Analyst, Investment Due Diligence

at  BlackRock Investments

READY TO DIVE INTO THE WORLD OF INVESTMENT?

BlackRock’s Manager Research is looking for an Analyst to join our team in London.

WHO WE ARE:

BlackRock Manager Research (“BMR”) is a global team that drives innovation in selecting the best investment managers across public and private markets. Whether it’s hedge funds or mutual funds, private credit or real estate, we help build portfolios that perform – using innovative methods to identify the top players in the industry. BMR is organized into three expert pillars: Investment Due Diligence (IDD), Operational Due Diligence (ODD), and Quantitative Due Diligence (QDD), where we analyze data, trends, and strategies to ensure our clients’ investments thrive.
As part of BlackRock’s Multi-Asset Strategies & Solutions (MASS) group, you’ll be at the heart of how we approach asset allocation, portfolio construction, and active management. With over $1 trillion in assets under management, MASS is where innovation meets execution in delivering results for BlackRock clients globally.

YOUR ROLE:

As an Analyst on our Investment Due Diligence, you’ll dive headfirst into the fast-paced world of investments. Your mission? Help us find the best investment managers, understand their strategies, and monitor their performance with the goal of helping our clients meet their investment goals.

WHAT YOU’LL DO:

Be a Detective: Analyze, evaluate, and select investment managers who are shaping the future of investments.
Master the Markets: Build a deep understanding of investment strategies and the instruments they use, while staying up-to-date with the latest trends in capital markets and looking for market inefficiencies that investment managers can capitalize on.
Network Like a Pro: Engage with top investment managers, collect and analyze data, and conduct meetings that influence major investment decisions.
Stay Ahead of the Curve: Monitor financial publications and reports to keep our team informed with timely, relevant insights that will shape our research.