Chief investment officers (CIO) are in charge of preserving a company’s asset portfolios. They generally supervise a team of qualified professionals and help develop both short and long-term investment plans, recommend investments, and assign assets. Responsibilities: • Establish effective and well-organized investment processes. • Write clear and well-informed investment recommendations based on thorough research and analysis. • Organize regular investment reports and reviews, including quantitative and qualitative portfolio studies. • Attend annual meetings, review quarterly financial statements, and remain up-to-date with any important valuation or policy changes. • Lead the investment strategy unit within the company. • Perform regular administration duties of all investment files. • Help manage and uphold current client relationships. Requirements: • A degree in finance or a relevant field from an accredited institution. • A minimum of 5-8 years related experience. • Strong experience leading, supervising, and motivating a team of investment professionals. • Strategic thinker and proficient in decision-making. • Ability to communicate effectively and in a professional manner.

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