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Benefits offered by this job
Annual bonus
Flexible working arrangements
Comprehensive employee benefits
Learning and development opportunities
Inclusive work environment
Job summary
MSCI Inc. is looking for an Index Sales Specialist in Boston to drive growth across Asset Management clients. This position involves engaging portfolio managers and decision-makers to position MSCI’s index products effectively. Ideal candidates should have 6–8 years of financial services experience, strong sales skills, and a solid understanding of global equity and fixed income markets. The role offers a salary range of $120,000 - $165,000 per year plus potential bonuses, and a culture focused on innovation and professional growth.
Qualifications
6–8+ years of experience in financial services.
3+ years of direct consultative sales experience with demonstrated quota achievement.
Knowledge of the investment management process and benchmark construction.
Responsibilities
Develop and execute territory and account plans to drive revenue growth.
Identify, originate, and close new index licensing opportunities.
Lead senior-level discussions on index methodology, portfolio construction, and benchmark strategy.
Skills
Consultative sales experience
Understanding of global equity and fixed income markets
Strong analytical and communication skills
Education
Bachelor's degree
MBA or Master's degree preferred
Job description
MSCI Inc. is looking for an Index Sales Specialist in Boston to drive growth across Asset Management clients. This position involves engaging portfolio managers and decision-makers to position MSCI’s index products effectively. Ideal candidates should have 6–8 years of financial services experience, strong sales skills, and a solid understanding of global equity and fixed income markets. The role offers a salary range of $120,000 - $165,000 per year plus potential bonuses, and a culture focused on innovation and professional growth.