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A leading advisory firm in the UK is looking for a Manager to join their Sale and Purchase Agreement Advisory team. The role involves managing client relationships, producing financial analyses, and ensuring risk management on transactions. Candidates must hold a professional qualification and have post-qualification experience, ideally with a background in mergers and acquisitions. This position offers a hybrid working model along with flexible working options to support work-life balance.
Our market leading Sale and Purchase Agreement Advisory team at Grant Thornton is hiring at Manager grade to continue our rapid growth! We operate within the wider Deals Advisory and Consulting service line. We are seeking Managers with the technical and commercial skills who enjoy optimising value for clients undertaking acquisitions and disposals. Ideal candidates should have experience working on transactions involving mergers and acquisitions, a thorough understanding of completion mechanisms, enterprise value (EV) to equity value bridges, the financial aspects of a Sale and Purchase Agreement (SPA) and experience in assisting buyers and/or sellers in their preparation or review or dispute of completion accounts and earn-out accounts.
As an SPA Manager/AD you will be capable of handling transactions with minimal involvement of a partner; you must interface with client management, and other professionals; know when to seek advice from other specialists and partners and demonstrate commercial ability. The TAS team within Grant Thornton values its people and offers flexible working options, reduced days, annualised days or term-time working, and a hybrid working model combining office/client and remote time.
Professional qualification (ACA, ICAS, CA, ACCA or CIPFA) with post‑qualification experience, and confidence managing a large portfolio of audit clients.
The role offers a hybrid working model and flexible working options, including reduced days, annualised days or term‑time working. The hybrid approach allows a mix of office/client time and remote working, supporting work‑life balance.