Salary guide
Mergers and Acquisitions Consultant
- Average salary
- £50,000 – £120,000
- Working hours
- 37.5 hours/week
- M&A consulting is a high-value UK profession
Other names this job is known by
- M&A Advisor
- Corporate Finance Consultant
Key responsibilities
- Advise clients on M&A strategy and execution
- Conduct due diligence and valuations
- Develop financial models and reports
- Negotiate deals and contracts
- Liaise with clients, lawyers, and regulators
- Monitor market trends
- Support transaction execution
- Stay updated on M&A regulations
Skills and qualifications required
- Degree in finance, business, or consulting
- Experience in M&A or advisory roles
- Financial analysis and consulting skills
- Project management and commercial awareness
Promotional job opportunities from this role
- Senior Consultant
- Director
- Partner
- Head of M&A
How to get the job
- Study finance, business, or consulting
- Gain experience in M&A or advisory roles
- Progress to consultant or management positions
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