Full-Time

Investment Administrator

Deadline 8/31/26
Quilter

Quilter

Wealth management services and investment solutions

No salary listed

Manchester, UK

Hybrid

At least three days in the Manchester office per week are required.

Category
Administrative & Executive Assistance (1)
Required Skills
Microsoft Office
CRM
Word/Pages/Docs
Excel/Numbers/Sheets

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Requirements
  • Demonstrated accuracy, discretion and professionalism when handling client information and correspondence.
  • A calm, professional and personable telephone manner.
  • Good written communication skills, including the ability to draft clear emails and letters.
  • Ability to prioritise effectively and manage several tasks simultaneously.
  • Ability to work in a busy environment, particularly during quarter-end, tax year-end and other peak periods.
  • Good judgement, including knowing when to resolve a query within the role's remit and when to seek guidance or escalate.
  • Ability to manage recurring tasks proactively and follow matters through to completion.
  • Good working knowledge of Microsoft Office, particularly Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel and Microsoft PowerPoint.
  • Ability to learn quickly, take ownership of regular tasks and work with increasing autonomy.
  • Ability to communicate professionally with clients, advisers, colleagues and third parties by telephone and in writing.
Responsibilities
  • Act as a first point of contact by email and telephone for clients, financial advisers, support staff, professional services firms and other third parties.
  • Respond promptly and professionally to queries using internal systems and liaising with the Investment Manager, support colleagues and relevant internal teams where needed.
  • Speak to high-net-worth private clients to respond to administrative queries or confirm data changes.
  • Support the full lifecycle of client accounts, including new account opening, ongoing administration, client data updates and account closures, ensuring processes are completed accurately and in line with internal procedures.
  • Prepare presentation packs for client meetings, including collating performance data and updating figures, charts and supporting information.
  • Process suitability reviews through the customer relationship management system, ensuring Know Your Client information is accurately recorded and assisting with follow-up suitability letters.
  • Assist with withdrawals, changes of service, standing-order changes, address changes and other account amendments.
  • Prepare account valuations, statements, investment proposal documentation and new account paperwork.
  • Manage electronic completion of application forms using Adobe DocuSign.
  • Support clients or advisers with access to the online portal.
  • Save communications and documents accurately to internal systems.
  • Draft and respond to client correspondence, including emails and letters.
  • Provide support to other Investment Managers or team members where required.
Desired Qualifications
  • Previous experience in wealth management, investment management, financial planning or a similar professional-services environment is strongly preferred.
  • Experience with systems such as Figaro, customer relationship management platforms or similar systems would be helpful.
  • Relevant industry qualifications would be welcomed.

Quilter provides wealth management and financial planning services in the United Kingdom. It helps people manage investments, pensions, and savings across the entire investment journey, offering products such as investment portfolios, financial advice, and retirement planning through a broad set of services. The company stands out by serving as a large, established UK provider with a wide range of products tied to every stage of a client’s financial life, aiming to support clients through education and guidance as their money grows. Quilter’s goal is to create brighter financial futures for every generation.

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Headquarters

London, United Kingdom

Founded

2007

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What believers are saying

  • H1 2026 adjusted pre-tax profit rose 12% to £112m, showing operating leverage.
  • Total AuMA reached £157.4bn on 6 August 2026, powered by £5.8bn net inflows.
  • Board hires Kal Atwal and Kan Kotecha on 1 September 2026 sharpen digital execution.

What critics are saying

  • Operating expenses rose 13% to £267m in H1 2026, pressuring margin expansion.
  • Quilter still depends on adviser productivity; technology failures at FNZ or Aveni disrupt revenue.
  • A buyback-led capital return story weakens if flows slow before the £100m program ends 2026.

What makes Quilter unique

  • Quilter’s UK advice network and platform generated £6.0bn core net inflows in H1 2026.
  • PIMCO and J.P. Morgan mandates deepen Quilter’s product shelf and portfolio-service differentiation.
  • Aveni Assist across advisers makes Quilter’s advice workflow more scalable than legacy rivals.

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