Investment Governance Analyst – Due Diligence (Hybrid)

Macquarie Bank Limited; Sydney; On-site; AUD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Wellbeing leave

Service bonus leave

Parental leave (up to 20 weeks)

Volunteer leave

Gender affirmation leave

Employee Assistance Program

Learning and development opportunities

Hybrid working arrangements

Work-from-home equipment reimbursement

Job summary

Macquarie Bank Limited is seeking an Investment Analyst to perform due diligence on investment products for the Wrap platform and provide ongoing monitoring and analysis across asset classes. You will contribute to regulatory initiatives and prepare board and investment committee materials.

You will hold a tertiary degree in commerce, finance or economics and may pursue postgraduate qualifications such as CFA. Hybrid and flexible working arrangements are available depending on role.

Qualifications

• Tertiary degree in commerce, finance or economics.
• Strong interest in investment analysis, governance and client outcomes.
• Prior experience in investment analysis and/or due diligence with regulatory knowledge in superannuation.
• Ability to work independently and with a team to manage priorities and deadlines.
• Postgraduate qualifications in investments (e.g., CFA) are highly regarded.

Responsibilities

• Complete due diligence assessments across investment products for onboarding to the Wrap platform.
• Provide ongoing monitoring and analysis across asset classes and product structures.
• Contribute to change initiatives including regulatory guidance and create board/investment committee reports.

Skills

Investment analysis

Due diligence

Regulatory knowledge

Independent working

Education

Tertiary degree in commerce, finance or economics

Job description

Macquarie Bank Limited is seeking an Investment Analyst to perform due diligence on investment products for the Wrap platform and provide ongoing monitoring and analysis across asset classes. You will contribute to regulatory initiatives and prepare board and investment committee materials.

You will hold a tertiary degree in commerce, finance or economics and may pursue postgraduate qualifications such as CFA. Hybrid and flexible working arrangements are available depending on role.