Chase de Vere
IFA Administrator

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Chase De Vere
Chase De Vere are known as experts in our field and we pride ourselves on the reputation we have built over the past 55 years of business. We know we can’t achieve the results we do without the right people.
We are currently looking to recruit a Private Client Support Administrator to join our team.
The successful candidate will:
- Have previous experience of working in an administrative capacity in financial services
- Have experience working within defined service standards, policies and procedures
- Be confident using all programmes within the Microsoft Office Suite (Word/ Excel/ PowerPoint)
The role will involve:
- Providing 1-1 support for Independent Financial Advisers
- Responding to day to day technical and process queries from Advisers, Administrators and Clients
- Preparing client meeting packs
- Recording and updating the back office systems
- Booking client review appointments and managing IFA’s diary
- Maintaining client files throughout the application stage
- Processing new business received via post or online
- Loading relevant data on to the CRM database
- Updating IFA’s & Clients’ on the progress of their new business cases
- Adhering to FCA regulations and internal policy and procedure
- Developing and maintaining strong working relationships with colleagues across the business
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As importantly we offer the following:
- Basic holiday entitlement of 25 days plus bank holidays (this increases with service and you can also buy extra days in our holiday purchase scheme)
- An extra day off on your birthday
- Participation in the Company’s Flexible Benefits Scheme
- Contributory Pension Scheme
- Death in Service – 4 x basic salary
- Training and professional qualification support
- Opportunities for career progression - we strive to reward your loyalty with professional development
- Rewards and Initiatives - we love our Employee of the Quarter Scheme and our board members are always looking for ways to reward and recognise how hard our teams work
- Our annual conference is the event of the year
- Employee Assistance Programme – offering support to colleagues via telephone and online
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