Client Support, Officer - State Street Investment Management
Client Support, Officer - State Street Investment Management
Posted 19 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Ensure the highest quality of client satisfaction by responding to clients on general inquiries related to trade placement and settlement with SS Investment Management
- Collaborate with internal operational and portfolio management areas to respond to client needs in a timely manner and take immediate action to address issues as they arise, escalating when appropriate
- Maintain current client internal documentation such as Transaction Security Forms, Authorized Signers Lists, Wire Instructions, etc. in accordance with our Corporate FTTOP Policy
- Actively and enthusiastically offer creative solutions and always find ways to improve or enhance the client experience
- Enforce process standards and documented procedures
- Assist manager in quality control checks
- Conform with the 'risk' escalation chain for operational issues and suspicious transactions
- Act as the primary escalation contact for day-to-day inquiry resolution, working with members of the Client Support Team to assist clients in a timely and accurate manner
- Propose and implement process changes within the Client Support Team, creating job aids and hosting training sessions for the team
- Participate in and/or lead project work related to multiple IT initiatives that impact Shareholders Services in the short, medium, and long term
- Work closely with the Client Support Manager to perform front to end testing for various IT initiatives
- Perform other duties as needed
- Bachelor's degree in Business, Finance, or equivalent work experience
- Minimum 5 years in financial services
- Work experience or demonstrated ability for exceptional time management capabilities
- Ability to work in a complex, global, fast-paced environment and deliver solid action-oriented results quickly in a Hybrid Work Environment
- Team player able to work effectively at all levels of an organization
- Excellent collaborative, interpersonal, organizational, and communication skills (written and verbal) including a confident and professional telephone presence
- Strong problem resolution and analytical skills
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