Develop and manage institutional investor relationships focused on Japan and APAC equities, grow commission revenues and market share, and convert research engagement into trading activity. Coordinate corporate access events, pursue new accounts, cross-sell platform capabilities, and serve as key relationship manager for assigned clients. Translate Japanese macroeconomic, regulatory, and sector developments into actionable investment ideas for global investors.
Key Areas of Responsibilities
- Develop client relationships, grow commission revenues, and increase market share within existing and prospective institutional investor accounts.
- Market CITIC CLSA research, analysts, and investment ideas to clients, converting research engagement into trading activity.
- Coordinate corporate access activities, including non-deal roadshows, reverse roadshows, conferences, Access Days, and bespoke client trips.
- Cross-sell broader CITIC capabilities as part of a platform sales model, introducing relevant products and services across the franchise.
- Target new accounts and deepen penetration within strategic focus accounts through disciplined coverage and business development.
- Serve as the Key Relationship Manager (KRM) for assigned clients, acting as the primary owner of the relationship and accountable for driving overall account success across the CITIC/CLSA platform.
- Maintain a strong understanding of Japan's macroeconomic, regulatory, and market environment and communicate relevant investment opportunities to clients.
- Translate macroeconomic, regulatory, and sector developments into clear, investable insights for global investors
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree or above in Finance, Accounting or related discipline ideal
- Minimum 6 years of relevant experience in institutional equity sales, client coverage or capital markets roles, with direct exposure to Japan and APAC equity markets and institutional investor engagement
- Candidates with less experience will be considered as an Associate (3+ years of experience)
- Well-developed professional and strategic sales skills with proven ability to develop and grow key accounts through networking at all levels within the client organization and driving trading revenues
- Sound understanding of global equity markets, with demonstrated familiarity in Japan-listed equities, including market dynamics, sector trends, and investor positioning
- Strong analytical and quantitative skills combined with excellent interpersonal and client servicing capabilities, with the ability to synthesize research into actionable investment ideas
- Self-motivated, proactive, and results-driven team player with the ability to work independently and manage multiple client priorities in a fast-paced environment
- Excellent command of both spoken and written English and Japanese, with the ability to communicate complex ideas across global clients and internal stakeholders
- Series 7 and 63 licenses are required (or ability to obtain within a specified timeframe)
Salary Range: $179,000 - $200,000
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