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Raymond James Ltd. is seeking a Managed Account Trader for a 12-month contract in Vancouver.
You will oversee fee-based asset stewardship, monitor trade instructions, and coordinate with the trading desk to execute orders while managing FX exposure and quarterly rebalances. The role requires a diploma or degree and at least 2 years of discretionary trading experience with a model-based approach, plus strong MS Office skills and familiarity with Dataphile/Croesus.
As a member of the Asset Management Services team, you will play a vital role in ensuring the accurate stewardship of client’s fee-based assets and the overall goal of increasing fee-based assets and revenues at Raymond James Ltd.
Salary Range: $60,000 - 65,000 annually, in addition to competitive performance bonuses/incentives.
Actual compensation will be determined based on skills, experience, internal equity, and other job requirements.
This posting is for an existing vacancy.
At Raymond James – we honor, value, respect the uniqueness, experiences, and backgrounds of all of our Associates. When associates bring their best authentic self, our organization, clients and communities thrive, it is part of our people-first culture. The Company is an equal opportunity employer and makes all employment decisions on the basis of merit and business needs.
Here at Raymond James we demonstrate our commitment to ensuring equal opportunities for all candidates. To request accommodations, candidates are instructed to contact Human Resources via email at recruitment@raymondjames.ca. By reaching out to this email address, candidates can communicate their specific requirements and discuss the necessary accommodations they may need to participate fully in the recruitment process.
We may use automated or AI-enabled tools to support parts of our recruitment and screening process, including screening, assessing or selecting applicants where applicable. These tools help us review applications efficiently, but they do not replace human decision-making.