Company Secretarial Manager

Saxton Leigh; Greater London; Presencial; GBP 80.000 - 110.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Saxton Leigh in London seeks a Company Secretarial Manager to lead governance and secretarial matters across Funds. Four days in the office. This stand-alone role requires strong board support and entity management.

You will organise and minute board meetings, manage lifecycle of entities across jurisdictions, and maintain statutory records. A Chartered Governance qualification and 6–10 years post-qualification experience are expected, with a proactive approach to AI tools.

Formación

• Recognised company secretarial qualification (Chartered Governance Qualification) and 6–10 years post-qualification experience.
• Hands-on experience organising and minuting board meetings across multiple jurisdictions.
• Willingness to engage with and utilise AI tools.

Responsabilidades

• Organise and run Group board and committee meeting cycles, including scheduling, agendas, packs, and minutes across jurisdictions.
• Support corporate approvals and actions for Fund transactions, including resolutions and officer changes.
• Identify and document investor consents and approvals at holding company level.

Conocimientos

Board governance

Minuting board meetings

Entity lifecycle management

Stakeholder communication

AI tools usage

Educación

Chartered Governance Qualification

Herramientas

AI tools

Descripción del empleo

THE COMPANY:

Our client is a global investment company, predominately investing in the alternatives space. They are seeking a Company Secretarial Manager to take responsibility for corporate governance and secretarial matters across the Funds.

This is a stand alone position and 4 days in the office.

THE RESPONSIBILITIES:

Board and governance support:

• Organise and run various Group board and committee meeting cycles, including: scheduling, preparing agendas and board packs, liaison with directors across a variety of jurisdictions, attending meetings, preparing minutes, and tracking and chasing agreed actions to completion in respect of those meetings.
• Support investment teams on the corporate approvals and actions needed for Fund transactions to sign and close, including resolutions, powers of attorney, officer changes and execution logistics.
• Understand the portfolio company shareholder and governance arrangements that apply to holding companies, and ensure that any investor consents, approvals or other actions required at holding company level are properly identified, authorised and documented.
• Support directors and partners in discharging their duties and maintaining good governance practice

Entity management:

• Assist in managing the full entity lifecycle across the Group, including incorporations, restructurings, and liquidations/dissolutions (working with deal teams or Finance where relevant) and considering/implementing entity management solutions where appropriate.
• Supervise the company secretarial aspects of share issuances, allotments and transfers, and other changes to share capital, together with the related statutory filings, working with third party administrators or advisors when appropriate.
• Maintain and update statutory registers, articles and other constitutional documents, and supervise all necessary filings (e.g. Companies House and equivalent registries in other jurisdictions).

Registers and compliance:

• Maintain the Group's individuals' interests register.
• Maintain and share KYC and UBO information and ensure the Group meets beneficial ownership reporting requirements across its jurisdictions.
• Liaise with Compliance, Finance, Legal and Tax to keep the Group's legal structuring, filings and governance records accurate and current.

EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS:

• A recognised company secretarial qualification (Chartered Governance Qualification) and 6-10 years relevant post-qualification experience, ideally including at a private equity, or other alternative asset manager;
• Hands-on experience organising and minuting board meetings and managing entities across multiple jurisdictions;
• Enthusiasm to engage with and utilise AI tools;
• High integrity and sound judgement, including with confidential and sensitive information;
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills, comfortable working directly with Partners and senior stakeholders

For further information please contact Caitlynn Fourie