Sean Chapman

Sean Chapman

Associate Consultant - Green Investment

Sean works with the Green Investment team placing high-calibre Investment and Finance professionals across LSP’s global portfolio and key client partnerships

Sean understands the importance of forging strong customer relationships through effective qualification, genuine customer care and on-going support throughout, enabling him to guide them through a journey towards successful solution on a short-term or long-term basis. In taking on this exciting new challenge within the Renewable Energy sector, Sean successfully undertook the Renewable Construction Academy certification to develop a profound understanding of offshore wind farms and the unique challenge each project can face throughout the lifecycle and the importance each individual plays in successful delivery of these renewable energy systems.

Combining this knowledge with his hands on advanced customer care skills has enabled a seamless and rewarding transition to helping LSP Renewables connect professionals and clients together, for the successful delivery of these projects and to meet the shared goal of meeting the net-zero targets.

Sean Jobs

Senior Accountant - Financial Controller

Remote in Europe - United Kingdom

Senior Accountant/Financial Controller Responsibilities: Management of project finances Ensures the accuracy of cost and pricing calculation Ensures the accuracy of project finances as well as the accurate recording and reporting of such transactions in the relevant systems Attends commercial project status meetings and is responsible for updating the forecast and cost monitor accordingly Prepares commercial documentation for regular project status meetings and ensures the accuracy of the commercial project data (i.e., FC, cash flow) Undertakes invoicing according to project progress and contractual terms and ensure proper payment allocation Ensuring timely applications for payment from the customer are made Ensures compliance with FRG (Financial Reporting Guidelines) and local GAAP requirements Supports the business in the identification and reporting of non-conformance costs Risk and claim management, Assesses, responds, monitors, reports, escalates all financial and commercial risks, e.g., calculation, tax, insurances, currency Supports the business with compliance to standards, rules, and regulations Ensures compliance with relevant tax regulations, e.g., PATAC, NCM, PE management (tax returns, transfer pricing, delegation concepts) Ensures the compliance with export control regulations Ensures the compliance with hedging/currency regulations Ensures proper handling of bank accounts including petty cash, if applicable Ensures correct methodology for evaluation of risk and opportunities as defined Ensures adherence of revenue recognition rules and accountancy practices, guidelines, and any specific regulations Ensures the adherence to internal controls For cross border projects: synchronizes contract structure with tax and delegation concept; preparation and signature of mandatory documents Collaboration: Actively participate in both internal and where required external project related meetings (e.g., team members, managers, customers) Builds strong relationships and cooperates closely with other individuals within the project team and within the wider business Management of stakeholders: Ensures efficient communication with all relevant internal Contract Management, Project Management Ensures proper execution of all tasks with all relevant stakeholders, i.e., SFS (e.g., financing, insurance, guarantees, currency & commodity hedging), CF (e.g., AC, Taxes, Treasury, Audit), Legal and Compliance, HR (incl. Delegation process), Customs, external auditors etc Interacts with all relevant stakeholders to ensure the execution of all issues regarding project financing Monitors the performance of partners/subcontractors through the review of the cost monitor What do we require from you: Experience of financially controlling external customer projects Proven experience in Accounting and Controlling, Reporting, Planning, Budgeting & Forecasting International exposure, especially in Europe Qualified accountant ACCA/ACA/CIMA or equivalent Expertise in MS Office Process oriented person with strong analytical skills Exposure to risk management is an advantage Self-organised individual with the ability to adhere to timelines Accurate in work preparation and diligent in documentation Strong communicator with experience of working in multi-disciplinary teams Appreciation and interest for the industry we operate in Progression minded individual with willingness to learn and develop Remuneration and Rewards Competitive salary and bonus Hybrid/Remote work available Private medical insurance Pension and other benefits

