The Relationship Manager is responsible for maintaining and developing client relationships in wealth management, providing trading services, and driving business growth through various activities in Greater China.
Key Areas of Responsibilities
- Maintain good relationship with the existing HNW / UHNW / Family Offices / EAM clients.
- Develop business for wealth management clients in generating revenue through secondary and primary broking activities. Scope of work includes account opening, CDD & KYC, product roadshow, project pitching, clients visit in Greater China (if necessary) as well as ad-hoc projects.
- Provide trading and dealing services, including Singapore, Hong Kong and overseas equities, fixed income, futures, commodities and 3rd party products, also provide post-trade review and data analysis to key clients.
- Participate in internal and external business development activities, discover innovative and popular financial product and raise request to product team.
- Support Wealth Management team to increase company’s brand, product awareness among different clients and market share and penetration.
- Work closely with the product specialists and investment advisors to manage and develop clients’ portfolio, and assist in the growth of the business.
- Be responsible for ensuring in-depth credit assessment for new and existing clients.
- Be involved in day to day business meetings and communicate with clients to solve enquiries on an ad-hoc basis.
- Explore compatibility and bring new clients on-board to expand your portfolio.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s Degree or above (Business / Finance / Engineering discipline) with at least 4 years of working experience.
- Result-oriented with strong initiative and drive to succeed.
- Possess strong integrity, compliance sense, willingness to learn and progress.
- Customer-focused and able to work under pressure.
- Ability to build and maintain strong working relationships with local sales representatives’ experience in providing witness services for account opening.
- Possess strong business network with Greater China clients in Singapore, and have good connections with clients who are interested in investing in overseas financial products.
- Excellent communication, interpersonal and relationship skills.
- Good command of written and spoken English.
- Proficient in written and spoken Mandarin as this role would be required to communicate and explain product offering concepts to Greater China clients.
- Possess CACS 1 & 2 certifications, and the relevant CMFAS licensing.
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