Buyside Analyst

Caprae Capital Partners

Multiple Cities, Pakistan

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Posted Sep 07, 2026 59 views Report Job

$. 700 - 700/Month

Company Overview

Caprae Capital Partners is a private equity and acquisitions platform led by Kevin Hong — a serial founder who scaled two technology ventures to $31M ARR and $7M in revenue. Today, Caprae is one of the fastest-scaling platforms in the lower-middle-market M&A and ETA ecosystem, combining an international research engine, a full-stack deal sourcing arm, and a rapidly expanding technology layer.
YTD, Caprae’s service divisions have completed over $50M in transaction value and are expected to exceed $150M during the first half of 2026. We are looking for individuals who want direct exposure to proprietary deal sourcing and lower-middle-market acquisition execution.

Role Overview
The Buyside Analyst role provides hands-on exposure to the acquisition process, from proprietary sourcing through transaction execution. Analysts work alongside the deal team to identify opportunities, engage with business owners and market participants, evaluate acquisition targets, and support live transactions.
This role is designed for individuals who want to understand how deals are sourced, negotiated, and executed in practice while developing the commercial judgment and communication skills required in lower-middle-market M&A.

Responsibilities

Source and qualify acquisition opportunities across multiple industries
Engage with business owners, executives, advisors, and acquisition targets to evaluate opportunities and build proprietary deal flow
Assess seller motivations, business quality, strategic fit, and transaction readiness
Support buyer qualification, acquisition strategy, and deal sourcing initiatives
Prepare call summaries, transaction updates, and stakeholder communications
Assist with live deal execution, negotiation planning, and pipeline management
Contribute to discussions around valuation, transaction structure, and feasibility
Gain exposure to transaction mechanics, including seller financing, earnouts, rollover equity, representations and warranties, and other lower-middle-market M&A structures
Develop a practical understanding of how acquisitions are sourced, negotiated, and executed