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Buckley Consulting LLP is seeking an experienced Trust professional to manage a varied trust portfolio without the pressure of chargeable hours.
The successful candidate will oversee compliance, prepare accounts, and liaise with beneficiaries within a supportive family office environment. This role offers a stable career opportunity focused on client service and technical expertise.
Are you an experienced Trust professional looking for a role where you can concentrate on interesting client work, deepen your technical expertise and work as part of a small, highly regarded team—without the pressure of chargeable hour targets and endless timesheets?
Our client is a long-established Family Office responsible for a diverse portfolio of family and charitable trusts.
This is an ideal opportunity for someone who enjoys the technical and administrative aspects of trust work and is looking for greater variety, autonomy and quality of life than is often available within larger accountancy or professional services firms.
You’ll play an important role in the management of a varied trust portfolio, becoming a trusted point of contact and taking ownership of a wide range of compliance and fiduciary responsibilities.
The work is broad and engaging, covering:
The portfolio offers exposure to a range of trust structures and complex client situations, providing the opportunity to develop and apply your technical knowledge in a supportive environment with highly skilled and experienced senior colleagues.
We’re interested in speaking with experienced Trust professionals who have developed strong technical knowledge across trust accounting, taxation and administration.
You are likely to have:
This role would suit an experienced Trust Specialist probably at AM/Manager level seeking a more rewarding environment where expertise is valued, bureaucracy is minimal, and the emphasis is firmly on delivering exceptional service to trust beneficiaries and stakeholders.