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UBS · United States

Senior Registered Client Associate

United StatesSenior individual contributorExecutive & Management

Listed on UBS’s official careers site. Listed as of October 13, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Are you detail-oriented and enjoy going above and beyond to deliver an exceptional client experience? Do you thrive in a fast-paced environment supporting sophisticated and complex relationships?

We’re looking for a Senior Registered Client Associate to:

  • maintain client information and ongoing due diligence requirements with accuracy and attention to detail
  • support Ultra High Net Worth (UHNW) individuals, families, trusts, and related entities by delivering a high-touch, white-glove client experience
  • understand and stay up-to-date on UBS products, services, protocols, and procedures
  • assist clients with all administrative and operational tasks including account opening/transfer, disbursements and deposits, statements and reports, online services, and banking services
  • help coordinate and process requests involving complex account structures, estate planning arrangements, and multi-generational wealth relationships
  • support Sr. Team members with client meeting scheduling, logistics, preparation, and paperwork; meet weekly to review progress and results
  • proactively anticipate client needs, resolve issues efficiently, and identify opportunities to create memorable client experiences and “wow” moments
  • complete firm-initiated projects
  • participate in team projects, dinners, trips, and meetings

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