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Barclays

Wealth management services for UK clients

Banker Support - PBWM

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/23/2026
No salary listed
Mid
Gurugram, Haryana, India
In PersonBased out of DLF Downtown, Gurugram.
Sales & Account ManagementSales Operations

About the job

Requirements
  • Ensure activities and duties are carried out in compliance with regulatory requirements, the Enterprise-Wide Risk Management Framework, and internal policies and standards.
  • Have experience working with global offices and collaborating across multiple regions and cross-functional, multi-geographical settings.
  • Understand finance and accounting concepts and have prior experience with data and analytics.
  • Provide business-development intelligence using desktop research and market tools.
  • Conduct market, geographical, financial, and ad hoc research for pitch decks and client meetings to inform PBWM sales teams of market developments.
  • Create benchmarks based on accounting and financial concepts and deliver analysis to business stakeholders.
  • Enhance conversion of sales pitches into deals and customer acquisition, including driving wallet share and new business activity.
  • Liaise with business stakeholders to clarify the value of analysis and identify improvement areas.
  • Support deep-dive analysis and provide suggestions on client portfolios.
  • Maintain governance, financial discipline, and adherence to control frameworks.
  • Support standardization, process improvement, and scalable, data-driven ways of working.
  • Process, synthesize, and execute large data sets into actionable insights.
  • Contribute to business strategy at client and business levels.
  • Have significant private banking and wealth management industry experience.
  • Execute work at speed, under pressure, and accurately.
  • Influence and manage stakeholders across internal and external levels.
  • Plan, organize, and coordinate effectively.
  • Handle highly confidential and market-sensitive information.
  • Use advanced PowerPoint and Excel and demonstrate written, analytical, and presentation skills.
Responsibilities
  • Implement the Target Operating Model, business development, and financial and non-financial resource allocation, providing strategic insight and thought leadership.
  • Support and oversee the demand pipeline and book of work, including developing and executing strategic initiatives, projects, research, and analysis to support decision-making.
  • Guide operational efficiency and colleague, customer, and client experience by identifying improvements, streamlining processes, and implementing best practices.
  • Manage the people plan, talent development, and succession planning, including identifying high-potential employees, providing mentorship and guidance, and supporting leadership development and diversity initiatives.
  • Communicate with internal and external stakeholders, manage communication channels, and coordinate across departments and teams.
  • Participate in compliance activities such as SMR and other regulatory registrations and certifications, and support crisis management, risk mitigation, contingency planning, emergency response coordination, and business continuity.
  • Manage organizational and team requirements relating to technology, real estate, people, and communications in partnership with relevant firm teams.
  • Enable oversight of risk management and compliance with internal and external requirements, including governance of critical control activities with the CCO team, such as Records Inventory and RCSAs.
  • Control costs and manage workforce needs for the business or function, including financial analysis, planning, forecasting, and monitoring performance against targets.
  • Perform assigned activities on time and to a consistently high standard, driving continuous improvement.
  • Lead and supervise a team, guide and support professional development, allocate work, and coordinate team resources, where the position has leadership responsibilities.
  • Partner with other functions and business areas and act as a contact point for stakeholders outside the immediate function.
  • Take responsibility for team operational processing and activities, escalate policy or procedure breaches, and embed new policies and procedures adopted for risk mitigation.
  • Advise and influence decisions within the area of expertise and manage risk and controls for owned or contributed work in accordance with relevant rules, regulations, and codes of conduct.
  • Build understanding of how the sub-function integrates with the function and how organizational areas coordinate to meet sub-function objectives.
  • Make evaluative judgments based on factual analysis and attention to detail; solve problems by selecting solutions using acquired technical experience and precedents.
  • Guide and persuade team members, communicate complex or sensitive information, and build a network of internal and external contacts.
Desired Qualifications
  • Devise and execute business strategy at client and business levels.
  • Contribute effectively when working with senior colleagues across the business.
  • Demonstrate a creative, proactive, analytical, self-starting approach and move with pace and enthusiasm.

About the company

Barclays Wealth Management provides personalized wealth management services to clients across the UK through a regional network of financial experts. It delivers tailored investment management, financial planning, and estate and trust services, based on each client’s goals, risk tolerance, and time horizon, with support from Barclays’ broader banking resources. The company differentiates itself through its scale and integration, combining local, face-to-face guidance with the back‑end support and product access of a large UK bank. Its goal is to help clients preserve and grow their wealth over the long term while managing risk through a comprehensive, advisor-led service.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

London, United Kingdom

Founded

1690

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Barclays plans to more than double Singapore private-banking bankers by 2030.
  • The September 2026 booking centre expands access to Singapore's growing wealth hub.
  • Management raised 2026 targets on February 10, 2026, while returning over £15 billion.

What critics are saying

  • Reuters reported a £228 million MFS provision on April 28, 2026.
  • Barclays raised UK motor finance compensation provisions to £430 million in April 2026.
  • Germany fined Barclays €1.65 million on March 27, 2026, exposing compliance weakness.

What makes Barclays unique

  • Barclays launched Singapore booking centre on September 4, 2026, linking clients globally.
  • Wee Yee-Yeong joined from Morgan Stanley on September 22, 2026, deepening Asia expertise.
  • Barclays pitches one-bank access across lending, investments, and wealth planning for UHNWs.

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