Portfolio Manager III

Bank of America; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 135,600 - 275,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary ranging from $135,600.00 – $275,000.00

Eligible for discretionary incentive plans

Industry-leading benefits packages

Paid time off

Job summary

Bank of America is looking for a Portfolio Manager to serve high net worth client relationships by managing discretionary portfolios. The role requires strong advisory skills and experience in investment decision-making.

Ideal candidates will have 10–15 years of experience in financial consulting, knowledge of fiduciary services, and strong client service abilities. Competitive salary ranging from $135,600 to $275,000, alongside comprehensive benefits.

Qualifications

• 10–15 years of investment decision-making and financial consulting experience with high and ultra-high net worth clients.
• Extensive knowledge of fiduciary and financial products and services.
• Broad technical knowledge of investments, tax, legal and operations.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate, design and oversee all aspects of portfolio construction.
• Meet with clients to review investment performance and forecast market changes.
• Support revenue growth by meeting individual investment management goals.

Skills

Advisory client investments

Management

Customer and client focus

Investment management

Presentation skills

Active listening

Analytical thinking

Attention to detail

Client experience

Collaboration

Critical thinking

Education

High School Diploma / GED / Secondary School or equivalent

Undergraduate degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics or equivalent

Professional credentials such as CPA, CFP, or CFA

Graduate degree (MBA, JD) preferred

Job description

Portfolio Manager – High Net Worth Client Manager

Responsible Growth and an inclusive workplace: this role serves as the investment quarterback for complex high net worth and ultra‑high net worth client relationships, managing discretionary portfolios and providing advisory services.

Job Summary

Works with complex High Net Worth Investors to create customized investment strategies. Responsible for understanding strategic investment objectives, spending policy needs and unique client/prospect goals to provide guidance and develop, implement and manage investments.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate, design and oversee all aspects of portfolio construction, including manager selection.
• Oversee the completion of investment policy statements.
• Act as a technical/industry expert in managing complex individual and family client relationships.
• Support PC teams in communicating investment philosophy and solutions to prospects and existing clients.
• Develop and recommend strategies to achieve investment goals.
• Meet with clients to review investment performance and forecast market changes based on economic and industry analysis.
• Execute all trades, maintain investment action plans, monitor and address overdrafts, conduct Reg. 9 investment reviews, and document account activities.
• Support revenue growth by meeting individual investment management, credit and deposit goals.
• Develop and market specialized asset allocation products and services.
• Supervise, mentor and coach junior staff.

Qualifications

• 10–15 years of investment decision‑making and financial consulting experience with high and ultra‑high net worth clients.
• Progressive responsibility at a prestigious financial services firm, preferably in wealth management, private banking or trust.
• Extensive knowledge of fiduciary and financial products and services.
• Broad technical knowledge of investments, tax, legal and operations.
• Strong negotiation, delegation, leadership and client‑service skills.

Desired Qualifications

• Undergraduate degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics or equivalent.
• Professional credentials such as CPA, CFP, or CFA.
• Graduate degree (MBA, JD) preferred.

Skills

• Advisory client investments
• Management, customer and client focus
• Investment management
• Presentation skills
• Active listening
• Analytical thinking
• Attention to detail
• Client experience
• Branding, valuation, ethics and practice standards
• Collaboration, critical thinking
• Data quality management, trading, written communications

Minimum Education

High School Diploma / GED / Secondary School or equivalent.

Work Schedule

First shift (United States), 40 hours per week.

Pay and Benefits

Annualized salary: $135,600.00 – $275,000.00, based on experience, education and skill set. Eligible for a discretionary incentive plan and annual discretionary award.

Benefits include industry‑leading packages, paid time off, resources and support to contribute to sustainable growth.