Regency FX
Corporate Account Specialist

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Corporate Account Manager – Regency FX
Location: Truro, Cornwall | Full-time
Regency FX is growing its Corporate FX division and is looking for a commercially driven Corporate Account Manager to join our team.
This is a 360° role, responsible for sourcing, onboarding and developing corporate clients with international payment and foreign exchange requirements.
You’ll be expected to identify and win new business, understand each client’s international payment exposure and then manage the relationship through to trading and ongoing account development.
Key responsibilities:
- Source and develop new corporate clients with international payment exposure
- Generate opportunities through outbound activity, networking, referrals and your own prospecting
- Conduct needs analysis to understand clients’ currency exposure and payment requirements
- Manage the full sales process from initial contact through to onboarding
- Work closely with our Compliance and Operations teams to ensure a smooth onboarding experience
- Trade FX transactions and manage the ongoing client relationship
- Identify opportunities to increase client volumes and develop existing accounts
- Maintain accurate pipeline and client information within our CRM
- Build long-term relationships with business owners, finance directors and senior decision-makers
- Achieve agreed activity, revenue and new-business targets
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Experience in corporate FX, financial services, payments, banking or B2B sales would be advantageous, but we’re equally interested in ambitious sales professionals with a strong track record of winning and developing business.
Competitive salary + uncapped commission.
If you’re driven, confident on the phone and want a genuine 360° role where you can build your own corporate portfolio, we’d love to hear from you.
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