Meredith Brown Associates Ltd
Distribution Support Associate

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Our client, a highly regarded multi asset Investment firm are expanding their Alternatives Asset Management arm which focuses on creating solutions for the private wealth segment. This includes both launching co-mingled private asset funds, more bespoke solutions and the more extensive use of technology to serve their investors. They have a newly created Associate role to support the broader business and growth across the EMEA and APAC regions.
Role & Responsibilities
- Track deliverables and facilitate regular team discussions.
- Coordinate across internal teams (mainly product team, legal and compliance, investment and client operations, and investment team).
- Competitor mapping and analysis.
- Assist with fund marketing materials, RFPs, and ongoing investor relations support.
- Provide support to the leadership team with day-to-day management of meeting preparation, ad hoc analysis, business review document preparation.
- Support and coordinate new projects, including new product launches, new platforms / fund set ups, new operational projects requiring heavy cross functional coordination
- Support the go-to market strategy for the firms Private Equity Fund, including
- Onboarding onto iCapital marketplace, AllFunds, FundsPlace, and other platforms as needed
- Launch local structures as needed e.g. UK LTAF, AUT, ELTIF
- Support the setup of new partnership e.g. coordinate the launch of bespoke funds or solutions for specific partners
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Background & Experience
- Approximately 1-3 years, or equivalent, of relevant work experience in asset management ideally within a product, market intelligence or sales support function.
- A Bachelor’ degree in a related field, or equivalent qualification or experience, would be advantageous
- A passion for leading and managing projects, and experience driving teams across multiple functions.
- Ability and willingness to take initiative and responsibility in a fast-moving business building environment.
- Experience and understanding of fund structuring and operations would be advantageous, but not essential


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