Junior Accountant

UK - Remote - United Kingdom

We are representing a fast-growing energy infrastructure business that delivers innovative power and storage solutions to support the transition toward cleaner, more reliable energy systems. The company operates across the full project lifecycle and is known for its collaborative culture, strong commercial focus, and commitment to high-quality project delivery. Our client is seeking a motivated Junior Accountant to join their expanding team and support the financial management of complex, high-value projects within a dynamic and forward-thinking environment. Responsibilities: Project Finance Assist in maintaining accurate project financial records and reporting. Support cost and pricing calculations under supervision. Help update forecasts and project cost monitors as required. Prepare commercial documentation and reports for project status meetings. Assist with invoicing according to project progress and contractual terms. Ensure timely submission of applications for payment. Support compliance with financial reporting guidelines and local accounting standards. Accounting & Reporting Assist with bookkeeping and posting transactions in relevant systems. Support month-end and year-end closing activities. Help track non-conformance costs and report findings to senior finance staff. Compliance & Controls Support adherence to internal controls, revenue recognition policies, and accounting standards. Assist with routine compliance checks and documentation. Ensure proper handling of petty cash and other minor financial transactions. Collaboration & Learning Participate in internal project meetings as required to support the finance team. Work closely with project teams and senior accountants to understand financial processes. Build strong working relationships across departments to support accurate reporting and compliance. Stakeholder Support Assist in communications with internal stakeholders regarding project finance queries. Support senior team members with the preparation of documentation for audits or external reviews. Requirements: Essential: Part-qualified or qualified accountant (ACCA/ACA/CIMA or equivalent). Basic understanding of accounting principles, reporting, and financial control. Proficient in MS Office, particularly Excel, for reporting and data analysis. Process-oriented with strong attention to detail and accuracy in documentation. Self-organised and able to manage time effectively to meet deadlines. Strong communicator, able to work collaboratively in multi-disciplinary teams. Willingness to learn, develop, and take on increasing responsibility. Desirable: Exposure to project finance or controlling customer projects. Interest and appreciation for the energy or infrastructure sector. Basic experience in planning, budgeting, forecasting, or reporting. Analytical mindset with the ability to support data-driven decision-making.

Senior Accountant/Financial Controller

UK Remote - United Kingdom

We are representing a fast-growing energy infrastructure business that delivers innovative power and storage solutions to support the transition toward cleaner, more reliable energy systems. The company operates across the full project lifecycle and is known for its collaborative culture, strong commercial focus, and commitment to high-quality project delivery. Our client is seeking a motivated Senior Accountant/Financial Controller to join their expanding team and support the financial management of complex, high-value projects within a dynamic and forward-thinking environment. Responsibilities: Management of Project Finances Ensures the accuracy of cost and pricing calculation Ensures the accuracy of project finances as well as the accurate recording and reporting of such transactions in the relevant systems Attends commercial project status meetings and is responsible for updating the forecast and cost monitor accordingly Prepares commercial documentation for regular project status meetings and ensures the accuracy of the commercial project data (i.e., FC, cash flow) Undertakes invoicing according to project progress and contractual terms and ensure proper payment allocation Ensuring timely applications for payment from the customer are made Ensures compliance with FRG (Financial Reporting Guidelines) and local GAAP requirements Supports the business in the identification and reporting of non-conformance costs Risk and Claim Management, Assesses, responds, monitors, reports, escalates all financial and commercial risks, e.g., calculation, tax, insurances, currency Supports the business with compliance to standards, rules, and regulations Ensures compliance with relevant tax regulations, e.g., PATAC, NCM, PE management (tax returns, transfer pricing, delegation concepts) Ensures the compliance with export control regulations Ensures the compliance with hedging/currency regulations Ensures proper handling of bank accounts including petty cash, if applicable Ensures correct methodology for evaluation of risk and opportunities as defined Ensures adherence of revenue recognition rules and accountancy practices, guidelines, and any specific regulations Ensures the adherence to internal controls For cross border projects: synchronizes contract structure with tax and delegation concept; preparation and signature of mandatory documents Collaboration: Actively participate in both internal and where required external project related meetings (e.g., team members, managers, customers) Builds strong relationships and cooperates closely with other individuals within the project team and within the wider business Management of Stakeholders: Ensures efficient communication with all relevant internal Contract Management, Project Management Ensures proper execution of all tasks with all relevant stakeholders, i.e., SFS (e.g., financing, insurance, guarantees, currency & commodity hedging), CF (e.g., AC, Taxes, Treasury, Audit), Legal and Compliance, HR (incl. Delegation process), Customs, external auditors etc Interacts with all relevant stakeholders to ensure the execution of all issues regarding project financing Monitors the performance of partners/subcontractors through the review of the cost monitor Essential Requirements: Qualified accountant ACCA/ACA/CIMA or equivalent Experience of financially controlling external customer projects Experience of financial controlling and accounting across Europe Proven experience in Accounting and Controlling, Reporting, Planning, Budgeting & Forecasting Expertise in MS Office Process oriented person with strong analytical skills Self-organised individual with the ability to adhere to timelines Accurate in work preparation and diligent in documentation Strong communicator with experience of working in multi-disciplinary teams Desirable Requirements: Exposure to risk management is an advantage

