Jenny Owens, head of recruitment at the company, said: “We have a clear mandate to build the recruitment function without diluting the proposition of Globaleye.
“This is great for our management team who are looking to build their operations and even better for potential candidates since we hold their hands throughout the entire recruitment process.”
Globaleye said the call centre will also provide an “invaluable back-office service” to its international wealth managers, with a team of business development managers solely booking appointments for advisers.
The company added it aims to increase the number of business development managers to over 30 by the end of 2012.
Company chairman Tim Searle said: “It makes a lot of sense having a UK operation to target the IFA sector for those looking to extend their careers overseas. In light of the current challenges in the UK financial services sector, we present a superb opportunity for those career minded individuals who are looking for a solid partner to take them into some of the most exciting markets worldwide in which we legally operate.”
