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As Asset Managers, we manage worthy assets such as bonds, capital, commodities, stocks, real estate properties and precious metals. We manage assets for individuals and corporate clients to help them have an insight into the stock and commodity markets.
Core tasks:
- quantitative and analytical skills to make economically valid decisions
- create reports for client's knowledge
- assist in the preparation of financial portfolios and models
- managerial and organizational skills to assist present and potential clients
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Which colleges / universities would be the best if I want to be an Asset Manager?
How balanced is the gender diversity among people working as an Asset Manager?
Liam Brown
30% are women in this profession only.
How old are people who work as an Asset Manager?
Sophie Hayes
32 is the average age of people working as an Asset Manager.
Is an Asset Manager considered to be a junior profession?
Sophie Hayes
7 years of experience is needed on average for an Asset Manager.
Which industries have a lot of people working in Asset Manager roles?
Isabella Holmes
Finance & Insurance is the most frequent for an Asset Manager.
What kind of higher education an Asset Manager need?
Sophie Hayes
A Bachelor of Science degree could not hurt if you want to be an Asset Manager
Where are you working as an Asset Manager?
Liam Brown
Working as an Asset Manager it might be a good next step to work for Bank of America, Bayview Asset Management, PNC, U.S. Bank and Wells Fargo
How many years do people spend as an Asset Manager in their career path?
Liam Brown
An Asset Manager typically changes positions after more than 5 years.
How frequently people change companies if they work as an Asset Manager?
Sophie Hayes
an Asset Manager is not a typical job hopper, but might change companies.
From which job titles people come from to work as an Asset Manager?
Isabella Holmes
Typical prior positions for an Asset Manager are Vice President, Property Manager or Financial Analyst
Working as an Asset Manager what job titles should I consider to switch to?
Sophie Hayes
Consider the following: Vice President, Director of Asset Management or Project Manager
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