification.
• Interest in AI and automation, with hands-on experimentation a plus.

Responsibilities

• Sourcing, screening and running due diligence on European secondary opportunities (LP and GP-led).
• Engaging with management teams and fund managers for asset- and portfolio-level analysis.
• Conducting quantitative and qualitative research, financial modelling and valuation across sectors.
• Preparing and presenting due diligence materials and investment committee memoranda.
• Forming and articulating a clear investment view and defending it in IC discussions.
• Supporting deal structuring, closing coordination and ongoing portfolio monitoring.
• Occasional travel for on-site due diligence and sponsor meetings.

Skills

Quantitative modelling

Valuation skills

Written & verbal communication

AI & automation curiosity

Problem solving

Attention to detail

Team collaboration

Fluent English

Education

Strong academic background

Job description

Selby Jennings is seeking an Analyst to play a hands-on role across the full deal lifecycle, with a focus on European secondary opportunities (LP and GP-led). You will engage directly with management teams and fund managers to conduct asset- and portfolio-level analysis, build financial models and prepare materials for investment committees.

The role requires strong academics and 1–2 years in private equity, investment banking, or consulting, plus excellent communication skills.