Investment Analyst

London - United Kingdom

We are representing a leading UK battery storage platform that is seeking an Investment Analyst to join their Corporate Development team. The company is a well-established constructor and operator of grid-scale battery assets and has delivered several of the largest BESS projects in the UK. Overview The Corporate Development team sits at the heart of the company’s growth strategy, leading commercial engagement, financial modelling, and project acquisitions. The Investment Analyst will support the team across M&A, business development, and strategic initiatives. Key Responsibilities: Build, maintain, and run financial models, including standard and ad-hoc sensitivity analyses to support commercial negotiations and investment approvals. Prepare Information Memoranda, business plans, and financial reports for internal and external stakeholders. Analyse financial, technical, and development documents to rapidly assess new project opportunities. Support live transactions by conducting research, assisting negotiations, and preparing transaction materials. Manage multiple due diligence processes, including handling project documents and co-ordinating external advisors. Contribute to business development, strategic initiatives, and networking activities alongside colleagues. Prepare pipeline and opportunity reporting for senior management, shareholders, and board meetings. Candidate Requirements 1–3 years of relevant experience in investment banking, utilities/development, infrastructure funds, or corporate finance. Strong accounting and analytical skills, with advanced financial modelling capability. Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, Statistics, or a related field. Professional proficiency in English. Ability to manage multiple priorities with high attention to detail and accuracy. Entrepreneurial mindset with strong commercial acumen. Ability to communicate complex concepts clearly to internal and external stakeholders. Knowledge of the UK renewable energy market or BESS technology is desirable but not required.

Green Investment

Senior Analyst

London - United Kingdom

Our client, a boutique investment banking firm with a strong presence in energy, energy infrastructure, and technology, is seeking a Senior Analyst to join their dynamic team. This is an exciting opportunity to work closely with senior leadership on high-profile transactions and make a real impact in the sustainability and energy transition space. Why This Opportunity Matters High-Impact Work: Be involved in complex M&A, capital raising, and strategic advisory transactions from pitch to execution. Entrepreneurial Environment: Join a collaborative, fast-paced team where initiative, independent thinking, and creativity are highly valued. Professional Growth: Take ownership of deliverables, mentor junior colleagues, and build sector expertise in one of the most dynamic areas of finance. Meaningful Sector Focus: Work with a client committed to sustainability and supporting the global energy transition. What You’ll Do Build and maintain detailed financial models and valuations across multiple methodologies. Prepare and deliver client-facing materials, including investment memoranda, presentations, and investment committee reports. Lead transaction support: manage datarooms, coordinate with clients, investors, and advisors, and drive project management for live deals. Conduct industry research, company mapping, and target client identification to support business development. Mentor junior analysts and interns, ensuring quality and accuracy across all deliverables. Represent the firm at conferences and networking events, building meaningful relationships in the sector. Who You Are 2–4 years of experience in investment banking (corporate finance/M&A) or a related field, with exposure across the full deal lifecycle. Strong financial modeling, valuation, and analytical skills. Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal; additional European languages advantageous. Highly organized with attention to detail and the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment. Entrepreneurial, proactive, and collaborative, with a genuine interest in sustainability and energy transition. Strong academic credentials (MSc, MBA, or equivalent preferred). Next StepsThis is a unique opportunity to join a purpose-driven investment banking team where your work will have tangible impact. The client is looking for a proactive, high-performing professional ready to step up in responsibility and play a pivotal role in transaction execution and client engagement.

