Job Reference: 31723
Job Type: Permanent Vacancy
Job Location: Guernsey

Our client is seeking a skilled trust professional to join their established team on a permanent basis. This role is open to candidates at Senior Administrator to Officer level, depending on experience. You will be working with a range of high-net-worth individuals and their families, providing tailored trust and corporate services. The role will be adjusted to suit the candidate’s expertise, making it an excellent opportunity for career growth in a supportive, professional environment. Click here to read more   Job Duties: Build and maintain strong relationships with clients, understanding their objectives and responding promptly to requests Provide day-to-day bookkeeping for trusts and companies up to trial balance level Assist in the preparation of simple sets of accounts, with opportunities to develop skills in reviewing accounts Maintain accurate statutory records for a defined client portfolio Effectively prioritise tasks to meet deadlines and targets set by managers Undertake organisation and administration for a defined portfolio of clients Delegate tasks to junior staff, offering constructive feedback and guidance for improvement Review workloads with management to ensure smooth operations and meet financial targets Sign correspondence as a ‘C’ signatory, adhering to office policy on signing powers Support the production of accounts for a client portfolio, ensuring high-quality delivery Motivate team members, ensuring efficient and effective completion of tasks Attend relevant training courses to enhance technical knowledge and work towards trust qualifications Perform additional duties as requested by management   Job Requirements: Professional qualification in trust services (e.g., STEP or Chartered Governance Institute), or willingness to pursue qualifications Strong technical knowledge of trust administration and basic understanding of tax principles Excellent communication skills with the ability to develop effective client relationships Strong organisational and planning abilities, with attention to detail Collaborative and proactive approach to work, committed to best practice Ability to work independently, using initiative and managing priorities effectively Capability to meet deadlines and deliver tasks in a timely manner   What You’ll Love:You will join a director-led, people-focused firm that prioritises your individual growth and development. As part of a progressive and inclusive team, you will have access to excellent benefits, including financial support for professional qualifications, flexible working arrangements, and a comprehensive health insurance package. The firm values a collaborative culture, offering opportunities to participate in green initiatives, social events, and charitable activities, making it a vibrant place to advance your career. Interested? Register today, confidentially, with one of our friendly and dedicated recruitment specialists by clicking here  

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