Goldenbridge is a fund and portfolio management company offering discretionary and non-discretionary portfolio management to individuals, companies and organizations. We have added value and offered strong returns to our clients since 2015.
We have extensive experience and considerable understanding of Nigeria, and the global markets. Over the years our investment team has demonstrated exceptional performance, even during varying market conditions. With innovative ideas and real-life solutions, we have also helped make financial progress towards a more secure financial future viable for clients of all income and portfolio sizes.
Goldenbridge Asset Management has helped more individuals and organizations achieve their long-term financial goals through a wide variety of solutions. Our way of managing assets is comprehensive. We have a thorough view of the client's financial wealth and we adjust our services according to the client's needs. The client's priorities as well as ensuring stable future wealth are our guiding principles. Our core values at Goldenbridge are integrity, transparency, excellence, accountability and teamwork. We believe in building long lasting relationships with both our clients and partners.
Goldenbridge Asset Management is regulated by the Nigerian Securities and Exchange commission (SEC).
We are recruiting to fill the position below: Job Title: Deputy Managing Director - Stockbroking
Location: Lekki Phase 1, Lagos Employment Type: Full-time
Description
The Deputy Managing Director (DMD) will serve as a strategic partner to the Managing Director, driving business growth, operational excellence, and market expansion for Goldenbridge Stockbroking Limited.
The role requires a seasoned female executive (age range 40–50) with a proven track record in leading successful business development initiatives across both local and international capital markets.
The DMD will play a critical leadership role in strengthening the firm’s market positioning, deepening client relationships, and spearheading innovative strategies for revenue growth and cross-border market penetration.
Regulatory & Governance Responsibilities SEC Compliance & Licensing Oversight:
Ensure continuous compliance with SEC Rules and Regulations for Broker/Dealer Operations.
Maintain validity of all operating licenses and registrations.
Oversee timely filing of statutory returns, including financial reports and disclosures to SEC.
Ensure adherence to minimum capital requirements and capital adequacy thresholds.
NGX Trading & Market Conduct Compliance:
Ensure strict compliance with NGX trading rules, including: Order execution standards Trade reporting and transparency Market manipulation and insider trading prohibitions
Order execution standards
Trade reporting and transparency
Market manipulation and insider trading prohibitions
Supervise trading activities to ensure alignment with best execution practices.
Ensure proper use and governance of NGX trading platforms and systems.
Corporate Governance & Risk Management:
Support implementation of SEC’s Code of Corporate Governance for Capital Market Operators.
Promote a strong internal control environment across all business units.
Oversee enterprise risk management framework (market, operational, credit, and compliance risks).
Ensure independence and effectiveness of compliance and internal audit functions.
Anti-Money Laundering (AML) & KYC Compliance:
Ensure full compliance with AML/CFT regulations and SEC AML guidelines.
Oversee robust Know Your Customer (KYC) procedures for all clients (local and foreign).
Ensure reporting of suspicious transactions to appropriate authorities (e.g., NFIU).
Investor Protection & Client Asset Safeguarding:
Ensure segregation of client funds and firm assets in line with regulatory requirements.
Oversee accurate client reporting and disclosure practices.
Ensure prompt resolution of client complaints in line with SEC/NGX frameworks.
Fit & Proper Leadership Standards:
Maintain and demonstrate Fit and Proper Person status as required by SEC: Proven integrity and ethical conduct Financial soundness Relevant competence and experience
Proven integrity and ethical conduct
Financial soundness
Relevant competence and experience
Ensure senior management and key officers meet regulatory approval requirements.
Strategic & Business Responsibilities:
Drive growth strategies that are fully compliant with Nigerian and international capital market regulations.
Lead expansion into international markets in line with cross-border regulatory requirements.
Develop compliant investment products and services aligned with SEC approvals.
Strengthen institutional client base while maintaining strict regulatory adherence.
Key Performance Indicators (Regulatory-Aligned)
Zero or minimal regulatory infractions or penalties
Timeliness and accuracy of SEC/NGX filings
Compliance audit outcomes and ratings
Effectiveness of AML/KYC systems
Growth in revenue within compliant frameworks
Client trust, retention, and satisfaction levels.
Qualifications & Regulatory Requirements
Minimum of a Bachelor’s Degree in Finance, Economics, Law, or related fields (MBA preferred).
Must be registered with the SEC as a Sponsored Individual (or eligible for registration).
Relevant professional certifications (e.g., CIS, CFA, ACCA) is an added advantage.
Minimum of 15 - 20 years’ experience in capital markets, with at least 8–10 years in executive leadership
Demonstrable experience dealing with SEC and NGX regulatory frameworks.
Key Competencies (Regulatory Focus):
Deep knowledge of SEC Rules and NGX Trading Regulations
Strong understanding of compliance, risk, and governance frameworks
High ethical standards and integrity
Strong stakeholder engagement with regulators and market institutions
Crisis management and regulatory response capability.
Additional Candidate Profile:
Female executive between 40–50 years
Strong history of regulatory-compliant business growth
Proven ability to balance commercial objectives with compliance obligations
Experience managing regulatory audits, inspections, and enforcement interactions.
Reporting & Regulatory Interface Acts as a primary liaison with:
Securities and Exchange Commission Nigeria
Nigerian Exchange Group
Other relevant bodies (CSCS, NSE Regulation Limited, etc.).