About our clientOur client is a leading European investor dedicated entirely to environmental sustainability, investing across private equity, private credit and public markets. Its private equity strategy acquires mostly majority stakes in market-leading businesses aligned with long-term sustainability trends, using buyout, growth and buy-and-build strategies.
The firm is now looking to add an investment associate to its Stockholm-based Nordic team, working alongside colleagues from several international offices. The role would suit someone with a strong appetite for sourcing and executing deals, and an entrepreneurial, can-do mindset.
What the job involves
- * Working closely with the Nordic team through the next stage of its growth
- Managing transaction work, both independently and with the local team, through rigorous analysis, structuring, due diligence, negotiation and closing
- Supporting origination by building a personal network among target companies in the Nordics
- Preparing decision-making materials for the investment committee
- Engaging with senior bankers and management teams, and acting as a second-line board member, helping to shape a clear strategy for portfolio companies
- Acting as an ambassador for the firm at all times, including during fundraising
Who we are looking for
- * Transaction experience in the Nordic region, ideally from a private equity firm, investment bank or management consultancy
- A strong academic background from a leading university or business school
- The ability to work in an international context, partnering with offices across Europe
- An attitude of understated excellence and entrepreneurial thinking, to build rapport and trust with business owners
- High energy, combined with a detail-oriented mindset
- The ability to generate ideas and drive opportunities independently
- A demonstrable interest in and passion for sustainability trends
- A strategic thinker, able to persuade through evidence-based conviction
- Excellent interpersonal skills, with fluent English and Swedish
