Location
London

Hours
Full Time

Salary
Negotiable

About the Role
The WTW M&A Practice specializes in providing advice and insurance placement services to investor clients. Our Due Diligence Advisory team focuses on pre-acquisition and pre-disposal insurance due diligence, advising clients on the insurance and risk profile of companies they seek to acquire or dispose of. As a Mergers & Acquisitions Due Diligence Consultant, you will source and manage projects delivering risk and insurance due diligence services for WTW M&A clients.

You will develop and maintain strong client relationships, seek new business opportunities, and manage communications between clients and the WTW M&A Practice. Understanding client business needs and building trusted adviser relationships to generate repeat revenue is key.

Project management responsibilities include evaluating fees and scope, delivering due diligence reports, coordinating WTW appointments and placement services, and leveraging WTW specialists to benefit clients. You will collect and coordinate data, review contractual documents and peer diligence reports, take ownership of projects, and provide proactive, high-quality service. Deliverables include formal reports supplemented by calls and presentations as required.

Compliance with WTW M&A protocols, FCA regulations, and internal procedures is essential. You will ensure quality, accuracy, proper file keeping, conflict management, confidentiality, and timely recording of project hours.

Experience
Proven experience in M&A insurance due diligence is essential. The role suits someone seeking greater autonomy, recognition, and influence within a growing team.

About you
You are a proactive and client-focused professional with strong project management skills. You build trusted adviser relationships, communicate effectively, and deliver high-quality consultancy services. You are committed to compliance and quality standards and thrive in a collaborative environment.

Qualifications
Relevant qualifications or experience in insurance, risk consulting, or M&A due diligence are required. Knowledge of FCA regulations and compliance procedures is important.