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Dartmouth Partners

Investor Relations Analyst

London
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Investor Relations Analyst/Associate – London Location: London – in office 5 days a week

About the Firm: Our client is an institutional asset management firm operating across a wide range of asset classes and geographies, with expertise spanning global macro and credit.

About the Role: An established, rapidly growing asset management firm is seeking a bright and driven Investor Relations Analyst/Associate to join an established Investor Relations team.

Primary Responsibilities (including but not limited to): Marketing Materials, Reporting & Due Diligence

  • Update marketing materials including monthly presentations, monthly/quarterly commentary, monthly risk reports, ad hoc presentations, and factsheets across an extensive product suite
  • Maintain the firm's data room with the latest approved materials
  • Complete bespoke investor DDQs in line with approved answers, liaising with content owners on new Q&A
  • Update firm and fund template DDQs, working with content owners and Legal & Compliance for final approval
  • Ensure all materials carry appropriate supporting documentation and disclaimers, and are formally approved prior to distribution
  • Support the IR and Business Development teams with ad hoc requests and projects
  • Participate in investor Operational Due Diligence meetings, taking notes and managing follow-up items

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  • Provide prospective investors with fund documents and update the CRM with pipeline details
  • Support processing of subscriptions, transfers, and redemptions for one of the firm's external-facing funds
  • Liaise with the firm's external administrator to ensure complete documentation for existing and prospective investor accounts
  • Maintain and reconcile investor data across pending and final capital activity
  • Process investor legal documentation, including Subscription, Redemption and Transfer Documents

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What We're Looking For:

  • 2-5 years of experience in investor relations, within a fund/alternatives investment manager
  • Ability to balance multiple concurrent projects in a fast-paced environment
  • Strong communication skills across internal teams and external administrators
  • Excellent problem-solving skills, with initiative and the ability to manage projects independently start-to-finish
  • Interest in driving technological/process improvement initiatives
  • Strong analytical ability and attention to detail
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and Adobe Acrobat
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Skills

Investor Relations
Marketing Materials
Due Diligence
CRM
Fund Administration
Analytical Ability
Microsoft Office Suite
Adobe Acrobat
Problem-Solving
Communication Skills
Project Management
Reporting

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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