Investor Relations - Associate
icapital networkGreenwich (CT)
Investor Relations - Associate
Posted 10 days ago
icapital networkGreenwich (CT)
Securities, Commodities, and Financial Services Sales AgentsPortfolio Management and Investment Advice
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
iCapital is looking to hire an Associate to join the Investor Relations team to service the company’s rapidly growing client base. This role will work with a broad range of clients within a fast-paced, collaborative, and entrepreneurial environment. The Investor Relations team supports investors, financial advisors, and home office personnel, assisting them with their investments on iCapital’s technology platform, and works closely with fund sponsors using the iCapital platform for distribution. The team’s goal is to optimize the user experience and ensure our clients’ overall success.
Responsibilities:
Provide dedicated coverage of client accounts, working closely with internal relationship managers to support the clients’ needs and objectives.
Provide ongoing client support, answering a wide variety of questions timely and accurately, with the goal of ensuring overall client satisfaction.
Support high-profile fund managers in their fundraising efforts by assisting their clients through the subscription process and managing fund closings, with a strong dedication to successful client outcomes.
Collaborate with the Technology team to optimize the user experience through enhancements to the company’s proprietary technology platform.
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