Associate Director

jobs.jerseyeveningpost.com-job boards; United Kingdom; On-site; GBP 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading fiduciary services firm in the United Kingdom is seeking an Associate Director to manage client relationships and promote business development initiatives in fiduciary services. This role requires strong leadership, a background in financial markets, and at least 15 years' experience in fiduciary services, with 5 years in senior management. Candidates will be part of a culture that values collaboration and professional growth, with plenty of opportunities to make an impact in international markets.

Benefits

Opportunities for personal development

Supportive work environment

Engaging team culture

Qualifications

• At least 15 years of experience in fiduciary services.
• Minimum 5 years in a senior management role.
• Strong background in offshore fiduciary services.

Responsibilities

• Manage client relationships and expectations.
• Lead business development initiatives.
• Review financial reports critically.

Skills

Leadership

Client relationship management

Time management

Interpersonal skills

Financial market knowledge

Compliance knowledge

Education

Degree in business-related subject (law/accountancy)

Job description

Our client is an independent, leading provider of bespoke private wealth, corporate administration, and yacht services to companies, individuals, and families across the globe. The organisation prides itself on recruiting and retaining top talent and fostering an environment where individuals can flourish. An open culture is encouraged, valuing every voice and opinion within the team. Collaboration and teamwork lie at the core of their operations, creating a space where everyone feels appreciated. This role specifically focuses on developing the fiduciary services business in Jersey, promoting services to both existing clients and potential new clients. The Associate Director will play a key role in business development initiatives and maintain strong relationships with intermediary providers while ensuring adherence to the firm's strategy.

Job Duties:

• Take overall responsibility for client relationships within your area of control.
• Establish strong, profitable client relationships founded on mutual respect and a deep understanding of client affairs while guiding staff to do the same.
• Anticipate client needs and manage expectations regarding service delivery without overpromising.
• Utilise financial and investment knowledge to create effective strategies that meet clients' needs.
• Identify potential technical and tax-related issues when approaching client complexities and seek expert advice when necessary.
• Seek regular feedback from clients to improve future service delivery.
• Foster collaboration between various business units to ensure clients receive the highest standard of service.
• Assist directors in resolving contentious client issues and participate in critical decision‑making.
• Review company or trust accounts and financial reports critically.
• Sign as an 'A' signatory on bank accounts.
• Actively participate in acquiring new business and may serve as a director for managed companies as needed.
• Provide support to directors when required and manage teams effectively to enhance development and performance.

Job Requirements:

• A comprehensive understanding and proven track record in offshore fiduciary services.
• Experience in addressing complex offshore fiduciary challenges.
• Demonstrated success in managing client relationships effectively.
• Background in marketing and business development initiatives.
• Strong leadership and interpersonal skills, applicable to staff, intermediaries, and clients.
• Exceptional time management and organisational abilities.
• Good presentation and communication skills.
• Sound judgement and a robust understanding of financial markets and finances.
• Ability to inspire others and act as a motivational leader.
• Deep knowledge of compliance issues and the regulatory framework relevant to the firm.
• Ideally educated to degree level in a business‑related subject, such as law or accountancy, and a member of an appropriate professional body.
• A minimum of 15 years of experience in fiduciary services, including at least 5 years in a senior management role.

What You'll Love:

Being part of a progressive and dynamic organisation that values open communication, teamwork, and commitment to excellence can be quite fulfilling. The role of Associate Director offers the chance to lead and develop strategic relationships while working within a supportive environment that values integrity and professional growth. You will have extensive opportunities to promote fiduciary services across international markets and contribute to the business's ongoing success. Moreover, the culture of the organisation nurtures personal development, ensuring that your professional pursuits align with client needs and business objectives. Embrace the chance to make a genuine impact in a thriving sector.

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