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The Manager, Client Relations is responsible for managing client engagement strategies, communications, and investment initiatives at BCI. This role involves advising on Investment Policy Statements, ensuring clients receive high-quality service, and creating materials to support client interactions. The manager also collaborates with internal teams to align client messaging and project-manages initiatives to enhance client satisfaction.

The Senior Associate/Associate in Client Relations manages institutional client relationships, ensuring service excellence and performance expectations are met. This role involves collaboration across internal departments and with external stakeholders, focusing on understanding client needs and enhancing partnership engagements.

The Relationship Manager, Client Relations leads business relationships with assigned clients, providing advice on investment products and ensuring alignment with investment policies. The role requires proactive engagement, relationship building, and the ability to resolve complex client issues while exceeding expectations. Project management and collaboration across departments are also key responsibilities.

The Analyst, Compensation will manage compensation processes, provide analytical support, and ensure competitive and equitable compensation programs. Key responsibilities include salary surveys, pay benchmarking, and analyzing compensation data while supporting total compensation reviews and employee education initiatives.

The Associate/Senior Associate role involves transforming complex investment data into clear, concise reports for BCI's clients. Responsibilities include developing new reporting content, handling data with Dremio, and addressing client reporting needs. Candidates should have experience in financial organizations and strong communication skills to present investment strategies and data.

The Senior Analyst supports the Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) program by identifying, analyzing, and monitoring enterprise risks. Responsibilities include data analysis for risk reporting, creating tools for ERM, and supporting crisis management and corporate insurance programs. Strong analytical, communication, and relationship-building skills are essential for the role.

The Manager, Enterprise Risk Management supports the development of the risk management program, collaborates with stakeholders for risk insights, and aids in crisis management and corporate insurance programs. Responsibilities include maintaining risk data, updating risk policies, and managing risk events to improve processes.

The Associate plays a vital role in evaluating and managing private debt investments, conducting diligence for new investments, monitoring existing investments, and participating in various projects while staying informed on loan market trends.