Junior Business Analyst

The Junior Business Analyst position provides essential research and logistical support to principals advising high-level corporate boards, focusing on rigorous investigation and clear financial logic, with initial work on a project for a regulated entity on corporate governance and portfolio clarity.

Location: London, United Kingdom

Responsibilities

• Conduct research on industry trends and regulatory changes that affect mandates.
• Organize complex data sets into simple structures to help principals form a view on client challenges.
• Monitor the performance of portfolio companies to identify potential risks or shifts in strategy.
• Support the review of operating model efficiency for holding companies and established corporations.
• Prepare clear, concise briefing notes that summarize high-level governance issues for the senior team.
• Participate in internal discussions to help refine the firm's perspective on complex corporate problems.
• Maintain documentation for ongoing projects to ensure analytical consistency across the firm.
• Assist in drafting the logic for independent advice documents tailored for founders and board members.

Requirements

• A high degree of curiosity regarding how large businesses and entities function and grow.
• Exceptional clarity of thought and the ability to distinguish between relevant facts and noise.
• Strong written precision in English, with a focus on simplicity, directness, and logic.
• Basic proficiency with data tools to help organize financial and operational information.
• A willingness to admit when a problem or industry is outside your current understanding.
• The ability to work independently in a fully remote environment while staying in constant communication.

Benefits

• Direct exposure to the decision-making processes of board members and portfolio founders.
• A permanent, fully remote position that allows for a flexible working environment.
• Paid employment with a competitive salary for the entry-level market and advisory sector.
• Development of analytical skills through the study of complex corporate governance and operating models.
• A professional environment focused on substantive results rather than internal corporate politics.