Analyst - Tikehau Investment Management - Annonces - #1802171

Tikehau Special Opportunities (TSO) A European opportunistic credit strategy focusing on corporate and real estate credit. We provide bespoke capital solutions in situations characterized by a scarcity of liquidity, across primary and secondary markets.

The strategy spans multiple areas of expertise and brings together Tikehau's shared investment capabilities with the following key governing principles:

• Transversal approach, leveraging the firm's global reach and capabilities in terms of local intelligence, research, deal sourcing and execution,
• Nimble deployment across multiple asset classes,
• Flexible investment scope, allowing us to navigate across the capital structure in order to provide bespoke and versatile capital in a variety of contexts.
  
  
  

Special Opportunities Analyst Candidate missions:

• Taking an active role in the entire spectrum of special opportunities and / or real estate credit investment,
• Analysing investment memos, and presentations,
• Researching strategic and financial trends within specific sectors or industries,
• Undertaking company and / or real estate valuation based on different methodologies (DCF, trading comps, etc.),
• Autonomy with models to project future cash flows, valuations, credit/recovery, analysis and sensitivity analyses based on different scenarios,
• Preparing Investment Committee memos and participating in Investment Committee,
• Monitoring pipeline and existing portfolio and preparing investor's reporting.
  
  
  

Profile:

• 1-3 years of prior experience in credit investment, investment banking, financial analysis, M&A, private equity or transaction services is required,
• Looking for an autonomous, open-minded, team-oriented, and proactive individual, with:
  
  
  

o Rigorous and excellent analytical skills and outstanding problem-solving abilities,

• A proven aptitude for working in a challenging environment,
• Excellent knowledge of the Microsoft Office pack,
• Proficient English is required, whilst another European language is advantageous.