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Client Onboarding Specialist - Commodities

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Client Specialist Role
Location: London Type: Full-time Department: BFSI
Job Summary
We are hiring a Client Specialist to support a leading global investment bank within its Commodities & Global Markets division.
The Commodities and Global Markets Client Specialist Unit is a frontline team supporting clients and counterparties across all ready-to-trade activities. The team collaborates closely with Sales, Origination, Compliance, Legal, and Operations, ensuring efficient client onboarding and servicing while maintaining adherence to non-financial risk requirements.
The function is focused on delivering consistent client experiences and managing risk outcomes across a portfolio of funds and regulated financial institutions.
Responsibilities
- Own client relationships from a compliance, administrative, and servicing perspective as the primary point of contact for budgeting and resourcing matters, ensuring meeting of regulatory and contractual requirements for ready-to-trade activities.
- Partner with Sales and Origination teams to manage non-revenue responsibilities, allowing commercial teams to focus on client engagement while maintaining strong engagement.
- Translate regulatory requirements into clear, client-relevant outcomes and apply consistent compliance and risk policies across the board.
- Support a portfolio of funds and regulated entities (including asset managers, hedge funds, private equity funds, and financial institutions) by ensuring effective onboarding and ongoing engagement.
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Requirements
- Extensive experience in investment management operating models, fund structures, regulation, and organisational frameworks, particularly within the EMEA region.
- Strong understanding of complex fund and ownership structures, including SPVs, trusts, hedge funds, funds of funds, UCITS, AIFs, master-feeder structures, and umbrella funds.
- Ability to navigate cross-border structures involving partnerships, securitisation vehicles, and holding companies.
- Expertise in client due diligence, financial crime risk management, and policy application.
- Strong knowledge of physical commodities and derivatives products, including:
- Contracts for Difference (CFD)
- Forwards
- Futures
- Swaps
- Swaptions
- Options
- Experience supporting contractual negotiation processes, including ISDA, CSA, EFET, and derivatives agreements.
- Familiarity with regulatory frameworks and classifications, specifically:
- MiFID
- EMIR
- AMLD5 and AMLD6
- FATCA
- CFTC Rules
- Dodd-Frank Act
- Fluency or working proficiency in one or more EMEA languages to support cross-border client interaction and documentation.
How to Apply
- Submit your resume through our career site by clicking [Apply Now].
- Highlight any relevant experience aligning with the role.
- Qualified candidates will be contacted by a member of our recruitment team for interviews.


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About eClerx
eClerx is a leading provider of productized services, combining people, technology, and domain expertise to drive business results.
We deliver business process management, automation, and analytics solutions to fortune 500 companies across multiple industries, including:
- Financial services
- Communications
- Retail and fashion
- Media and entertainment
- Manufacturing, travel & leisure
- Technology
Incorporated in 2000, eClerx is listed on the Bombay and National Stock Exchanges of India. With over 19,000 employees, we operate in Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Switzerland, Egypt, India, Italy, Netherlands, Peru, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, the UK, and the USA.
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