Fund Manager

This position offers a great opportunity for career growth. Position Overview: - The ideal candidate will be responsible for asset allocation, portfolio management, risk assessment, and strategic investment decision-making across multiple asset classes. Key Responsibilities: - Manage and optimize investment portfolios to achieve targeted returns while mitigating risks. - Conduct in-depth market research, financial analysis, and economic forecasting to guide investment decisions. - Develop and implement fund strategies across asset classes such as equities, fixed income, real estate, and money market instruments. - Monitor portfolio performance, market trends, and regulatory developments. - Prepare and present periodic investment reports, portfolio analytics, and performance updates to management and clients. - Identify new investment opportunities and evaluate their suitability for various portfolio mandates. - Ensure compliance with regulatory guidelines (SEC, CFA, NAICOM, etc.) and internal investment policies. - Maintain strong relationships with clients, investors, brokers, and other market stakeholders. - Oversee fund operations, risk controls, and documentation for all managed portfolios. - Support capital-raising efforts, investor engagement, and marketing of existing and new funds. Requirements: - Bachelor’s Degree in Finance, Economics, Accounting, Investment Management, or related field. - Professional qualifications such as CFA, CIS, ACCA, ICAN, or progress toward any of these is an added advantage. - 5–10 years’ experience in portfolio management, investment analysis, or fund management in an investment or asset management firm. - Strong understanding of financial markets, asset classes, investment instruments, and portfolio construction. - Demonstrated ability to outperform benchmarks and deliver consistent portfolio results. - Excellent analytical, quantitative, and research skills. - Strong communication, presentation, and client relationship management skills. - High level of integrity, discipline, and strategic thinking.