WELLINGTON MANAGEMENT

Wellington Management offers comprehensive investment management capabilities that span nearly all segments of the global capital markets. Our investment solutions, tailored to the unique return and risk objectives of institutional clients in more than 50 countries, draw on a robust body of proprietary research and a collaborative culture that encourages independent thought and healthy debate. As a private partnership, we believe our ownership structure fosters a long-term view that aligns our perspectives with those of our clients.

The Position

The “Funds Group” sits within the broader Client Platform, and is responsible for the end to end fund lifecycle spanning the full range of Wellington’s product offerings worldwide, including equity, fixed income, multi-asset and alternatives strategies. Wellington Management sponsors over 300 commingled investment vehicles globally with AUM of over $150 billion. Within Funds Group this role will predominantly focus on the ‘global’ businesses (“WMF Global”), and as of 30 June 2026, WMF Global comprised of just over 70 funds domiciled predominantly in Luxembourg (UCITS and AIFs) and Ireland (UCITS), as well as in Cayman, Singapore and China, with total assets of circa US$50 billion.

This role sits within the Fund Product team, and the role presents an exciting opportunity to be part of a rapidly growing group, which develops and oversees a variety of commingled funds offered to a diverse set of Wellington’s clients from over 50 countries worldwide.

Responsibilities

This role will primarily focus on leading the coordination efforts around the creation, oversight, and maintenance of regulatory documentation for the WMF Global business. The role will work very closely with the EMEA Funds Legal team and other Fund Product team members, as well as investment teams and subject matter experts across the business. This role will be the point-person for creating or maintaining ‘best in class’ legal and regulatory documentation for various fund activities covering our multiple fund structures and domiciles. In addition, the individual may support members of the Fund Product team in the development of funds and related change activity and other ad-hoc strategic or regulatory projects, and this may bridge other fund domiciles.

Specific responsibilities include:

• Take a leading role in project managing the end-to-end process for the prospectus cycles for our various fund ranges and domiciles. This includes steps required for new fund approvals and various discretionary and regulatory driven fund changes, working with external Legal counsel and respective regulators to obtain regulatory approval for new funds and prospectus changes.
• Lead and evolve this process for efficiencies as we expand into new distribution markets e.g., most recently Asia retail registrations for cross border UCITS funds.
• Establish consistency and quality across the various fund offering documents, including shareholder notices and help embed a control and oversight process working with multiple stakeholder groups, that includes partnership with legal and external counsel and relevant vendors. The ultimate aim is to identify and maintain consistent and improved client friendly outcomes in our disclosure and formal communication.
• Look to enhance the coordination and communication around this process with our impacted stakeholders, by helping to direct the following:
  • Documentation updates (prospectuses, internal governance communications, KIID/KID, regulatory forms, etc) – helping to ensure that all the right documents are generated, consistency of language adopted and delivered on time for the appropriate governance meetings.
  • Regulator comments – there can be several rounds of comments, from multiple regulators associated with each submission, running concurrently. This effort also needs to convey a sense of urgency to impacted SME’s as well as ensuring accuracy of responses.
  • Client notifications – help draft content and incorporate necessary client communication notice periods into the master scheduling of ‘moving parts’.
  • External vendor management – owning the relationship with external vendors responsible for the registration and publication of the prospectus, shareholder notices and other fund documentation.
  • Implementation updates – coordinate periodic internal communication summarizing upcoming changes and implementation items to the various stakeholder groups impacted by a new fund and fund changes, bringing in the various SMEs where necessary.