Skill Farm Members are invited to apply for the following role:
Responsibilities:
As an Account Analyst, you will have the opportunity to work in a dynamic role, supporting our institutional clients and Global Wealth Management (GWM) businesses. You will be responsible for collecting, analyzing and discussing economic and market trends, evaluating portfolio structures and providing attribution analysis to account managers and our clients. You will have the chance to work with our investment professionals, including account managers, product managers and portfolio managers, to ensure high standards of service to our clients. This is a forward-thinking role that offers you the opportunity to gain valuable experience and knowledge in the financial industry. Additionally, as an Account Analyst, you will be expected to leverage artificial intelligence to provide this highest standard of service and continually improve outcomes for our clients.
Skills & Qualifications:
Demonstrate a strong interest in financial markets, macroeconomics and fixed income
Are motivated to provide superior customer service and build strong customer relationships
Have strong analytical skills
Demonstrate knowledge of Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint
Demonstrate the ability to clearly articulate ideas/strategies, both orally and in writing, enabling you to operate in a complex financial and financial mathematics environment
Have a strong passion for innovation to contribute to the continuous improvement of our work processes and results
Are results-oriented, pay attention to details and have good time management skills
Demonstrate the following characteristics: ethical, cooperative, organized, flexible, energetic, self-initiative, responsible, humble
After we receive your application, we will carry out an initial review of your CV.
You present your interests, skills and personality through a one-sided video interview.
If you are selected to move forward, you will meet us in the final interviews, which will be conducted live via video conference. The interviews typically consist of behavioral and technical concepts.