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Public-markets investment professional

United Kingdom
$150.00/hr
Posted about 22 hours ago
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Public-Markets Investment Professional [$150/hr]

Experienced public-markets investment professional to lead the diagnosis of a public-markets portfolio, assess its positioning against current market conditions and relevant benchmarks, and develop practical recommendations covering asset allocation, fund and ETF selection, portfolio risk, rebalancing, and implementation

Role Responsibilities

  • Evaluate holdings across public equities, fixed income securities, ETFs, funds, and other liquid investments
  • Diagnose portfolio construction issues, concentration risks, asset-allocation gaps, and performance drivers
  • Assess holdings against appropriate benchmarks and investment objectives
  • Produce a structured market update covering relevant macroeconomic, sector, and asset-class developments
  • Evaluate ETF and fund selection, including exposures, costs, liquidity, diversification, and suitability
  • Develop evidence-based rebalancing recommendations
  • Prepare clear implementation plans and proposed trade instructions
  • Analyze performance, volatility, risk exposures, and benchmark-relative results
  • Clearly document the reasoning supporting each recommendation
  • Incorporate structured feedback from senior reviewers and iterate quickly on the work

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  • Approximately 8-10 years of professional public-markets investment experience
  • Hands-on experience in portfolio management, asset allocation, ETF or fund selection, and portfolio-risk analysis
  • Background at an institutional asset manager, Multi-Family Office, investment office, Hedge Fund, wealth manager, or comparable investment platform
  • Experience as a Junior Portfolio Manager, Portfolio Manager, Investment Principal, Senior Investment Analyst, or similar professional is particularly relevant
  • Strong understanding of public equities, fixed income, ETFs, funds, benchmarks, and portfolio implementation
  • Experience producing market updates, portfolio diagnoses, rebalancing recommendations, and implementation plans
  • Strong quantitative skills and proficiency with portfolio-performance and risk analysis
  • CFA qualification is preferred but not required
  • Exceptionally strong written communication and the ability to explain portfolio decisions with precision
  • Detail-oriented, consistent, and comfortable having investment judgments reviewed and calibrated
  • Prior experience with AI evaluation or structured investment-assessment projects is a plus
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Skills

Portfolio Management
Asset Allocation
ETF Selection
Fund Selection
Portfolio Risk Analysis
Public Equities
Fixed Income
Quantitative Analysis
Performance Analysis
Rebalancing
Market Analysis
Written Communication

Location

United Kingdom

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