Analyst - Energy Transition, Power & Infrastructure

London - United Kingdom

Our client, a leading advisory firm in the energy and infrastructure sector, is seeking an Analyst to join their growing Energy Transition, Power & Infrastructure team. This is an excellent opportunity to work in a dynamic, team-oriented environment, gaining exposure to complex M&A transactions and high-impact projects across the energy and infrastructure sectors. Key Responsibilities: Support origination and execution of M&A transactions. Prepare financial models, valuations, and sensitivity analyses, including DCF and structured finance models. Conduct detailed industry and company research. Prepare and review client presentations, marketing materials, and transaction documentation. Support the full deal lifecycle, including due diligence and coordination of client and stakeholder meetings. Collaborate with cross-border teams and senior bankers, contributing to strategy and business development initiatives. What the Client Offers: Exposure to a high-volume deal flow and cross-border projects. Hands-on experience in small, senior-led deal teams with significant client interaction. Entrepreneurial culture with flat hierarchies and fast career progression. Comprehensive training, mentoring, and development programmes, including secondment opportunities. Qualifications: 1–2 years’ experience in M&A at an investment bank, accounting firm, or similar; experience in energy or infrastructure preferred. Strong financial analysis, modelling, and business valuation skills. Excellent communication, interpersonal, and organisational skills. Highly numerate and able to work accurately under tight deadlines. Proficiency in Excel and PowerPoint; fluency in English required, other languages advantageous. Collaborative, proactive, and adaptable with a strong client-focused mindset. This role provides a steep learning curve and a platform to accelerate your career in corporate finance within the energy and infrastructure sectors.

Green Investment

Associate – Strategic Advisory

United Kingdom

A global advisory-focused investment bank is seeking an Associate for its Strategic Advisory team in London. The firm provides a wide range of strategic and shareholder advisory, restructuring, special situations, and private fund advisory services to corporations, financial sponsors, institutional investors, and governments worldwide. The team also advises alternative investment managers, including private equity, real estate, and hedge funds. The firm prides itself on fostering a diverse and inclusive culture, believing that talented people and differing perspectives drive exceptional client outcome. Responsibilities: The Associate will join a highly experienced Strategic Advisory team, working across a broad range of industries including technology, TMT, energy, power & utilities, oil & gas, industrials, healthcare, and real estate, gaming & lodging. Key responsibilities include: Conducting financial analysis and research on targeted industries. • Performing valuation analysis of prospective investment opportunities, including financial risk assessment. Comparing company financials to industry peers and forecasting trends. Developing quantitative models to assess economic performance. Preparing written analyses and recommendations for management and clients. Participating in client meetings, contract negotiations, and due diligence sessions. Supporting all aspects of transactions, including mergers, acquisitions, joint ventures, divestitures, and restructurings. Qualifications: The ideal candidate will be highly motivated, intelligent, and demonstrate excellence in prior roles. Required qualifications include: Bachelor’s degree Minimum 3 years of directly comparable investment banking experience, with a focus on M&A Strong analytical, writing, and quantitative skills Ability to work independently and collaboratively within small, high-performing teams The role offers significant exposure to senior professionals and client interaction, providing the opportunity to contribute meaningfully to complex, high-profile transactions.

Manager - Advisory

KSA - Saudi Arabia

A leading global infrastructure advisory and consulting firm is seeking a Manager to join its Finance and Corporate Advisory Services team in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in project finance, financial modelling, and advisory services, with demonstrated experience working with international banks, funds, developers, or similar institutions. The role involves direct client interaction, transaction delivery, business development support, and financial advisory work related to sustainable infrastructure and public-private partnerships. Key Responsibilities Client Interaction Engage with client teams to understand their needs, objectives, and evolving project priorities. Provide tailored advisory support under the guidance of senior leadership. Contribute to the design and implementation of solutions that meet client requirements and align with transaction goals. Business Development Conduct sectoral, geographical, and competitor research to identify trends and opportunities. Analyze data and prepare market insights, strategy reports, and presentations to support new business initiatives. Contribute to the preparation of client proposals and responses to RFPs. Transaction Delivery & Project Management Deliver high-quality work under the supervision of senior team members, ensuring timeliness, accuracy, and completeness. Coordinate with internal transaction teams and external stakeholders, including clients, lenders, off-takers, and legal/technical advisors. Contribute to the on-ground development of infrastructure and energy projects. Develop a practical understanding of commercial and contractual issues within complex project finance frameworks. Support the creation, review, and audit of sophisticated financial models by analyzing key business drivers, conducting scenario and sensitivity analysis, and ensuring compliance with relevant accounting and tax principles. Assist in the preparation of deliverables including reports, investment memoranda, summaries, and presentations. Qualifications & Experience Education: MBA or equivalent qualification required. Experience: Minimum 6 years of professional experience. Experience in international banks, developers, investors/funds, or corporate financial advisory institutions is highly valued. Prior exposure to infrastructure or project finance is preferred. Familiarity with Public-Private Partnership (PPP) frameworks is a plus. Skills: Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Competence in developing and interpreting complex financial models. Excellent attention to detail and written communication skills. Ability to operate in a multicultural and multidisciplinary team environment. Comfortable managing multiple workstreams in a high-pressure, client-facing setting.

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