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1164 firms, sorted by open now
Firm	Kind	London team	Money it invests	Group market value	Deals advised	London office	Open now
Squarepoint Capital	Quantitative hedge fund	~ 650 people				City of London	36
JPMorgan	Large global investment bank			£660bn		Canary Wharf	35
G-Research	Trading firm					Soho	34
DRW	Trading firm	~ 380 people				City of London	29
Hudson River Trading	Trading firm	~ 160 people				City of London	23
Jane Street	Trading firm	~ 800 people				City of London	23
Citigroup	Large global investment bank			£161bn		Canary Wharf	22
Goldman Sachs	Large global investment bank	~ 4450 people		£192bn		City of London	21
Rothschild & Co	Independent advisory bank	~ 950 people			334 in 2025	City of London	19
Morgan Stanley	Large global investment bank			£220bn		Canary Wharf	14
Point72	Hedge fund, several strategies	~ 320 people	~ £34bn			St James's	14
EY	Advisory firm				370 in 2025	Southwark	12
Bank of America	Large global investment bank			£281bn		City of London	11
Blackstone	Large private equity firm	~ 490 people	~ £975bn			Mayfair	11
BNP Paribas	Large global investment bank			£82bn			11
Crédit Agricole CIB	European investment bank			£41bn		City of London	11
DV Trading	Trading firm					City of London	11
Maven Securities	Trading firm					City of London	11
Wintermute	Trading firm	~ 80 people					11
Barclays	Large global investment bank			£57bn		Canary Wharf	10
Citadel Securities	Trading firm	~ 270 people				City of London	9
Standard Chartered	International investment bank			£45bn			9
Interpath Advisory	Specialist advisory firm					City of London	8
Macquarie	International investment bank			£44bn		City of London	8
PIMCO	Investment firm	~ 30 people	~ £1,747bn			Marylebone	8
UBS	Large global investment bank			£107bn			8
Man Group	Hedge fund, several strategies	~ 1050 people	~ £190bn			City of London	7
MUFG Securities	European investment bank	~ 650 people		£186bn			7
Nomura	International investment bank	~ 2000 people		£21bn		City of London	7
Capital Group	Asset manager	~ 18 people	~ £2,250bn				6
Citadel	Hedge fund, several strategies	~ 650 people	~ £50bn to £57bn			City of London	6
GSA Capital	Quantitative hedge fund		~ £2bn to £3.6bn in 2022			Mayfair	6
HSBC	Large global investment bank			£236bn		Canary Wharf	6
IMC Trading	Trading firm	~ 40 people					6
PJT Partners	Independent advisory bank	~ 300 people		£4.1bn	72 in 2025	Mayfair	6
Capula Investment Management	Hedge fund, macro	~ 12 people	~ £22bn to £23bn			Mayfair	5
Dartmouth Partners	Advisory firm					City of London	5
Evercore	Independent advisory bank	~ 430 people		£7.6bn		Mayfair	5
FTI Consulting	Advisory firm	~ 1300 people		£2.8bn		City of London	5
Headlands Technologies	Trading firm					City of London	5
Jefferies	International investment bank	~ 1250 people		£7.6bn		City of London	5
William Blair	International investment bank					City of London	5
Xantium	Trading firm					Mayfair	5
Brevan Howard	Hedge fund, macro	~ 11 people	~ £23bn to £26bn			Marylebone	4
Brooks Macdonald	Asset manager	~ 12 people	~ £21bn				4
CPP Investments	Sovereign wealth fund	~ 65 people	~ £432bn			Marylebone	4
Deutsche Bank	Large global investment bank	~ 6700 people		£47bn		City of London	4
DWS Group	Bank			£11bn		City of London	4
Kroll	Bank						4
Lincoln International	International investment bank	~ 120 people		£1.8bn	430 in 2025	Covent Garden	4
Moelis & Company	Independent advisory bank			£3.4bn	154 in 2025	Marylebone	4
RBC Capital Markets	International investment bank			£202bn		City of London	4
StepStone Group	Fund of funds		~ £174bn				4
Wells Fargo	International investment bank			£186bn			4
Winton	Quantitative hedge fund	~ 160 people	~ £6.4bn to £7.5bn in 2023			Chelsea	4
Apollo Global Management	Large private equity firm	~ 400 people	~ £703bn				3
Balyasny Asset Management	Hedge fund, several strategies		~ £24bn to £27bn			St James's	3
bp Trading & Shipping	Trading firm					Canary Wharf	3
Brookfield	Infrastructure investor	~ 120 people	~ £285bn			Canary Wharf	3
Cantor Fitzgerald	Bank						3

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Blackstone

Large private equity firm · Mayfair · ~ 490 people

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Level	Applications	Last opened
Spring week		17 Sep 2026
Graduate		16 Sep 2026
Off-cycle		4 Sep 2026open now
Summer internship		20 Aug 2026open now

Spring weeks usually start: ~ April
Spring weeks taken in: ~ 7 of the last 10 years
Summer internships usually start: ~ June
Summer internships taken in: ~ 9 of the last 10 years
Off-cycle internships usually start: ~ January
Off-cycle internships taken in: ~ 5 of the last 10 years
Graduate roles usually start: ~ July
Graduate roles taken in: ~ 5 of the last 10 years
Hires a year: ~ 100

