Overview
In this role, you will help drive mid-market M&A activity for KPMG Corporate Finance, focusing on originating and executing buy- and sell-side mandates. You will work within a growing, sector-focused team that values deep expertise, client relationships, and high-quality deal delivery. You’ll manage end-to-end transaction processes, coordinate with internal and external stakeholders, and mentor a developing delivery team. The role combines origination, strategic advisory, and hands-on execution to support clients in achieving their growth or exit objectives.
Responsibilities
- Lead deal origination by leveraging high-level networks to secure buy- and sell-side mandates
- Ensure rigorous and efficient deal execution with ongoing engagement through all transaction phases
- Support business development and go-to-market strategies within the region
- Manage internal relationships to maximize KPMG’s reach and brand in M&A advisory
- Develop, coach and motivate an experienced team, balancing origination with delivery focus
- Establish credibility and maintain strong external relationships with intermediaries and other advisors
- Contribute to decision-making and the ongoing growth of the M&A advisory business
Key requirements
- Strong academic & technical background (ACA, CFA, MBA or equivalent)
- Significant experience in M&A advisory at relevant organisations
- Proven track record of generating competitive sell and buy-side mandates
- Strong numerical, analytical and strategic thinking with financial modelling experience
- Extensive transactional experience across all phases from origination to completion
- Excellent communication skills with credibility across all levels
- Proven experience in building and leading high-caliber teams
- Personal drive, ambition, and attention to detail under tight deadlines
- Personable approach and ability to build trust with colleagues and clients
- strong communication
- leadership and mentoring
- relationship-building
- financial modelling
- analytical thinking
- strategic thinking
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