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J A McGlynn

Wealth Administrator

London
£35k – £45k/yr
Posted about 22 hours ago
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Wealth Management Administrator

My client are a global Wealth & Investment Management business with over £25bn AUM.

Due to internal promotions and continued growth within the business, they now have an opportunity for a Wealth Management Administrator to join their illustrious highest-performing team within the business, in a role paying between £35-45k, dependent on experience.

We are looking for driven and ambitious individuals, who are keen to progress into Paraplanning and furthermore, Advising clients; or keen on development down the Client Service/Operational route. This is a role with fantastic client facing exposure and medium to long-term development opportunities.

Responsibilities

Client Onboarding

  • Supporting clients and intermediaries throughout the onboarding lifecycle, including but not limited to;
    • Preparing account opening documentation
    • Assisting clients with documentation completion
    • Advising clients on Source of Wealth and KYC requirements
    • Monitoring progress of account opening and providing regular updates to both clients and client owners
    • Communicating with external service providers including but not limited to; third party custodians, pension providers and incumbent custodians
    • Assisting in the co-ordination of new assets being transferred into client accounts
    • Co-ordination of credit documentation and requirements for mortgage and lending when required
    • Completion of simple tax forms when required
    • Ensuring that client account opening packs are compliant and up to date when required

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Client Servicing

  • Processing client requests, including but not limited to;
    • Withdrawals
    • New account set ups
    • ISA subscriptions
    • Transfers of assets
    • Account closures
    • Answering ad-hoc queries from clients and their external advisers
    • Producing reporting documents for client mtgs using Excel and PowerPoint where required
    • Responsible for setup of quarterly valuation letter mailout where required
    • Requesting documentary evidence and processing changes to client circumstances
    • Recording new client assets in centralised pipeline tool
    • Maintaining CRM client data as required
    • Ensure all key documents on the CRM are up to date and compliant; including but not limited to ATR, Fact Find and DMA
    • Assist in the completion of annual suitability reviews

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Experience

  • Minimum of 12 months in a similar support role within Financial Planning, Wealth Management, Private Banking or IFA
  • Some progress towards CII or CISI exams will be advantageous
  • A committed and driven attitude to grow and succeed within a dynamic business environment
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London, England, United Kingdom

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