2027 Transaction Management Analyst (Fund Placement) (New York)

Campbell Lutyens is the world’s leading independent private capital advisor. The firm provides a unique combination of private capital capabilities, with services spanning private equity, private credit and infrastructure, and specialist expertise in primary fundraising, secondary transactions and GP capital solutions. The company utilizes a data-led approach, combining unique market insights with long-standing global relationships to access deep pools of capital and the world’s leading private market sponsors.

With a team of over 300 colleagues operating across 15 locations and three continents, Campbell Lutyens delivers global reach with local insight. Founded in 1988, Campbell Lutyens has raised and advised on more than $828 billion of capital across its 35+ year track record, advising General Partners and Limited Partners at every stage of the capital life cycle.

Campbell Lutyens has entered into a definitive agreement to join forces with Lazard to form a new unit, Lazard CL, creating the leading private capital advisory platform globally. Combining two highly complementary platforms, Lazard CL will bring together leading capabilities across private equity, infrastructure, private credit and real assets, offering employees the opportunity to be part of the leading private capital advisory platform globally at an exciting stage of growth and evolution.

Role Overview

We are seeking a Transaction Management Analyst to join our fund placement team in New York.

This is a full-time, entry-level graduate position beginning in August 2027. Candidates must have completed all requirements for their undergraduate degree and be available to begin full-time employment by the program start date.

Responsibilities

As a Transaction Management Analyst on the fund placement team, you will support the execution of global private equity, private credit, and infrastructure fundraising processes. Your responsibilities will include:

• Developing marketing strategy
• Preparing fundraising and due diligence materials
• Managing virtual data rooms
• Working with the distribution team to identify potential investors
• Responding to investor requests
• Planning logistics and preparing internal and external reporting
• Communicating regularly with general partner clients to prepare and update marketing strategies and fundraising materials and to review investor feedback
• Working with colleagues to screen opportunities and complete due diligence on selected client opportunities
• Researching, tracking, and otherwise mapping the private equity, private credit, and infrastructure markets
• Ensuring market information gathered for clients or otherwise is captured in the firm’s proprietary CRM

The above list is not exhaustive and the job holder is required to undertake such duties as may be reasonably required from time to time.

Candidate Profile

• Strong academic background
• Willingness to complete any required US regulatory examinations and registrations shortly after joining
• Fund placement, investor relations, or alternative investment experience would be beneficial but is not required
• Familiarity with finance fundamentals
• Well-developed Excel, Word, and PowerPoint skills
• Excellent written and verbal English
• Strong relationship management, communication, and interpersonal skills
• Comfortable working with people at all levels and providing effective, proactive support across business teams and geographic locations
• Highly organized and efficient, able to multitask and prioritize own workload
• Able to work well under pressure and meet tight deadlines when required
• Delivers high-quality work with strong attention to detail
• Team player with a high level of integrity, a positive “can-do attitude and an eagerness to learn
• Ability to leverage AI tools effectively and responsibly

What We Offer

At Campbell Lutyens, we appreciate the commitment and contributions of our employees and strive to offer a comprehensive benefits package that supports employees and their families.

The annual base salary for this position is $120,000. This position may also be eligible for discretionary incentive compensation.

Benefits and compensation are subject to eligibility requirements and the terms of the applicable plans and policies.