People

Juniors joined from: Goldman Sachs, about one in ten
Left for: a private equity firm, about a third; a bank, about a third
Where its juniors studied: London School of Economics, about one in five
Interns who came back: About 4 in 10
Analyst to associate: Usually about 2 years
Analysts hold the seat: Usually about 2 years
Associates hold the seat: Usually about 2 and a half years

Teams


Team	Open now
Blackstone Private Equity Blackstone's business that buys control of large companies, improves them and sells them years later.	1
Blackstone Tactical Opportunities (Tac Opps) Blackstone's business for unusual, one off investments that fit none of its other funds.	1
Infrastructure and asset based credit Blackstone's lending team for loans secured on physical or financial assets, from infrastructure and leasing to consumer and commercial finance.	1
Private credit strategies Blackstone's European private credit team, lending fund money directly to companies and looking after those loans once made.	1
Private wealth The Blackstone team that packages the firm's funds for private banks, wealth managers and family offices and supports the advisers who sell them.	1
Quant and Portfolio Analytics Blackstone Credit and Insurance's analytics team, modelling risk and return across its credit portfolios and building the tools investors rely on.	1
Real estate debt strategies The lending arm of Blackstone Real Estate, which makes and manages loans secured on commercial property instead of buying the buildings.	1
Real estate partners Blackstone's group for buying property outright, from finding and underwriting deals to running the buildings and arranging the debt behind each purchase.	1
Strategic partners Blackstone's secondaries business, which buys stakes in private equity and property funds from investors who want out early, and backs fund managers too.	1
Strategic partners private equity secondaries Blackstone's team that buys stakes in private equity funds from investors who want to sell early, pricing the companies inside each fund.	1
Strategic partners real estate secondaries Blackstone's team that buys stakes in property funds from investors who want to sell early, valuing the buildings inside each fund.	1
Blackstone Credit and Insurance (BXCI) Blackstone's credit business, lending directly to companies, investing in traded debt and managing money for insurers.
Blackstone Growth (BXG) Blackstone's business that buys stakes in fast growing companies to help them expand.
Blackstone Infrastructure Blackstone's business that invests long term in energy, transport, digital and water infrastructure.
Blackstone Life Sciences Blackstone's business that funds drug trials and invests in life sciences companies in return for a share of future sales.
Blackstone Multi-Asset Investing (BXMA) Blackstone's business that builds portfolios of hedge funds and other alternative strategies for clients.
Blackstone Real Estate (BREDS) Blackstone's property business, buying and improving buildings worldwide and lending against property through its debt arm.
BXCI CLO Blackstone Credit and Insurance's team that runs pools of company loans sliced into pieces for investors.
BXCI direct lending Blackstone Credit and Insurance's team that lends directly to companies, mostly those owned by private equity firms.
BXCI insurance solutions Blackstone's team managing insurers' money in high quality loans and bonds suited to their rules.
BXCI Liquid Credit Blackstone's team investing in leveraged loans and high yield bonds that trade in the market.
Infrastructure partners Blackstone's team that buys and holds energy, transport, digital and water infrastructure for the long term, from the deal through to running the asset.
Insurance strategy and solutions The Blackstone Credit & Insurance team that advises European insurers on how their money is invested and models the risks they carry.
Real estate acquisitions The team inside Blackstone Real Estate that finds, underwrites and buys property, from warehouses and data centres to housing, offices and hotels.
Real estate asset management Blackstone's property team that runs buildings after purchase, leasing and refinancing them and preparing them for sale rather than finding new deals.

About

Headquarters: New York
Money managed: ~ £975bn

Blackstone is an American investment firm that raises money from pension funds, insurers, wealthy individuals and other investors and puts it into assets they could not easily buy on their own. It buys companies, owns and lends against property, invests in infrastructure such as energy and transport, and lends to companies directly.

Each business runs its own funds. Blackstone Private Equity buys control of companies, usually with some borrowed money, improves them and sells them years later. Blackstone Real Estate buys buildings and also lends against them through its debt business, known as BREDS. Blackstone Credit & Insurance lends to companies in several ways, through direct lending (loans made by the fund itself rather than a bank), liquid credit (loans and bonds that trade in the market), collateralised loan obligations (pools of loans sliced into pieces for investors) and by managing money for insurers. Smaller businesses invest in growth companies, life sciences, infrastructure, unusual one-off opportunities through Tactical Opportunities, and hedge funds through its multi-asset team.

A junior analyst on an investment team builds the financial model for a possible deal, researches the company and its market, and drafts the papers the investment committee reads before it decides. After a purchase the work turns to tracking how the company is doing. In the credit teams a junior analyses whether a borrower can pay back what it owes.

Open jobs


Job	Stage	Posted
Summer internship
Private credit · Insurance	Second-to-last year at university	2 months
Infrastructure · Credit / Insurance	Second-to-last year at university	3 months
Secondaries · Real estate	Second-to-last year at university	3 months
Secondaries · Strategic partners	Second-to-last year at university	3 months
Tactical opportunities	Second-to-last year at university	4 months
Wealth management · Private	Second-to-last year at university	4 months
Capital markets · Real estate	Second-to-last year at university	4 months
Capital markets · Real estate / Private capital	Second-to-last year at university	4 months
Quantitative analysis · Credit / Insurance	Second-to-last or final year at university	4 months
Off-cycle
Strategic partners	Final year at university or graduates	8 weeks
Private equity	Final year at university or graduates	2 months