Nedbank Private Wealth has been listed within the Best Places to Work 2024 list in The Sunday Times, within the ‘Big Organisation’ category.
The list recognises organisations which have consistently high levels employee engagement and wellbeing in the UK (including the Crown Dependencies) and is assessed primarily on results from a survey conducted amongst the applicants’ workforces.
To be selected, Nedbank Private Wealth has achieved excellent scores across a range of categories including, instilling pride, empowerment, job satisfaction and wellbeing.
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Nedbank Private Wealth has been operating from the Isle of Man office for over 35 years and has extensive experience in wealth planning, investments, and banking solutions.
It benefits the wider local communities across the organisation through newly introduced volunteer leave, and also builds on their already well-established charity and education initiatives, such as the first-ever Hospice Isle of Man shop takeover, which was coordinated by Nedbank Private Wealth colleagues.
Stuart Cummins, CEO at Nedbank Private Wealth, says “The key to delivering on our client expectations lies in our people, and they make Nedbank Private Wealth a fantastic place to work.
“Creating a culture where over 300 staff all feel valued and included is incredibly important to us. I’m delighted that this has been recognised by The Sunday Times Best Places to Work 2024 list, this year.”
Rachel Quirk, Executive Head of HR and based in the Isle of Man, says “Our people are our greatest asset and the driving force behind our success. We foster an inclusive workplace where talent thrives, and every individual career flourishes.
“We are extremely proud to have worked with our people to understand their needs both in and outside of the workplace, and we’ve recently reflected this through a wide range of enhanced life focused initiatives that really build on our existing strong focus on people.”
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