SIX drives the transformation of financial markets.
What sets us apart drives us ahead: between local roots and global relevance, we are a unique blend of tradition and future, of foundation and growth. We value bright minds and inspire them to grow with their ideas. Come and shape the future of finance with us.
London | Hybrid 60-40% | Reference 8335
Do you want to work in a fast-moving, client-facing market environment?
SIX Group is seeking a client-centric, commercially driven Account Manager to manage and grow a portfolio of accounts within our Financial Information business unit in the UK market. This role is focused on deepening client relationships, driving retention and expansion, and delivering sustainable revenue growth across an existing client base.
This is a quota-bearing role for an individual who thrives on building long-term partnerships, understands client workflows, and can translate how our suite of products will deliver tangible value. You will work closely with sophisticated clients across the front, middle and back office within both the buy/sell side.
If you have any questions, check out our FAQ page or call Anthony Mills at +44 207 550 5407.
For this vacancy we only accept direct applications.
Diversity is important to us. Therefore, we are looking to receiving applications regardless of any personal background.

SIX has been connecting the financial markets to the real economy for over 90 years.
The Swiss company provides services in the securities, financial information as well as the payments business and caters to a broad international client base. Its stable and efficient infrastructure guarantees the competitiveness of the Swiss and Spanish financial center.
The workforce of 4,000 employees in 19 countries on 5 continents constantly provide innovations across the value chain to help financial institutions accelerate growth. The reliable and secure services enable them to focus on their core business, create value, and reduce cost.
Measured in terms of free float, SIX – with the Swiss and the Spanish stock exchange – constitutes the third-largest exchange group in Europe by market capitalization.