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Account Manager – Financial Services
30k basic with 75K OTE Depending on level and previous experience.

Our client is an ambitious, tech-driven financial intermediary seeking a hardworking and proactive Account Manager to join their growing team. If you’re experienced in client-facing sales (preferably telesales) and have a background in the Finance sector, especially from a Finance Broker, they want to hear from you.

The Account Manager role will include:

Building strong client relationships via telesales, social media & events
Offering tailored finance solutions (asset finance, commercial loans, invoice & property finance)
Preparing persuasive finance applications
Understanding clients’ needs through detailed analysis and consultative sales

You’ll thrive in this Account Manager role if you:
Are self-motivated with a track record in financial sales
Communicate professionally and confidently
Are vigilant about compliance and treating customers fairly
Enjoy working as a team in a high-performing team

Why join our client as an Account Manager?
Full CRM & telephony setup
Dedicated Sales Support team
Access to a broad lender panel
A clear route to team leadership as we scale
Supportive team culture and flexible working environment

Ready to grow your career with a business on the rise? Apply today

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