Graduate Client Operations Assistant - Michael Page Finance : Job Details

This is an entry-level operational role supporting the onboarding and servicing of investors in the client's Inheritance Tax Service. The successful Graduate Client Operations Assistant candidate will initially focus on application processing before progressing through a comprehensive training programme to take on wider operational responsibilities.

Client Details

The client is a specialist investment manager, based in the City of London, overseeing over £5 billion in assets for more than 30,000 investors. They partner with financial advisers, wealth managers, and family offices to deliver stable and transparent investment solutions, with a strong emphasis on values, collaboration, and continuous improvement.

Description

The Graduate Client Onboarding Assistant's duties include:

• Accurately process new client applications and maintain internal systems

• Perform AML and KYC checks to ensure regulatory compliance

• Manage inbound and outbound correspondence, including post and payments

• Respond to client enquiries in a timely and professional manner

• Support with cheque banking and reconciliation

• Assist with administrative tasks and ad-hoc operational projects

Profile

The ideal Graduate Client Operations Assistant candidate will be detail-oriented, proactive, and eager to learn. They will demonstrate strong organisational skills, a dependable and collaborative mindset, and the ability to handle routine tasks with care and accuracy. While financial services experience is a plus, it is not essential; a positive attitude and willingness to grow are key.

Job Offer

The successful Graduate Client Operations Assistant candidate will benefit from a structured onboarding and development programme, exposure to a broad range of investment operations, and a supportive team environment. They will also have the opportunity to contribute to process improvements and be recognised for performance through increased responsibility and internal recognition schemes.