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St. James's Place

Financial Adviser

England
Posted about 14 hours ago
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Role Overview

As an Experienced Financial Adviser, you will be responsible for providing comprehensive financial advice to a portfolio of clients, with the goal of building long-term, trusted relationships. You will leverage your extensive industry knowledge, experience, and St. James’s Place’s world-class investment solutions to provide tailored advice and solutions across a range of financial areas, including investments, retirement planning, estate planning, protection, and tax-efficient strategies.

In this role, you will be supported by our innovative technology, marketing, and administrative resources, enabling you to focus on delivering exceptional service to your clients.

Key Responsibilities

  • Client Engagement: Build and maintain strong, lasting relationships with existing clients, ensuring regular reviews and adapting strategies in response to changes in circumstances, legislation, and markets.
  • Financial Advice & Planning: Deliver bespoke, high-quality financial advice across a wide range of areas, including retirement planning, investment strategies, tax mitigation, protection, and estate planning.
  • Case Management: Manage a portfolio of clients effectively, ensuring that all aspects of their financial plans are reviewed regularly and appropriately.
  • Regulatory Compliance: Ensure all advice and recommendations comply with current financial regulations, ethical standards, and St. James’s Place’s internal policies.
  • New Business Development: Proactively identify and cultivate new business opportunities through referrals, networking, and personal connections, whilst maintaining a high standard of service to existing clients.
  • Collaboration: Work closely with the wider team, including paraplanners and administration support, to provide seamless client service.
  • Continual Professional Development: Keep up-to-date with the latest financial products, market trends, and regulatory changes to ensure advice is current, relevant, and impactful.

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  • Proven Track Record: At least 3-5 years of experience as a financial adviser, with a demonstrable record of success in advising clients on a wide range of financial matters.
  • Financial Qualifications: Level 4 Diploma in Financial Planning (e.g., DipPFS or equivalent) is essential; Chartered or Certified status is desirable.
  • Client-Centric Approach: A deep commitment to providing exceptional client service and building long-term relationships.
  • Strong Communication Skills: Ability to communicate complex financial concepts in a clear, accessible manner.
  • Knowledge of Investment and Financial Products: Expertise in investment management, tax strategies, pensions, and protection products.
  • Regulatory Knowledge: A solid understanding of regulatory frameworks, including MiFID, FCA regulations, and suitability requirements.
  • Self-Motivated & Results-Driven: Strong time management and organizational skills, with the ability to manage multiple clients and meet deadlines.
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Skills

Financial Advice
Retirement Planning
Estate Planning
Investment Management
Tax Mitigation
Case Management
Regulatory Compliance
Business Development
Client Relationship Management
Financial Planning
Risk Management
Communication Skills
Time Management
Organization Skills

Location

England, United Kingdom

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