Corporate Finance & Capital Advisory - Vice President
About the job
- 4–5 years of experience at a bank or fund following an analyst programme, specifically in a structured, leveraged, acquisition finance, or credit role, or approximately 2 years of post-qualified experience as a Chartered Accountant in the above capacity.
- Demonstrable experience leading transaction workstreams and managing financing processes through to completion.
- Proven ability to analyse and structure financing solutions across acquisitions, refinancings, recapitalisations, and growth financings.
- Experience operating in sponsor-backed, corporate, or special situations environments.
- Strong Excel, PowerPoint, and financial modelling skills.
- Advanced financial modelling capability, including interpreting fully integrated three-statement models and performing detailed debt capacity modelling covering structuring, covenant headroom, and downside scenarios.
- Strong understanding of capital structures, including first-out/last-out, super senior/unitranche, and hybrid asset-based lending cash flow debt structures.
- Experience identifying key credit strengths and weaknesses through drafting credit committee papers and reviewing due diligence materials.
- Detailed understanding of debt term sheets.
- Working knowledge of Loan Market Association documentation, intercreditor agreements, and security packages.
- Strong understanding of the European financing landscape, including clearing banks, challenger banks, direct lenders, private credit funds, specialty finance providers, and alternative capital sources.
- Practical experience using market intelligence tools such as LCD and Debtwire to assess market conditions, pricing trends, and financing terms.
- Ability to provide commercially focused advice based on prevailing market dynamics and lender appetite.
- Ability to work full time in an office and remote environment.
- Willingness to work outside normal business hours as unique projects or needs arise.
- Ability to engage effectively with senior stakeholders, lenders, investors, and management teams.
- Ability to promote and abide by the firm's Code of Conduct and foster an inclusive environment.
- Lead the execution of debt advisory and capital raising mandates.
- Support clients through critical financing events and strategic transactions.
- Lead day-to-day transaction delivery and manage workstreams.
- Coordinate internal and external stakeholders.
- Help clients navigate complex financing decisions.
- Contribute to business development initiatives using market insight, lender relationships, and sector expertise.
- Coach and develop junior team members.
- Contribute to building a collaborative and high-performing team culture.
- Existing relationships across the lending, advisory, or sponsor community.
About the company
AlixPartners is a global consulting firm that helps businesses tackle complex challenges across industries such as automotive, financial services, and healthcare by providing strategic advice and practical performance improvements. Work is delivered through project-based engagements led by senior professionals who combine deep industry experience with hands-on implementation. A recent acquisition of Berylls strengthens its automotive capabilities and broadens its global, localized service network. The goal is to drive measurable performance gains and sustainable growth for clients through targeted, scalable solutions.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Growth Equity (Non-Venture Capital)
Total Funding
$364.8M
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
1981
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What believers are saying
- August 2026 Artium broadens AI transformation mandates beyond traditional restructuring engagements.
- July 2026 Tamara Olsen brings Bain-built knowledge systems and GenAI operating muscle.
- September 2026 Asia leadership transition and continued hiring support regional expansion into 2027.
What critics are saying
- GSPartners claims remained undetermined sixteen months after May 2025, exposing brittle execution.
- BrewDog creditors received less than a penny in September 2026, damaging turnaround credibility.
- AI consulting commoditization can crush premiums if Artium integration stalls during 2027.
What makes AlixPartners unique
- AlixPartners wins crises work: restructuring, disputes, and performance fixes when boards need intervention.
- August 2026 Artium adds production-grade agentic AI and OpenAI, Anthropic partner access.
- September 2026 Asia co-leadership deepens local coverage across Singapore, Japan, Shanghai, and Hong Kong.
