Senior Analyst, Real Estate in London

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Role Purpose

The Senior Analyst sits within the Real Estate team and supports the origination, underwriting, monitoring, reporting and portfolio management of Real Estate investments across funds, co-investments and direct assets. The role involves a higher degree of ownership relative to Analyst level, including contributing meaningfully to investment workstreams, developing independent investment views and contributing to investment decision-making processes. The role will act as a key bridge between junior and senior team members, supporting the delivery of portfolio outcomes, enhancing investment processes and contributing to the continued development of the Real Estate platform.

Key Responsibilities

• Portfolio Management & Reporting
  • Support portfolio construction and ongoing asset class management through detailed quantitative and qualitative analysis.
  • Monitor performance, risk exposures and cashflows, providing timely insight and escalation of key issues.
  • Contribute to asset class reviews, quarterly reporting and client materials, incorporating independent analysis and commentary.
  • Draft meeting notes, Board pack comments and conference minutes as required.
• Investment Underwriting & Monitoring
  • Support and contribute to underwriting and monitoring of investments across funds, co-investments and direct assets, including preparation for and participation in manager meetings.
  • Taking ownership of independent views and recommendations for discussion at internal committees and forums.
  • Involve in key diligence workstreams (financial, commercial, legal and ESG) and coordinate inputs from internal stakeholders (e.g. Legal, Risk, ODD).
  • Develop a strong understanding of fund structures, partnership agreements and key commercial terms, and assess implications for LPPI.
• Data, Systems & Process Management
  • Lead data management and analysis.
  • Ensure data integrity across systems and documentation in line with LPPI processes and governance standards.
  • Identify and implement improvements to processes, tools and reporting outputs to drive efficiency and scalability.
• Stakeholder Engagement & Communication
  • Build and maintain relationships with peers working for external managers, advisers and internal stakeholders, acting as a credible and professional representative of LPPI.
  • Lead interactions with managers on specific areas of monitoring and due diligence.
  • Deliver high-quality written outputs including investment papers, monitoring/client reports and committee materials.
• Team Contribution
  • Provide day to day support to senior members of the team.
  • Mentor and support junior team members, providing guidance on technical work and professional development.
  • Contribute positively to team culture, workload management and prioritisation of key deliverables.

Standard Responsibilities

• Adhere to LPPI values and associated behaviours.
• Contribute to a collaborative and inclusive team culture.
• Invest in ongoing learning and development.

Requirements for the role

• Experience
  • Relevant experience in real estate investments, private markets or a related field, with demonstrated exposure to underwriting, monitoring and reporting.
  • Experience evaluating fund managers and/or direct investments within an institutional framework is preferred.
  • Experience of leading workstreams or taking ownership of key deliverables.
• Education & Qualifications
  • Degree educated in Real Estate, Finance, Economics, Mathematics or a related discipline.
  • Professional qualifications (e.g. MRICS, CFA, CAIA) highly preferred.
• Technical Skills
  • Strong understanding of real estate markets, investment strategies and fund structures whilst maintaining awareness of broader private market trends.
  • Understanding of and experience implementing a typical investment due diligence process from origination to portfolio management.
  • Detailed orientated with strong report writing skills, with the ability to produce clear, structured and concise reports.
• Core Competencies
  • Effective communication and stakeholder management skills.
  • A proactive, self-motivated team player capable of maintaining a high personal workload across multiple mandates/portfolios with different deadlines and the ability to work autonomously while collaborating effectively within a team.

Reasonable adjustment will be made to working arrangements to accommodate a person with a disability who otherwise would be prevented from undertaking the work.