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Aventis Capital Sp. z o.o.

Advises on international mid-market M&A deals

Analyst – M&A - AI-Powered Investment Banking

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/15/2026
No salary listed
Junior, Mid
Warsaw, Poland
In Person
Finance & BankingInvestment Banking

About the job

Requirements
  • Have 1–3 years of experience in finance, consulting, or a transaction-focused role.
  • Have a solid understanding of financial analysis and accounting fundamentals.
  • Be fluent in English, the internal and client language.
  • Be fluent with AI tools such as ChatGPT, Claude, Notion AI, Excel plugins, or research copilots, and be motivated to apply them across daily tasks.
  • Be able to manage multiple projects with limited oversight in a fast-paced, entrepreneurial setting.
  • Be comfortable with Excel and PowerPoint.
  • Be curious about technology and emerging business models, especially SaaS, IT services, and AI-native companies.
Responsibilities
  • Support live transactions by preparing pitch materials, financial models, valuations, and marketing documents such as teasers and information memoranda.
  • Conduct market and investor research, including screening transactions, identifying targets and buyers, and mapping competitive landscapes.
  • Take ownership of AI-driven research, automation, and content production to help the team work more efficiently.
  • Contribute to business development by preparing industry insights, building lead lists, and driving outreach campaigns.
  • Collaborate on marketing initiatives, including writing articles, producing research reports, and updating the blog.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience with platforms such as Capital IQ, Mergermarket, or EMIS is a plus.

About the company

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Aventis Capital Sp. z o.o.

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1) What the company does: Aventis Capital works as an M&A advisory firm specializing in international mid-market deals, and partners with Globalscope to access a global network. 2) How its products work: it helps clients identify strategic options for financing, exit opportunities, and attractive acquisition targets, guiding them through the deal process with analysis, sourcing, and negotiations, leveraging Globalscope’s international reach. 3) How it differs from competitors: it combines global cross-border access through Globalscope with a focus on mid-market transactions, offering a network-backed approach to sourcing deals and financing options that may not be as available to purely local firms. 4) The goal: to maximize value for clients by identifying the best strategic options and enabling successful financing, exits, and acquisitions.

Company Size

1-10

Company Stage

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Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Warsaw, Poland

Founded

2015

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What believers are saying

  • The March 4, 2026 SaaS valuations webinar shows active demand-generation and thought leadership.
  • Aventis advised Spyrosoft on MD Consulting, closing February 28, 2026.
  • Recent August 2026 research on SaaS, software, and IT valuations supports inbound lead generation.

What critics are saying

  • Aventis is concentrated in software and IT services, exposing revenue to sector slowdowns.
  • Globalscope deal flow can dilute differentiation if competitors win mandates through the same network.
  • A boutique advisory business faces existential risk if Marcin Majewski’s sourcing engine weakens.

What makes Aventis Capital Sp. z o.o. unique

  • Marcin Majewski’s Warsaw-New York platform targets SaaS, AI-native software, and IT services.
  • Globalscope membership gives Aventis access to 188 disclosed software deals across member firms.
  • Aventis published 2026 valuation reports and webinars, signaling deep sector specialization.

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