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Guardian Capital Advisors in Toronto oversees onshore and offshore client portfolios, providing administration support to analysts and ensuring accurate reporting and reconciliations across multiple systems.
The role requires a university degree in business, economics, or computer science, plus CSC certification and 2–5 years in securities. Strong Excel, Eagle, Charles River, Salesforce, and Power Platform skills are essential for success.
Founded in Toronto in 1962, Guardian Capital Group Limited (Guardian) is a global financial services company, which provides investment management services to institutional, retail and private high and ultra-high-net-worth clients through its subsidiaries. Guardian is headquartered in Canada and operates in Canada, the United Kingdom, the United States and the Caribbean. Guardian is a wholly owned subsidiary of Desjardins Global Asset Management Inc., which is part of the Desjardins Group. To learn more about Guardian, visit www.guardiancapital.com.
GCA has an immediate need for a Portfolio Administration Analyst. As part of the private wealth management administration team, the main responsibilities are to support the existing analysts in servicing the onshore and offshore clients of Guardian Capital Advisors. This role is suitable for someone in a similar role who has industry knowledge and experience, advanced Excel skills (can build macros, functions, pivot tables), Jira and Power Platform experience with the related systems.
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