Analyst, Global Equities (London)

About Galvanize

Galvanize is a global asset manager investing at the intersection of energy innovation, resilience, and intelligence. The firm deploys capital across seed, venture, growth, public equities, credit, and real estate, combining investment expertise with deep in-house capabilities in technology, policy, and markets. Galvanize is structured to rapidly identify and execute on investment opportunities created by the energy transition, across all sectors of the economy

Role

GGE leverages its deep understanding of the Energy Transition to invest in ~30 companies we believe are servicing the path to Net Zero to generate compelling financial returns. The breadth of this opportunity allows us to be purposeful in building a long-only portfolio diversified across risk factors and geographies where we aim to hold companies for 3-5yrs.

We segment the universe into:

FRANCHISES - typically scaled, market-leaders offering sustainably high returns on capital, strong alignment to the Transition in capital allocation, and accelerating top line growth in these Transition-related activities.

IMPROVERS - typically companies with an important role to play in the Transition that are early in their journey of adoption, where business models are ‘improved’ either by specific revenue opportunities or an advantaged cost position versus peers through a focus on the profit pools create by the Transition.

ENABLERS - typically companies delivering and enabling the Transition by allocating their capital towards services/products specifically intended to deliver the Transition.

The Analyst will report to one of the Portfolio Managers, who also leads engagement and will work closely with other members of the Global Equities team and Galvanize’s broader investment, science, technology, and impact teams. This role is based in London and follows Galvanize’s hybrid working mode where the team is in office Monday – Thursday and remote on Fridays.

Essential Job Responsibilities

Conduct fundamental, bottom-up research on publicly listed companies and related entities using investment screening, financial modelling, primary research, and industry analysis.

Build and maintain detailed financial models, valuation frameworks, and scenario analyses to assess company performance, risk, and potential returns.

Evaluate company strategy, competitive positioning, management quality, capital allocation, industry dynamics, and relevant technological, regulatory, and macroeconomic developments.

Conduct primary research through engagement with company management teams, industry participants, customers, suppliers, competitors, and other relevant sources.

Develop, present, and defend investment recommendations based on rigorous research and differentiated insights.

Support the ongoing monitoring of portfolio companies, including financial performance, investment catalysts, valuation, and emerging risks.

Prepare investment memoranda, company updates, and other materials for internal investment discussions and portfolio reviews.

Help produce investor materials, market commentary, and ad hoc external reports as required.

Collaborate with colleagues across Galvanize to incorporate relevant technology, policy, market, and sustainability insights into the investment process.

Uphold Galvanize’s fiduciary obligations, compliance standards, and reputation.

Handle confidential and material non-public information in accordance with applicable laws and Galvanize policies.

Travel, as necessary, to other Galvanize offices, research conferences, industry events, and company headquarters.

Promote a culture of inclusion, collaboration, and respect across the firm.

Research and evaluate the corporate governance practices and material environmental and social considerations of companies in which Galvanize invests.

Perform other responsibilities consistent with the role as business and investment needs evolve.

Curiosity about emerging AI technologies and experience integrating AI tools into professional workflows to improve efficiency and decision-making is preferred

Required Qualifications and Competencies

3-5 years of relevant experience in corporate finance, private equity, public equity research on the buy side or sell side, investment banking, or strategy consulting.

A bachelor’s degree or equivalent qualification.

Strong analytical and financial modelling skills, including advanced proficiency in Microsoft Excel.

Strong understanding of financial statements, accounting principles, corporate finance, and public equity valuation methodologies.

Ability to develop, articulate, and defend differentiated investment theses.

Strong investment judgment, attention to detail, and ability to identify key business and valuation drivers.

Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to communicate complex analysis clearly and influence effectively.

High intellectual curiosity, adaptability, and openness to feedback.

Strong problem-solving and decision-making skills, with the ability to navigate complexity and ambiguity.

Highly motivated, results-oriented, and accountable, with a track record of strong performance.

Ability to manage multiple priorities, work effectively under pressure, and meet deadlines in a fast-paced investment environment.

Strong collaboration skills and the ability to work effectively within a team-oriented, intellectually rigorous environment.

Experience with financial data and research platforms such as Bloomberg,is preferred.

Authorization to work in the United Kingdom .

Compensation and Benefits

25 days annual leave

Private health & dental coverage

Employer pension contribution of 5%

Wellness benefit

Life Assurance, Income Protection and Critical Illness coverage

Annual stipend for employer-sponsored professional development opportunities