Cameron Kennedy
Senior Client Services – Asset Management Distribution (Institutional Focus)

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Senior Client Services – Asset Management Distribution (Institutional Focus)
Location: London
Contract Duration: 12-Month contract
MUST HAVE INSTITUTIONAL EXPERIENCE
We’re hiring a Senior Client Services specialist to join our Institutional Distribution team in London for a 12-Month Contract.
This is not a general admin role. You’ll be supporting our UK institutional client base (pension funds, insurers, consultants, and other institutional investors), working alongside senior relationship managers and business developers to deliver high-quality client service in a professional, technical, and commercial environment.
Ideal Candidate Profile:
- Currently studying or recently graduated (2024/2025) in Finance, Economics, Business Administration, or similar
- Demonstrable interest in asset management and institutional client servicing (e.g. previous internship, placement, or work experience in financial services, asset management, wealth management, or advisory)
- Already comfortable with institutional client concepts (e.g. client lifecycle, distribution channels, transfer agents, custodians)
- Strong proficiency in Excel and PowerPoint (producing datasets, client reports, presentations); PowerBI experience is a strong plus
- Excellent written and verbal communication, strong attention to detail, and ability to handle multiple tasks accurately
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Key Responsibilities:
- Service and administer institutional clients and their Consultants / Service Providers
- Liaise with transfer agents, custodians, and service providers
- Support coordination of change events across the client value chain (legal, operations, investment, compliance)
- Contribute to a responsive, accurate, and client-centric distribution experience


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Right to Work:
- Must have the right to work in the UK for the full 12 months (no visa sponsorship available)
If you’re a motivated, commercially aware student or recent graduate with a genuine interest in institutional asset management and client servicing — and you meet the above — I’d encourage you to apply.
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