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Alan Matthews

Investor

Director at Earth Capital

London Area, United Kingdom

About

Investment banker with 20+ years in equity research and fundraising for public and private companies, trained as a Chartered Accountant at PwC London. He was a founding director and CFO of sustainability consultancy Anthesis Group, where he oversaw 14 acquisitions.

Experience

  1. Earth CapitalAnalystcurrent2025 β€” present
  2. StakeholderzAnalystcurrent2024 β€” presentLondon Area, United Kingdom
  3. StakeholderzSummer Intern2024London Area, United Kingdom
  4. CFA UKYoung Women in Investment 20242024London Area, United Kingdom
  5. Oakley CapitalGroup Finance2021 β€” 2024London Area, United Kingdom
  6. Stealth FinTech StartupJunior Analyst2019 β€” 2020London, United Kingdom

Skills & more

EnglishVBA Excel1Microsoft Excel2Microsoft PowerPoint2Microsoft Word2Microsoft Office2Visual Basic1Visual Basic for Applications (VBA)1Xero1QuickBooks1Alternative Investments2Fundraising1
+12 moreOrganization SkillsOperations ManagementWritten CommunicationInterpersonal SkillsLendingProblem SolvingFinancial ModelingFinancial AnalysisTeamworkAnalytical SkillsFinanceFinancial Accounting
  • Introduction to Private Equity Level 1 β€” UK Private Capital
  • Bloomberg Market Concepts (BMC) β€” Bloomberg
  • DCF Modeling Training β€” Financial Edge Training

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Alan Matthews?
Investment banker with 20+ years in equity research and fundraising for public and private companies, trained as a Chartered Accountant at PwC London. He was a founding director and CFO of sustainability consultancy Anthesis Group, where he oversaw 14 acquisitions.
Where does Alan Matthews work?
Alan Matthews is Director at Earth Capital.
Where did Alan Matthews go to school?
Alan Matthews studied at The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) (MSc, Finance); Bayes Business School (Bachelor's degree, Accounting and Finance); ACCA.

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