T. Rowe Price
Assistant Corporate Secretary

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KM2 PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THE POSITION
The Assistant Corporate Secretary will act on behalf of T. Rowe Price Group, Inc. and its APAC and EMEA domiciled subsidiaries with responsibilities related to corporate governance, compliance, and board of director matters. The person fulfilling this role is an assistant secretary to boards of directors of APAC domiciled T. Rowe Price subsidiaries and will prepare agendas, compile documents, and run the flow of a board of directors meetings including taking minutes. In addition this person may support the firm’s EMEA subsidiaries in the same manner. The role reports directly to the Managing Legal Counsel in the U.S. and will receive functional support from colleagues based in London and the US.
The successful candidate will work alongside the current assistant corporate secretary based in London, each providing lead coverage for certain regions while supporting other regions as necessary depending on capacity.
PRINCIPAL RESPONSIBILITIES
- Effectively plan, hold, and record board and committee meetings.
- Ensure the appropriate supporting business units provide papers on-time and in an appropriate format for presentation at a meeting.
- Prepare and hold annual general meetings, in person or by written consent as required in various jurisdictions.
- Coordinate and organize the flow of information to directors, executive officers, and various departments to coordinate board-related communications.
- Serve as the official record keeper of corporate records including board minutes, circular resolutions, bylaws, and charters, and ensure official records are properly secured and in compliance with regulatory requirements.
- Coordinate the production of corporate records that may be requested in connection with litigation, regulatory inquiries, or financial audits.
- Prepare applications and other required compliance filings to maintain business qualifications in various jurisdictions.
- Support ad hoc discreet projects as needed.
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QUALIFICATIONS
- 5+ years work experience in a similar role within Financial Services, preferably within the asset management industry and regulated investment funds sector.
- Ideally fully CGI qualified as a Chartered Secretary or equivalent experience.
- Highly organized and process-driven.
- Knowledge of laws and regulations pertaining to corporate governance and board requirements for APAC domiciled entities across Japan, Hong Kong, Australia, Singapore, and China, as well as EMEA entities in the UK, Switzerland, Ireland, and Luxembourg.
- Experience arranging and managing annual general and special meetings.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to draft well-written reports, board minutes, resolutions, and written consents.
- Must be a detail-oriented, well-organized, critical thinker with strong analytical skills and the ability to present solutions.
- Highly self-motivated and collaborative partner, with strong interpersonal skills and the ability to work effectively with team members and all levels across the organization, including executive officers.
- Demonstrated ability to discretely handle highly confidential and sensitive information.
- Demonstrated commitment to expand knowledge and adapt to new situations and changing environments.
- Experience making filings with multiple regulators including the SFC, MSA, FCA, and the CSSF.
- Experience using document management systems (Diligent Entities/Blueprint a bonus), with a good working knowledge of standard office technology and equipment, and general office procedures.
- Strong English language skills.


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This role is eligible for hybrid work, with up to one day a week from home.
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