Portfolio Manager (US)

Maven; New York (NY); On-site; USD 100,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading investment firm is seeking a portfolio manager to capture market inefficiencies through innovative strategies. The ideal candidate will possess a strong research background, a proven track record in strategy success, and advanced academic qualifications. This role offers an exciting opportunity to influence investment decisions in a dynamic market environment.

Qualifications

• 3+ years experience as a portfolio manager or 4-5 years as an assistant PM.
• Track record of successful strategies.
• Deep understanding of strategy development.

Responsibilities

• Develop new strategies from idea to implementation.
• Analyze market dynamics to assess strategy performance.

Skills

Research skills

Strategy development

Market dynamics understanding

Education

Masters or PhD in a scientific discipline

Job description

Job Title: Portfolio Manager

We are seeking a portfolio manager with a deep understanding of a particular inefficiency they attempt to capture. They will have been heavily involved in the research of the strategy as well as its implementation, and are able to develop new strategies from idea to implementation.

In addition, the PM will have a solid understanding of the dynamics of markets, and use these dynamics to display a qualitative appreciation of when their strategy performs well and poorly.

Requirements:

• 3+ years experience as a PM, or 4-5 years as an assistant PM;
• Track record of successful strategies;
• Deep understanding of strategy development and execution;
• Strong research skills;
• Masters or PhD in a scientific subject.

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