Full-Time
Revenue Management Manager
M&G
1,001-5,000 employees
Publicly traded savings and investments company
No salary listed
Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
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- Produce accurate accounting and prepare all trading income within MGG, including fee income, performance-related fees, trail commission, and rebates.
- Produce the monthly, quarterly, and half-yearly accounting close processes for the Revenue Management team, including required analysis of results.
- Support the external audit process for areas of responsibility.
- Produce balance sheet items in the area of responsibility, including intercompany positions.
- Support the development of talent within the team.
- Support team leadership with additional activities for which the Revenue Management team is responsible.
- Manage and support the external audit process for areas of responsibility.
- Complete ad hoc tasks as required.
M&G is a savings and investments company that manages money for individuals and institutions. It offers a range of investment products, including mutual funds, where many investors pool their money to buy a fixed mix of assets chosen by the fund manager. The funds are then managed to try to grow wealth and provide long-term returns, with investors’ money divided into shares or units based on the fund’s rules. M&G differentiates itself through its long history as an asset manager, its status as an independently listed company after the demerger from Prudential, and its focus on serving the UK and European markets with a broad lineup of funds and investment strategies. Its goal is to help people save and invest for the long term by providing access to professionally managed portfolios and investment options that suit different risk tolerances and goals.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
1931
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- March 2026 AUM reached £375.9 billion, with £7.8 billion net inflows.
- Operating capital generation hit £765 million, supporting a 20.5p 2025 dividend.
- January 2026 and February 2026 launches expanded UK social investing and a $1.1 billion CVC partnership.
What critics are saying
- Catherine Ross is leaving in 2026, and M&G still has no clear replacement.
- March 2026 results showed asset-management profit fell to £280 million from £289 million.
- Fund performance lags benchmarks, including M&G Global Target Return Fund missing its objective.
What makes M&G unique
- M&G combines £130 billion With Profits capital with fee-based asset management.
- Its January 2026 UK Social Investment Fund links policyholder money to real assets.
- The March 2026 private-markets platform spans infrastructure debt, real estate, and private equity.
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Benefits
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Parental Leave
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