Atrium (EMEA)
Client Services Representative – Investment Services – Contact Centre

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Client Services Representative – Investment Services – Contact Centre
Contract duration: 12 months
Location: Manchester (4 days onsite)
Pay: £25.11/hour (PAYE)
Key Responsibilities & Performance Expectations
- Act as the primary point of contact for shareholder enquiries across phone, email, web chat, and written correspondence.
- The role is predominantly phone-based, with time split between live client interaction and independent case investigation.
- Deliver a consistently high-quality service in a fast-paced environment, managing client conversations confidently while working to demanding productivity and quality targets.
- Execute telephone trades accurately and efficiently, strictly in line with client instructions, regulatory requirements, and documented procedures.
- Handle both straightforward and complex shareholder queries, providing clear, confident technical support and taking ownership of issues through to resolution.
- Investigate discrepancies and errors on shareholder accounts and statements, applying sound judgement, attention to detail, and structured problem-solving.
- Drive first-point-of-contact resolution wherever possible, escalating only when required and retaining ownership until full closure.
- Proactively manage daily open cases, ensuring timely follow-up, accurate outcomes, and strong client experience.
- Take full accountability for the quality, accuracy, and completion of all work, with performance measured across productivity, quality, and client outcomes.
- Operate effectively across multiple management companies, adapting quickly to different processes, products, and service expectations.
- Demonstrate a continuous improvement mindset, identifying opportunities to improve service delivery, efficiency, and client experience.
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