Assistant Manager / Manager, Investor Relations

About the role

The role supports the execution of investor relations and corporate communications strategies while managing stakeholder programs, events and analytics. It bridges financial communications, relationship management and fundraising support to strengthen market presence and stakeholder loyalty.

Key responsibilities

• Support the approved investor relations and corporate communications plan and give strategic recommendations on stakeholder engagement.
• Help design and run stakeholder loyalty or affinity programs, oversee registrations and maintain accurate records.
• Plan and run stakeholder events such as networking sessions, talks, webinars and exclusive trips, in line with data protection laws.
• Coordinate with vendors, speakers and business leads on co-investment and cross-promotion, and manage stakeholder communications and databases.
• Create presentations, press releases and other materials, and coordinate workstreams with vendors for external materials.
• Prepare periodic analysis, reports and regulatory submissions, and analyse asset performance and market trends for leadership and the board.
• Build relationships with third-party consultants, financial institutions, trustees and investors, and act as a main point of contact for stakeholder inquiries.
• Support capital-raising and branding efforts, and lead special projects as directed by management.

Required profile

• At least 5 years of experience in Investor Relations, Equity Research, Corporate Finance, Investment Banking or related roles.
• Experience managing membership-based groups is an advantage; hands-on project management and financial modelling experience is required.
• Strong written and verbal communication, analytical ability and attention to detail; able to work independently in a fast-paced environment.

Required skills

• Strong MS Office proficiency and use of AI productivity tools.
• Familiarity with Bloomberg is an advantage; IRPAS or IRS UK certificate and CFA/CAIA participation preferred but not mandatory.