Real Estate Financial Diligence Manager — Hybrid & Global M&A

Deloitte (UK); Alabama; Hybrid; USD 53,000 - 80,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid working policy

Global network and client exposure

Job summary

Deloitte’s Real Estate Mergers and Acquisitions team is seeking to expand its financial due diligence capabilities. You will work on high-profile assignments with institutional, corporate and private equity clients, often in cross-border settings within a UK and international framework.

The role emphasizes rigorous financial analysis, reporting, and collaboration across specialists from tax to deal execution. Hybrid working is available in major UK offices, with travel as required.

Qualifications

• ACA or equivalent qualification or equivalent experience.
• Strong academic background or equivalent.
• Previous experience with financial due diligence and transaction services or equivalent.
• Good report writing and reviewing skills with attention to detail and risk management.
• Strong Excel skills with data manipulation.
• Keen interest in real estate sectors and market awareness.
• Experience of operating with senior level stakeholders.

Responsibilities

• Quickly develop an understanding of the target business and drivers.
• Interpret deal commercials, information memoranda, and business plans.
• Review historical trading, cash flow and balance sheets.
• Review projections and underlying assumptions.
• Identify adjustments to reported financials and trends.
• Report key issues for the client and risk considerations.
• Review financial structures and credit agreements.
• Collaborate in diverse, inclusive teams.

Skills

Excel

Financial analysis

Stakeholder communication

Client focus

Teamwork

Problem solving

Education

ACA or equivalent qualification

Job description

Deloitte’s Real Estate Mergers and Acquisitions team is seeking to expand its financial due diligence capabilities. You will work on high-profile assignments with institutional, corporate and private equity clients, often in cross-border settings within a UK and international framework.

The role emphasizes rigorous financial analysis, reporting, and collaboration across specialists from tax to deal execution. Hybrid working is available in major UK offices, with travel as required.