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↑ 0%Who's moving where in wealth management? - AlixPartners. Editorial Staff 22 September 2026 The latest senior wealth management moves, appointments and personnel changes in the Asia-Pacific industry. AlixPartners, a global consultancy, recently appointed Paul Tan as partner in its investigations, disputes and advisory services practice, based in Shanghai. The firm said it is continuing to strengthen its capabilities and expand its presence across China. Tan brings more than 20 years of experience advising multinational corporations on fraud, misappropriation, corruption, misconduct and regulatory risk in the country. He has experience as an advisor to corporate legal, compliance and audit functions, as well as supporting matters involving US regulatory scrutiny, including interaction with the US Securities and Exchange Commission. Before joining AlixPartners, Tan was a senior management director at Ankura, a global consulting and expert advisory firm. Prior to this role, he was a partner in PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC)'s Forensic Sciences practice. Founded in 1981, AlixPartners is headquartered in New York. It has offices in more than 20 cities worldwide.
Caitlin Wilkinson joins Compass Lexecon as Senior Vice President in London. Compass Lexecon is pleased to welcome Caitlin Wilkinson to the Compass Lexecon team as a Senior Vice President, based in its London office. Caitlin brings over 15 years of experience in European and UK competition and litigation matters. She has advised high-profile clients in merger inquiries and market investigations, State Aid investigations, litigation claims and regulatory appeals. Her sector experience includes power & utilities, energy and natural resources, financial services, healthcare, leisure, retail & consumer goods, technology and transport. Caitlin previously worked as a Partner in Economics Consulting practices at AlixPartners and KPMG. Before that, she worked as an economic adviser at the UK Competition Commission (CC). At the CC, Caitlin provided economic analysis in several high-profile merger inquiries and market investigations. Caitlin is ranked as a Thought Leader in the Lexology Index 2025. She holds a MPhil in Economics and a BA PPE from University of Oxford. Justin Coombs, Executive Vice President and Head of Compass Lexecon International's Executive Committee, commented: "We are delighted to welcome Caitlin to our London team. Her extensive public and private sector experience will further strengthen our UK expert team, building on Nicola Mazzarotto's recent arrival and several internal promotions this year." Caitlin added, "I am hugely excited to be joining Compass Lexecon - a practice that I have always seen as being at the forefront of high quality, rigorous economic analysis. It is a privilege to be part of such a talented group of economists, and I can't wait to get to work."
AlixPartners appoints Reshmi Khurana and Takuro Ueji as Co-Heads of Asia. 08 September 2026 Consultancy.asia Global management consulting firm AlixPartners has announced a leadership change in its Asia business, with regional leader Shiv Shivaraman passing the baton to Reshmi Khurana and Takuro Ueji. Shivaraman has led AlixPartners as Head of Asia since 2021, initially in a co-leadership role and since 2024 as the sole regional leader. During this time, he has played an important role in expanding the firm's presence across Asia and developing its capabilities in key growth sectors throughout the region. Today, AlixPartners serves the region through offices in Hong Kong, Shanghai, Singapore, and Tokyo. The firm was last year recognized among Asia's leading management consulting firms. Under the new leadership structure, Shivaraman will step down as Head of Asia and assume the newly created role of Vice Chair for Asia Pacific (which also includes a recently launched operation in Australia). He will be succeeded by Khurana and Ueji, who are Partners & Managing Directors in Singapore and Japan, respectively. Alongside serving as Co-Heads of Asia, Khurana will continue as Singapore Country Leader, while Ueji will continue as Co-Head of Japan (alongside fellow Tokyo-based Tomoyuki Suzuki). In their new roles, Khurana and Ueji will lead AlixPartners' growth strategy across the region and oversee day-to-day operations alongside the Asia leadership team. They will also oversee client management and services, as well as talent development. "Together with our exceptional teams across the region, I look forward to helping clients turn rapid industry transformation into sustainable competitive advantage and achieve meaningful and measurable success," said Khurana. Ueji added: "Since our founding, we have built skills and assembled the teams to help clients dramatically 'grow' enterprise value, 'protect' it when the unexpected occurs, and 'restore' it when it has been impaired. As the pressure on management teams to transform intensifies, we are more committed than ever to enhancing our clients' enterprise value and contributing to the Japanese and Asian economies." In his role as Vice Chair, Shivaraman will focus on accelerating AlixPartners' strategic priorities across the region, including expanding the firm's geographic footprint, deepening sector expertise, and supporting strategic investment opportunities such as M&A. "Organizations across Asia Pacific stand at an inflection point. The pace of change, driven by technology, geopolitical shifts, and evolving supply chains, is creating both critical challenges and genuine opportunities," said Shivaraman. "AlixPartners is uniquely positioned to help clients navigate these and create lasting value. I look forward to continuing to support our clients and colleagues as we enter the next phase of growth across the region." In North America, where AlixPartners is headquartered, the firm this year closed two acquisitions.
