Wealth Relationship Manager – Banking Career Transition

Eagle Partners (International) Co., Limited; Hong Kong; On-site; HKD 600,000 - 1,200,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Full staff banking privileges

Comprehensive medical coverage

Clear career trajectory toward Senior

Job summary

Eagle Partners (International) Co., Limited in Hong Kong is recruiting a Relationship Manager for a Career Transition Program designed to bring high-performing sales professionals into banking. The Bridging Program delivers training in financial products, compliance, and advisory strategies.

Selected candidates will manage a portfolio of high-net-worth clients with a focus on business development and wealth advisory services, leveraging prior relationship-building skills while transitioning into

Qualifications

• Minimum 2 years of proven sales experience in any competitive industry.
• Form 5 / DSE graduate or above; degree holders preferred.
• Licensing not required upfront; commitment to obtain IIQE and HKSI qualifications.
• Strong client relationship and target-driven track record are essential.

Responsibilities

• Portfolio management for designated High-Net-Worth clients.
• Identify new business opportunities and expand the client base.
• Provide wealth advisory services post-training by analysing client needs.
• Represent the bank professionally to protect and enhance brand.

Skills

Portfolio management

Business development

Financial advisory

Brand representation

Education

Form 5 / DSE graduate

Degree holder preferred

Job description

Eagle Partners (International) Co., Limited in Hong Kong is recruiting a Relationship Manager for a Career Transition Program designed to bring high-performing sales professionals into banking. The Bridging Program delivers training in financial products, compliance, and advisory strategies.

Selected candidates will manage a portfolio of high-net-worth clients with a focus on business development and wealth advisory services, leveraging prior relationship-building skills while transitioning into