The Progeny Group Limited
Investment Support

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As an Investment Support within our Private Wealth team, you will provide valuable support to Investment Managers in the management and administration of bespoke portfolios for high-net-worth clients. You will assist with investment research, portfolio monitoring, client reporting, and the implementation of investment strategies, helping to deliver a high-quality service and positive client outcomes. This role offers excellent exposure to the investment management process and an opportunity to develop your knowledge within a collaborative and client-focused environment.
Key responsibilities include:
- Support the day-to-day management and administration of bespoke investment portfolios for high-net-worth clients.
- Coordinate the preparation and follow-up of client meetings, including the production of meeting packs, portfolio information, and supporting documentation.
- Support the onboarding of new clients by coordinating investment-related information, documentation, and internal processes, ensuring accuracy and timely completion.
- Prepare, maintain, and enhance investment management reporting and related information to support effective portfolio oversight and decision-making.
- Contribute to stock, fund, and bond research, producing clear research notes and analysis for Investment Managers and the Investment Committee.
- Prepare investment due diligence for review by the Investment Committee, ensuring recommendations, supporting evidence, and risks are clearly documented.
- Implement investment strategies under the direction of an Investment Manager, ensuring transactions and instructions are completed accurately and in line with internal procedures.
- Maintain client portfolios, model templates, and investment tools, ensuring updates are accurately reflected and recorded.
- Prepare investment proposals, target sets, and other client-facing and internal documentation as required.
- Develop a broad understanding of client administration processes and provide support across the team where needed.
- Assist with portfolio monitoring, performance analysis, and holding reviews, highlighting areas requiring further investigation or action.
- Participate in Investment Committee activities as appropriate, contributing research, analysis, and meeting support.
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Essential criteria
- Degree-level education or equivalent, ideally in finance, economics, investment, business, mathematics, or a related analytical discipline.
- Strong numerical and analytical skills, with the ability to interpret data, identify trends, and draw clear conclusions.
- Good understanding of core investment principles, asset classes, portfolio construction, and risk/return considerations, appropriate for a financial graduate.
- A genuine interest in macroeconomics, financial markets, and current economic developments, with curiosity about how these factors influence investment decisions.
- Strong attention to detail and a commitment to producing accurate, high-quality work in a regulated environment.
- Proactive, organized, and willing to learn, with the ability to manage competing priorities and take ownership of tasks.
- Collaborative team player with a professional approach, strong integrity, and a commitment to positive client outcomes.
Desirable criteria
- Financial services or investment-related qualification at Level 4 or equivalent, such as an appropriate investment, wealth management, or financial planning qualification.
- Some relevant industry experience within financial services, investment management, wealth management, asset management, or a related professional environment.
- Experience supporting investment research, portfolio monitoring, client reporting, or investment administration activities.
- Working knowledge of investment platforms, portfolio management systems, market data tools, or Microsoft Excel for analysis and reporting.


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Learning/Development opportunities
- Work as part of a wider investment team responsible for managing £4bn of assets across funds, MPS, and bespoke portfolios.
- Develop practical investment management knowledge by working closely with Investment Managers on bespoke portfolios for high-net-worth clients.
- Actively participate in stock and fund meetings, contributing research, analysis, and market observations to support investment decision-making.
- Gain exposure to portfolio monitoring, performance analysis, asset allocation, risk considerations, and the implementation of investment strategies.
- Work towards relevant professional qualifications, including Level 4 financial services, investment management, or wealth management qualifications where appropriate.
- Develop confidence in preparing client-facing materials, investment proposals, meeting packs, and internal reporting to a high professional standard.
- Grow within a supportive and collaborative environment, with opportunities over time to broaden responsibilities across research, portfolio support, client service, or related investment functions.
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