AlixPartners acquires AI consultancy Artium. Posted on August 21, 2026 NEW YORK, UNITED STATES - AlixPartners acquired Artium, a Los Angeles-based agentic artificial intelligence (AI) software firm, to expand its enterprise consulting capabilities with AI-powered process automation and customer experience development. Artium will continue operating as "Artium by AlixPartners," maintaining its founding team, staff, and model lab partnerships with OpenAI and Anthropic. Artium brings agentic AI to AlixPartners' client work. AlixPartners is a New York-headquartered management consulting firm that advises corporations and governments on restructuring, performance improvement, and strategic transformation across sectors including financial services, healthcare, and technology. According to a report from Consulting.us, Artium's agentic AI software builds on partnerships with OpenAI and Anthropic to automate internal business processes and develop customer-facing AI agents for enterprise clients, capabilities AlixPartners can now deploy across its global practice areas. "By combining Artium's deep AI capabilities with AlixPartners' industry and functional expertise, we are well-positioned to create even greater value for our clients and define the future of consulting," said Rob Hornby, co-chief executive officer at AlixPartners. Artium operates as distinct unit within AlixPartners. Artium will operate as a distinct business unit within AlixPartners, preserving its founding team, core methodology, and relationships with AI model providers, while gaining access to AlixPartners' global client base and industry networks. The rebrand to "Artium by AlixPartners" positions the combined entity to compete for large-scale enterprise AI transformation mandates that require both deep technical capability and credentialed consulting experience. "As we looked to our next phase of growth, AlixPartners stood out as the clear choice. The firm's leadership has a deep understanding of our business, our technology, and the opportunities ahead. We believe that our combined strengths and commitment to results will create even greater impact for existing and future clients," said Ross Hale, chief executive officer and co-founder at Artium. The acquisition accelerates a trend in management consulting where established advisory firms are acquiring agentic AI specialists to bridge the gap between AI strategy and enterprise execution in business process outsourcing (BPO) and transformation engagements. AlixPartners competes with firms including McKinsey, Bain, and Accenture for high-value AI implementation mandates, and the Artium acquisition gives it a proprietary agentic layer to deploy alongside its restructuring and performance practices. Artium's model lab relationships with OpenAI and Anthropic also give AlixPartners direct access to frontier AI development roadmaps, a competitive advantage as consulting firms race to embed AI tooling into their service delivery. FREE BPO MATCH Evaluating outsourcing partners after a deal? BPO specialists for due diligence and integration - free match 5,200+ matches made Disclosure: Outsource Accelerator uses AI tools in the backend of its editorial workflow. Every article is reviewed and verified by a human editor before publication. Stay ahead of the outsourcing industry. Join thousands of business leaders who rely on Outsource Accelerator for the news, trends, and expert insights that matter. Subscribe to our free newsletter and never miss an update.
Market Financial Solutions' administrators sue Barclays over held funds. August 5, 2026 AlixPartners, the administrator of collapsed bridging lender Market Financial Solutions, has filed a legal claim against Barclays over £160m worth of accounts. AlixPartners filed a claim to the High Court against Barclays on Friday, stating the bank was holding cash it believed was owed to the bridging lender. Barclays is understood to be defending the claim. In its Q1 results, Barclays reported an impairment charge of £823m, primarily due to a £228m charge in the investment bank linked to Market Financial Solutions' failure. AlixPartners was appointed to manage Market Financial Solutions' accounts earlier this year, when the lender's administration was announced surrounded by allegations of financial irregularities. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) subsequently announced it had opened an investigation into the bridging lender to determine whether there was any serious misconduct. The lender's founder, Paresh Raja, has denied the allegations.