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On-site in London·Added 26 days ago (last checked 9 Nov)
Our summary
- Salary
- £30,000 - £35,000 a year
About £2,090 - £2,390 a month after tax.
- Work mode
- On-site, London


Skills
The role
Dexters is seeking a high-calibre graduate to join its fast-growing Finance and M&A team. This role is ideal for an ambitious university leaver eager to gain hands-on experience in mergers and acquisitions, financial planning, and board-level reporting within a dynamic private business. The position offers meaningful responsibility, close collaboration with senior leadership, and a clear pathway to a long-term career in Finance.
What you'll do
Support live acquisition transactions from early-stage analysis through to completion
Build and maintain Excel-based financial models to assess target businesses
Assist with financial due diligence, KPI analysis and data room reviews
Support review of transaction documentation (SPAs, completion accounts)
Assist with post-acquisition integration and financial reporting
Assist in the preparation of annual budgets and multi-year financial plans
Support monthly forecasting of P&L, cash flow and balance sheet
Help prepare board packs and senior management reporting
Analyse KPIs and business performance trends across divisions
Support month-end reporting and audit processes
Ad-hoc financial analysis projects across the Group
Location
Location: Mayfair/ Clapham/ Teddington
Hours
Hours: Monday-Friday 8:30 am - 6:30 pm (Office-based only)
Salary
Salary: £30,000 - £35,000 (subject to experience)
Skills & Requirements
Minimum 2:1 degree from a leading university (any discipline)
Prior internship experience at an Investment Bank or equivalent
Strong interest in both M&A and financial planning/analysis
Strong Excel skills, or clear aptitude and desire to develop advanced modelling capability
Analytical, detail-oriented, and commercially curious
Confident working with senior stakeholders
Eagerness to assume responsibility and ownership from the outset