Senior Business Development Manager - Financial Services Consulting (New Business)

Who we are :Delta Capita is a global managed services, consulting and technology solutions provider, combining deep Financial Services expertise with technology innovation capabilities.Our mission is to reinvent the financial services value chain through technology-enabled, mutualised services that help financial institutions transform, optimise and grow.Role Summary :Delta Capita's Consulting business is growing rapidly, and we are looking for an experienced Financial Services consulting salesperson to drive new client acquisition across the UK market.This is a true new business development role focused on winning net-new logos across banking, financial institutions, challenger banks, building societies and fintechs.You will be responsible for opening relationships with prospective clients and converting them into long-term consulting customers across our core practices:Change & TransformationRisk & RegulationData, Technology & AIThis is an individual contributor role reporting directly to the Head of Consulting.

You will have direct access to Delta Capita's leadership team, consulting practice leaders and subject matter experts, supporting you throughout the sales cycle.Once a client is won, delivery and account leadership teams will take responsibility for ongoing growth and delivery, allowing you to remain focused on developing new opportunities and expanding the client base.The role is based in London with a hybrid working model and regular client-facing engagement.

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Responsibilities :Build and execute a target account strategy across the UK banking and financial services market, including retail banks, corporate banks, investment banks, building societies, challenger banks, neo-banks and fintechs.Generate and manage your own pipeline through networking, referrals, outbound prospecting, industry events and strategic partnerships.Secure meetings with senior decision makers including CEOs, COOs, CIOs, CTOs, CROs, Heads of Change, Heads of Regulato