- Posted 30 August 2024
- Salary £60000 - £65000 per annum + Bonus
- LocationLondon
- Job type Flexible / Work From Home
- DisciplineFinancial Services
- Expiry 10 November 2024
- Reference42424_1725010417
Consultant
Investment Manager - Charities
Job description
One of the UK's leading DFM's is looking for a Chartered qualified Investment Manager to join their Charities team.
This is a newly created opportunity due to the continued success and increase in AUM across the division.
The team work in collaboration with the various regional offices and demonstrate longevity and stability within the team, whilst encouraging the development of your own career path.
Whilst being given exposure and responsibility for existing Charity clients, the entire team is tasked to continue the growth and development of client relationships. largely across London and the surrounding areas.
Additional duties include;
- Manage investment portfolios in line with guidance to meet each individual clients' needs whilst ensuring ongoing suitability of investments
- Ongoing active decision making in portfolio reviews
- Understanding of, and interest in, responsible investment
- Preparation of client reporting
The business requires a Chartered qualified professional (via the CISI or CFA route) with exposure to managing either Private Client or Charity accounts.
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