Corporate Administrator at GEORGIOU & PRASANNA LTD

GEORGIOU & PRASANNA LTD

Corporate Administrator

€1,250–1,800 Monthly salary

Larnaka, Cyprus Location

On-site Work arrangement

Full Time Employment type

Entry-Level Seniority level

Permanent Contract type

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Job Description

Department: Corporate / Legal Department

Location: Larnaca, Cyprus

Reports To: Group Head of Legal Department & Corporate Administration

Employment Type: Full-Time Permanent Position
Level: 2 - Entry Level

Scope and General Purpose:

The Corporate Administrator supports the day-to-day administration, maintenance and compliance of the Company's corporate entities. The role is responsible for supporting statutory filings, corporate record keeping, governance support, liaising with banks and relevant authorities, maintaining accurate corporate records, supporting intercompany administrative activities and assisting the Corporate Department with ongoing corporate and administrative requirements.

This role contributes to the effective operation of the Company’s corporate governance and entity management framework.

Role Scope & Responsibility

Works within established corporate, legal and administrative procedures, with guidance available for complex, sensitive or unfamiliar matters. The Corporate Administrator is responsible for the accurate and timely completion of assigned corporate administration activities, statutory filings, record keeping and external administrative requirements, while ensuring confidentiality, accuracy and compliance with legal obligations, internal controls and established procedures and deadlines.

Specific Responsibilities:

Corporate Administration & Statutory Filings

Prepare and file statutory forms and notifications with the Cyprus Registrar of Companies (e.g. HE32, HE4, HE12, HE57 and other corporate changes).
Support filings for non-Cyprus entities (e.g. Companies House for UK entities) ensuring accuracy and alignment with jurisdictional specific requirements.
Maintain all statutory registers (e.g. Register of Directors, Members, Charges, UBO Register) and ensure they are accurate, complete and up to date.
Maintain minute books, resolution files and corporate records in accordance with Cap. 113 and internal governance standards.

Governance Support

Assist in preparing Board and shareholder minutes, written resolutions and supporting documentation
Maintain rolling / forward agendas, governance calendars and action-tracking logs.
Liaise with attendees and contributors to coordinate meetings, ensure timely submissions of meeting packs and materials and support efficient governance administration.
Assist in the maintenance and enhancement of the Company’s governance framework and formal governance structure.
Create and maintain legal entity structure changes, organisational charts and governance hierarchy documentation
Assisting the corporate department to meet its obligations, by providing general administrative and clerical support.

Banking & Regulatory Liaison

Liaise professionally with banks, financial institutions and regulatory authorities.
Coordinate and support annual bank reviews and maintain up-to-date corporate documentation with banks and financial institutions.
Prepare and submit corporate documentation required for account openings, KYC reviews and ongoing compliance.

Intercompany & Administrative Support

Handling intercompany invoicing tasks and ensure proper record keeping and reconciliation.
Manage external errands with government authorities (e.g. Land Registry Department, Customs Department, Registrar of Companies and other relevant bodies).
Maintain accurate and well-organized corporate files and databases, which might involve updating, managing, and maintaining filing system, organizing documents, and retrieving files.
Assist with document management, including scanning, photocopying, and organizing and archiving files (electronically and in hard copy).
Support ad-hoc tasks and special projects as assigned by Management or the Head of Department. Perform any other relevant duties that may be assigned from time to time.

Qualifications & Experience

Diploma or degree in Business Administration, Secretarial Studies, Law or another relevant field.
Approximately 1–3+ years of relevant professional experience in corporate administration, a corporate services provider, law firm or a related professional environment.
Relevant practical experience with corporate administration and statutory documentation will be considered accordingly.

Required Knowledge

Basic understanding of Cyprus corporate administration processes and requirements.
Basic knowledge of corporate documentation and statutory filings.
Awareness of Cyprus Companies Law, Cap. 113 (or willingness to develop strong working knowledge)
Understanding of statutory filings, corporate documentation and record-keeping obligations.
Good knowledge of Microsoft Office, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook.
Awareness of confidentiality and appropriate handling of sensitive corporate information.

Required Skills

Strong organizational and administrative skills.
High level of accuracy and attention to detail.
Strong personal task management abilities and ability to manage workload, effectively prioritize tasks and meet deadlines.
Ability to follow established procedures and instructions accurately.
Effective written and verbal communication skills.
Ability to communicate professionally with banks, authorities and other external parties.
Ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a team.
Ability to handle confidential and sensitive information with discretion.
Proactive approach and willingness to learn and develop.
Solutions oriented mindset with willingness to complete tasks and address challenges proactively.
Professional proficiency in English and good working proficiency in Greek.

Considered an advantage:

Degree-level qualification in Law.
Diploma in Corporate Administration & Compliance (DipCAC)-EIMF.
CPD Courses in Corporate Administration & Good Standing.
Knowledge of Cyprus Companies Law and corporate governance practices.
Previous experience within a corporate services provider or law firm.
Experience dealing with the Cyprus Registrar of Companies and other government authorities.
Previous experience liaising with banks and financial institutions.
Proficiency in any additional language.

Effort & Role Demands

The role requires sustained attention to detail, accuracy and organizational focus when handling corporate documentation, statutory filings, records and administrative requirements. It involves managing multiple priorities and deadlines, coordinating with internal and external stakeholders and handling confidential or sensitive corporate information with discretion.

Working Conditions & Schedule

Full-time permanent position.
Monday–Thursday: 08:30–17:15, including a 45-minute lunch break.
Friday: 08:30–17:00, including a 30-minute lunch break.
The role is primarily office-based.
The position may require occasional external visits to banks, government departments, regulatory authorities or other relevant external bodies.
The role involves regular computer use and administrative/document-management activities.

Compensation

The salary range for the position will be established based on the Company's job evaluation and compensation framework, taking into consideration objective, gender-neutral criteria related to the value and requirements of the role.

Once the salary range is established, initial salary positioning within the range will be determined using objective, gender-neutral criteria, including relevant professional experience, qualifications, demonstrated knowledge and skills, and the level of independence and responsibility demonstrated against the requirements of the role.

Candidates will be assessed based on objective criteria including qualifications, experience, technical skills, organisational ability and communication competence.

What We Offer

Annual performance and salary review.
Scaled Annual Leave Scheme and Birthday Leave.
Complimentary lunch every Tuesday and Friday.
Professional development and learning opportunities.
Team-building activities and company events.
Exposure to a diverse range of corporate and business activities across the Group.
A collaborative, supportive and professional working environment.

How to Apply & Recruitment Process

To apply, please submit your CV through our Careers Portal. If you experience any difficulties with the application process, you may alternatively send your CV to hr@gp-ca.com with the subject line: [G&P – Corporate Admin].

Our recruitment process consists of:

CV and portfolio review
First interview
Second and final interview
Employment offer

G&P is committed to providing equal employment opportunities to all applicants and employees. Employment decisions are based on qualifications, skills, experience, and business needs. We welcome applications from individuals of all backgrounds and experiences.