Planet Tracker is a financial think-tank, pooling the expertise of seasoned financial market professionals with environmental, industry and scientific experts. It was created to investigate the risk of market failure related to ecological limits. This investigation is primarily for the investor community where ecological limits, other than climate change, are often not aligned with investor capital. Planet Tracker generates breakthrough analytics to redefine how financial and environmental data interact with the aim of changing the practices of financial decision-makers to help avoid both environmental and financial failure.
Key Responsibilities:
Scope, conceptualise and support the delivery of an investment/finance-oriented research programme including, but not limited to, in-depth data analysis on companies; financial securities (equity, debt, commodities); and market-based regulation; and scenarios including those focused on transition strategies
Undertake comprehensive analysis of corporate shareholdings and articulate the critical material environmental risks
Evaluate capital market investment flows from institutional investors to corporate stakeholders where necessary
Synthesise the findings from Planet Tracker research into ground-breaking analysis and narrative and ensure high-level production of regular briefing papers
Build and maintain key relationships and networks among key financial, corporate, political and regulatory decision-makers
Key Requirements:
Demonstrable experience in delivering company level financial valuations on either the buy or sell-side
Experience in delivering thematic research within the global consumer discretionary space, ideally with coverage of plastics specifically
Strategic vision to deliver compelling research for a wide range of investors
Proven ability to write impactful papers and reports
Strong analytical skills demonstrated through research outputs produced over time
In-depth understanding of investment analytics requirements
If you are interested in hearing more about this position, please email your CV to Andrew Mullins on andrew.mullins@acre.com.
