Investment Officer III recruitment
Duties include but are not limited to:
- Ensures portfolio characteristics are in line with the benchmark / model, including primary responsibility for certain portfolios and coverage responsibility for others
- Monitors model / benchmark changes and data to ensure appropriate equity, cash, and futures exposures
- Creates and reviews trades to achieve the desired exposures
- Ensures appropriate portfolio performance through accurately tracking the returns of the portfolios and performing risk attribution versus the appropriate benchmark and model
- Develops effective strategies for investment both in terms of theory as well as implementation
- Oversees and analyzes corporate actions including tender offers, IPOs / SPOs, voluntary dividend treatment, etc.
Minimum Requirements and Experience:
- Equivalent to graduation from college preferably with major work in business administration, economics, finance, mathematics, or a closely related field
- Five years of increasingly responsible investment analysis experience for a public agency or private financial institution, insurance company, pension fund, endowment fund, investment firm, real estate development and investment firm, or private corporation or entity having a major investment management program
Desirable Qualifications:
- Sound knowledge of institutional investment asset management with particular emphasis on portfolio management as it applies to private market investing
- Demonstrated ability to apply portfolio management techniques and principles to the public equity asset class
- Familiarity with equity risk models and calculations
- Project management and reporting experience in an institutional investment management context
- Professional certification such as CPA, CFA, MFE, ASA / FSA or candidate
- MBA or possession of an advanced degree in Finance, Investment Management, or another applicable technical field
- Excellent communication skills, both written and oral
- MS Office Suite experience; particularly Excel proficiency
- Ability to prioritize tasks, balancing the needs / demands of multiple constituencies and competing deadlines while remaining flexible
- Strong analytical skills and attention to detail, ability to identify and fix unintended consequences before they become trouble
- Ability to work independently and under short time constraints
- Ability to perform effectively in a highly complex, open, and transparent public setting with a clearly defined “chain of command”
May 9, 2012
• Tags: Asset Management careers in the USA, Investment Officer III recruitment • Posted in: Financial