Peter holds a First Class Honours degree in Economics and a Commerce degree from the University of Queensland. Peter was a recipient of an Axiss Finance Scholarship, which involved undertaking vocational training with an international investment bank during his degree.

Since joining Port Jackson Partners in 2006, Peter has worked exclusively in the mining sector, across a wide range of issues

“One of the main reasons I considered a career in consulting was that I wanted to have continued variety in my job as well as the opportunity to work on big and complex problems. While Banking may have provided this to a certain degree, I felt consulting would be a better fit. When I first started investigating a career in consulting, I began by looking at the big three firms. I was however immediately impressed by Port Jackson Partners’ approach, which I felt offered a more rapid development experience via its low leverage model.”

• Assisted a mining company during the restructuring of a joint venture
  
  
• Was responsible for the financial modelling to assess the impact on value of potential new structures. This work assisted in the negotiation process between the partners.
  
  
• Worked with an iron ore producer to perform an industry outlook study
  
  
• Developed a game theory based framework to evaluate the possible supply/demand dynamics of the industry over the next 20 years
  
  
• Assisted a multi-national mining company to value a major Greenfield mine expansion in a developing country
  
  
• Helped develop and use an option valuation framework in order to assess the possible multi-billion dollar investment
  
  

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