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A leading wealth management firm in Malaysia is seeking a Senior Wealth Manager/Associate Director to manage clients' assets and deliver tailored wealth management solutions. The ideal candidate should have over 5 years of experience in wealth management or related fields, along with strong interpersonal and analytical skills. This role offers flexible working arrangements and attractive profit-sharing opportunities.
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iFAST Global Markets ("iGM Malaysia") is the private wealth advisory division of iFAST Corporation Ltd ("iFAST"), a leading digital banking and wealth management platform headquartered in Singapore. iGM Malaysia is supported by a team of seasoned wealth professionals dedicated to serving medium-to-high-net-worth individuals and corporates through a consolidated wealth management approach.
We offer a comprehensive suite of investment and financial solutions, leveraging cutting‑edge iFASTech to deliver secure, seamless, and holistic wealth management experiences.
As of 31 December 2024, iFAST administers S$25.1 billion in assets under administration (AUA), marking a 26% YoY growth. Established in 2000 and listed on the SGX Mainboard since 2014 (SGX: AIY), iFAST has a global presence in Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia, China, and the United Kingdom (via iFAST Global Bank).
We are seeking highly driven professionals to join our dynamic team. As a Senior Wealth Manager / Associate Director, you will play a pivotal role in managing clients’ assets and delivering tailored wealth management solutions.
🚫 Note: Applications from existing iFAST partners (e.g., representatives of CUTA and/or CPRA) will not be considered.
All applications will be treated in strict confidence. We regret that only shortlisted applicants will be notified.
Note:Job responsibilities/requirements are representative and are not intended to be a detailed list. Other tasks/abilities may be required of the incumbent, relative to the specific assignment.