Director, Client Investment Research - Singapore

The role

Client Investment Research Directors generate insights and manage projects to help shape client investment thinking. They collaborate with strategists and advisors to provide transparency into performance and positions.

What you will do

• Develop understanding of Bridgewater's book of business, commercial strategy, and investment thinking
• Contribute to client service strategy through creative thinking to generate insights and convey messages
• Strategize with Portfolio Strategists and Client Advisors to handle client requests
• Apply analytical skills and market knowledge to create insights and deliver portfolio analytics
• Manage and direct Client Service Research Analysts
• Assist in visualizing overarching team goals
• Oversee longer-term client projects and conduct deep analysis across entire portfolios

Required qualifications

• 5+ years of prior work experience
• Bachelor's or Master's degree from a competitive school
• Demonstrated work experience in markets, investing, or investment consulting roles
• Ability to solve complex problems through analysis
• Aptitude for creative quantitative work involving financial and economic data
• Passionate about effective communication
• Ability to multi-task, prioritize, and organize time effectively in a fast-paced environment
• Prior management experience
• Strong work ethic and ability to achieve results and drive projects to completion
• Strong attention to detail
• Composure under pressure
• Strong written and oral communication skills

Nice to have

• Asset management experience

Benefits

• Health insurance, including vision and dental coverage, with 100% of premiums paid by Bridgewater
• Global telemedicine access
• Paid time off
• Fully paid parental leave
• Company events
• Fitness benefit

Before you apply

• We do not provide immigration sponsorship for this position

About the company

Bridgewater Associates is a global macro investment firm founded in 1975. Its mission is to develop a fundamental, cause-and-effect understanding of how markets and economies work.