Trust Officer/Administrator
Bourse Trust Company Limited
Role Overview The Trust Officer is responsible for the administration and management of a portfolio of trust and company clients within a well-established Guernsey-based trust company. The role involves working with clients, beneficiaries, and professional advisors to ensure the efficient administration while ensuring compliance with local regulations and laws. The Trust Officer plays a key role in ensuring the company’s high standards of client service and regulatory compliance are met. Key Responsibilities Trust & Company Administration
• Manage a portfolio of trust and company clients, including the creation, administration, and termination of trusts.
• Oversee the preparation of trust and company documentation, such as trust deeds, minutes, resolutions, and reports, etc.
• Ensure the timely distribution of assets to beneficiaries. • Maintain accurate and up-to-date records of all transactions, including investments,
distributions, and tax filings. • Liaise with clients, beneficiaries, legal advisors, and other stakeholders to provide
tailored solutions • Ensure compliance with relevant laws, including Guernsey’s fiduciary and tax
regulations.
Client Relationship Management
• Build and maintain strong, professional relationships with clients, beneficiaries, and professional advisors.
• Provide assistance on trust and company matters, responding to client inquiries and requests promptly.
• Support client meetings, taking minutes, and providing updates on the status of trust and company arrangements.
• Proactively manage the resolution of client issues and ensure high levels of satisfaction with services provided.
Compliance and Risk Management
• Ensure compliance with all relevant regulations, including those set by the Guernsey Financial Services Commission (GFSC) and any other applicable laws and guidelines.
• Assist in the preparation of periodic reports for regulatory and client review, ensuring all administrative processes meet industry standards.
• Conduct due diligence checks, including anti-money laundering (AML) and customer due
diligence (CDD) requirements, for new and existing clients. • Monitor trust and company cases for any potential risks and ensure the appropriate risk
management procedures are followed.
Qualifications and Experience
• Educational Requirements: A minimum of A-levels or equivalent. A relevant degree (e.g., law, business, or finance) is advantageous.
• Professional Qualifications: Ideally, the candidate will hold or be working towards professional qualifications such as ICSA, STEP, or similar.
• Experience: o A minimum of 2–3 years of experience in trust and company administration for
the Administrator level and 3-5 years for the Officer level, preferably within the financial services or fiduciary industry.
o A solid understanding of the local and international regulations governing trusts. o Experience with pension scheme management (defined contribution) and
working with clients from a diverse range of industries and sectors.