Huxley Associates
IT Asset Manager - London
Job Description
Salary: £50,000 - 80,000 per year
Requirements:- We require extensive experience in IT asset management or IT operations, ideally within a regulated industry.
- We require strong knowledge of ITIL, CMDBs, and asset management tools such as ServiceNow.
- We require experience gained in a large regulated financial services environment, preferably banking or insurance.
- We require proven experience building frameworks in a greenfield environment, not only working in BAU.
- We are looking for a detail-oriented and compliance-driven professional.
- We will own the lifecycle process for physical IT assets within our banking business.
- We will lead the transformation of our hardware asset management function across EMEA.
- We will ensure full lifecycle governance, audit readiness, and cost optimisation.
- We will help build our Centre of Excellence for IT Asset Management.
- We will align our asset management approach with global standards and regulatory frameworks such as DORA.
- We will build out frameworks and governance in a greenfield environment.
- Hardware
- ITIL
- ServiceNow
More:
We are a bank based in London City offering a permanent IT Asset Manager role with a salary of £60,000 to £80,000 and a hybrid working model with 50/50 home working. This is a new and exclusive opportunity to join us at an exciting stage as we strengthen our technology governance and resilience. We are building a Centre of Excellence for IT Asset Management to shape the future of asset management across our EMEA operations, with a focus on compliance, framework development, and transformation. The interview process consists of two face-to-face stages with our business team.
last updated 32 week of 2026
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Huxley Associates
London
IT
Skills & Technologies
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£65,000
This role
£80,000
UK median
This salary is 19% below the UK median for Managers (£80,000/yr).
Based on 2024–2025 UK technology sector benchmarks