Harvey Nash
Transaction Relationship Manager

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Transaction Relationship Manager (Structured Finance) – VP
📍 London (Hybrid) | 12-Month Contract
We're supporting a leading global financial services organisation in the search for an experienced Transaction Relationship Manager to join a high-performing Structured Finance team on an initial 12-month contract.
This is a fantastic opportunity for someone with a background in Structured Finance, Corporate Trust, Agency Services, or Cash Management to manage a portfolio of complex transactions and act as the key contact for clients and transaction stakeholders.
Key Responsibilities
- Manage a portfolio of structured finance transactions, including cash management responsibilities.
- Act as the primary relationship contact for clients and transaction stakeholders.
- Review and coordinate transaction documentation, amendments, and ongoing servicing requirements.
- Ensure accurate setup and maintenance of transactions, cash accounts, and custody accounts.
- Partner with Operations, Legal, Product, and Sales teams to support successful transaction delivery.
- Manage KYC reviews, billing processes, governance requirements, and key transaction milestones.
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Essential Experience
- Strong experience within Structured Finance.
- Previous Cash Management experience.
- Knowledge of Corporate Trust, Issuer Services, Loan Agency, or Transaction Management environments.
- Experience reviewing and working with transaction documentation.
- Strong client relationship and stakeholder management skills.
- Ability to manage multiple complex transactions simultaneously.


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Ideal Backgrounds
- Transaction Manager
- Structured Finance Relationship Manager
- Corporate Trust Manager
- Trust Officer
- Agency Manager
- Client Manager (Structured Finance)
- Loan Agency Professional
- Issuer Services Specialist
If you have a strong Structured Finance background and enjoy working directly with clients while managing complex transactions, I'd be keen to speak with you.
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