Account Manager

iSAM is an innovative, financial technology firm specialising in quantitative trading, compromised of iSAM Funds and iSAM Securities.
iSAM Securities regulated by the FCA, SFC, and CTFC, and CIMA registered, is a leading algorithmic trading firm and trusted electronic market maker, providing liquidity, technology and prime services to institutional clients and trading venues globally. The firm offers full-service prime brokerage and execution via its cutting-edge proprietary technology, as well as market leading analytics, cleared through the group’s bank Prime Brokers.
iSAM Funds is an alternative asset manager specialising in systematic investing. Each strategy is unique, provides a specialist quantitative approach and is designed to deliver highly diversifying absolute returns for institutional portfolios.
About the Role:
The Account Manager is responsible for building and maintaining strong client relationships while driving sustainable revenue growth. This role acts as a key point of contact between customers and internal teams, ensuring client needs are met, opportunities are identified, and long-term account success is achieved.
Responsibilities:
Gather and incorporate customer feedback to improve products and services
Act as a bridge between customers and internal teams to support product and account success
Generate new business and build positive, long-term relationships with clients
Manage client needs, resolve issues, and provide timely, effective solutions
Suggest actions to improve sales performance and identify growth opportunities
Manage a portfolio of accounts to achieve long-term success
Grow existing accounts while securing new business opportunities
Develop and execute strategic sales plans aligned with corporate goals
Identify sales opportunities, negotiate deals, and maintain high levels of customer satisfaction
Monitor sales metrics, including quarterly sales results and annual forecasts
Qualifications:
Strong interest in client communication and relationship management
Experience within a retail brokerage, trading company, or financial services environment is beneficial but not mandatory