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Fortrade Ltd in Watford is seeking an Account Manager on the conversion floor to build relationships with UK FCA clients and guide them to live accounts. The role starts on a base salary with immediate bonus potential from commissions. Training is provided and progression opportunities exist within a performance-driven environment.
Demanding but rewarding, this office-based position offers a clear pathway from Account Manager to Senior Account Manager with rising earnings tied to results.
£26,500 rising to £27,500 after probation
Most companies talk about progression. At Fortrade, your numbers do the talking.
We are a global CFD and Forex trading provider, authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA Reference: 609970), established in 2013. Our Watford team works exclusively with UK-based FCA clients in a non-advisory, execution-only environment.
We are growing and we are looking for people who want to grow with us — not just fill a seat.
No cold calling. Every person you speak to has already registered with us.
This is where it gets interesting.
Start as an Account Manager on the conversion floor. Prove yourself. When your numbers are talking consistently, not occasionally and the door to Senior Account Manager (Retention) opens. That means managing clients who have already deposited, building long-term relationships and a significantly higher earning ceiling.
The timeline is yours to control. We have seen it happen in four months.
Account Manager: Up to £35,000 – £38,000
Senior Account Manager: Up to £60,000 – £65,000
Commission is performance-based and in line with responsible practices. Where you land depends entirely on your results.
No finance degree needed. Attitude and drive will take you further here than any qualification.
If your numbers talk, we will listen.
Fortrade Ltd is authorised and regulated by the FCA, FRN: 609970. Non-advisory, execution-only role. Employees do not provide financial advice. CFD trading involves significant risk of loss.