Intermediate Portfolio Manager (Wealth Management)

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Role summary

Oversees the management of clients' investment portfolios, making decisions on buying and selling securities to achieve financial targets and maximize returns within clients' risk tolerance. Conducts in-depth market research, assesses investment opportunities, and adjusts portfolio allocations based on changing market conditions and client objectives.

Job summary sourced from the Empsight benchmark job library.

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