Description
Opportunity for a highly motivated individual to join J.P. Morgan’s EMEA Innovation Economy M&A team, based in London.
The EMEA Innovation Economy M&A team works with innovative, high growth companies in the Technology and Life Sciences space across all regions of EMEA. The team supports founder-led and VC-backed companies exiting to corporates and PE sponsors, through minority or majority transactions.
As an Associate on the EMEA Innovation Economy M&A team, you will play a critical role in originating and executing these assignments, partnering closely with industry and country coverage teams, and other product teams within the Investment Bank.
Job responsibilities
Drive execution of transactions from launch to signing, including preparation of marketing materials, financial analysis, due diligence review and preparation of other transaction materials, working closely both with internal teams and external stakeholdersPerform detailed valuation analysisModel transaction structures, return profiles, and scenarios to assess optimal terms and economics for clientsPrepare materials for client presentationsManage communication with clients, counterparties and other advisors throughout the transaction processTake on significant responsibility due to the team’s high deal flow and flat hierarchical structureMaintain up-to-date knowledge of industry trends, transaction developments and technology innovationsRequired qualifications, capabilities and skills
Prior investment banking experience at the Associate level / M&A experience requiredDemonstrated technical ability and overall corporate finance proficiencyAbility to take ownership of transactions, with significant exposure to clients, other third-party advisors, and counterpartiesDetail-oriented, proactive and an ability to manage time appropriately across competing demandsKeen interest in Technology and Life SciencesExcellent written and verbal communication skillsPreferred qualifications, capabilities and skills
Prior experience in M&APrior Tech IB experience is desired but not mandatoryProficiency in a European language (in addition to English) is desirable but not mandatoryThis role encompasses the performance of regulated activity. The successful candidate will therefore be subject to meeting regulatory requirements in the assessment of fitness, propriety, knowledge, and competence (as assessed by the Firm) and (where appropriate) approval by the relevant regulatory authorities to carry out such activities.