James George Recruitment Ltd
Senior Administrator – Prestigious Financial Brokerage

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Senior Administrator – Prestigious Financial Brokerage
£32,000-£36,000 basic plus bonus and benefits
Preston, Lancashire
James George Recruitment has partnered with a highly successful Commercial Finance Brokerage, which also has an affiliation to a leading International Accountancy Firm. Following a period of sustained growth, they have created a new position for a Senior Partner to support the Partner based in the North West and assist the wider team with administrative tasks.
This is a Hybrid role where you will be predominantly based at their office in the Preston area.
Responsibilities:
- Efficient management of deals being placed into the market for funding solutions as well as accounting administration work and managing calendars etc.
- Logging all new introductions onto the CRM database
- Updating the CRM database to ensure the appropriate deal status is applied to each Prospect
- Ensuring Key CRM tasks dates are observed and that the system is updated in a timely manner
- Producing management reports at agreed intervals from the CRM database
- Placing deals to Funders via direct portal access or other agreed method
- Acting as the primary point of reference for all parties in respect of placed deals
- Maintaining the Deal Flow Board
- Taking on Invoicing and accounts package management
- Keeping up to date BDM spreadsheets
- Experian searches
- PA responsibilities for the Partner including managing diary and making travel arrangements etc.
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Ultimately, you will contribute to the efficiency of their business by providing personalised and timely support to the team and particularly the Partner.
An excellent range of benefits accompany the competitive basic salary as well as a genuine work/life balance, which can be very hard to find in this line of work! This is an excellent opportunity for someone to join a successful, award-winning business where your hard work and success will really be noticed.
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