Assistant Company Secretary (FTSE 100)

Location
England, London, City of London
Salary
£75000 - £85000 per annum
Posted
20 Mar 2018
Closes
17 Apr 2018
Ref
2718860/001
Contact
Tom Lucas
Job Title
Company Secretary
Contract Type
Permanent
Hours
Full Time

Qualifications

 

Qualified company secretary or lawyer with experience in a high quality, large and complex organisation.

  • Financial services experience is desirable, but not essential; however, candidates have to have worked in complex environments where the highest standards are required
  • Technical precision really matters; attention to detail is key and drafting must be to the highest technical standards
  • Relationship building is an essential part of the role; earning and maintaining the trust of a highly demanding stakeholder group and proven ability to develop and maintain strong relationships at a senior leadership level is essential
  • Working to tight deadlines and multiple demands in a challenging and changing environment, demonstrating clear personal accountability
  • Collaboration; working as part of a broader team to ensure a coordinated and consistent approach
  • Contributing towards a high performance culture with a values driven mentality
  • Strong communication skills will be vital

 

Key Accountabilities

  • Deliver on a varied portfolio of listed and non-listed work.
  • Primary responsibility for all aspects of support for the Boards in their portfolio (including planning, scheduling, review of relevant materials submitted to the Board/Committees and all associated governance).
  • Provide day to day support for non-executive Directors and various Committee advisors, including onboarding and training requirements.
  • Exposure to non-executive Directors and regular interaction at the highest levels of management in the Group.
  • Be a close liaison at a senior level with executives in Finance, Risk, Financial Crime Compliance, Regulatory Compliance, Legal and Reward functions.
  • Responsibility for record keeping and responding to legal, regulatory and other external information requests, second line reviews and internal audits.
  • Act upon changes in legislation and regulation relevant to the responsibilities of the function.
  • Support for planning, assurance, first line control and record keeping and contribute to strong corporate governance across the group globally.
  • Develop a detailed knowledge of the Group and a clear understanding of its culture, very good working relationship with the regional teams and senior management and must earn the trust, respect and co-operation of colleagues.