Investment Implementation Analyst
At a glance
Mid-level Solutions & Sales Engineering role at Cantor Fitzgerald/BGC. Dublin · full-time · no salary stated · we estimate €67,025–€87,500 across Ireland.
Cantor Fitzgerald/BGC has not published a salary for this role. The figure below is our estimate, not theirs.
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What you'll do
- Turn asset-allocation, fund-selection and tactical decisions into changes across the model portfolios
- Arrange portfolio rebalances, investor cash movements and other events, then track progress across platforms
- Check trades and portfolio updates before and after implementation, resolving delays, exceptions and unintended differences
- Build institutional and high-net-worth prospect RFPs, and prepare quarterly client reporting, analysis and meeting materials
- Enter discretionary trades in the portfolio system and respond to portfolio managers’ requests
What you bring
- At least two years in portfolio implementation, investment operations or a comparable investment role
- A bachelor’s degree in finance or a related discipline, plus the APA Saving and Investment qualification
- Strong working ability with Excel and other Office tools
Who this fits
This role suits someone detail-focused who brings a risk-aware approach, works well with others and can juggle priorities to meet deadlines. It is based in Dublin and carries CF-4 arranging responsibilities under Ireland’s Individual Accountability Framework, including CPD membership under Minimum Competency.
From the employer
Role Summary
We are seeking an Investment Implementation Analyst to join the Cantor Fitzgerald Ireland Discretionary Investments Team in Dublin.
The role is responsible for translating portfolio decisions into accurate, timely and controlled implementation across our model portfolios range. Working closely with the portfolio management and relationship management teams, the successful candidate will help ensure that portfolio changes, rebalances and associated cash flows are implemented efficiently and consistently.
This is an opportunity to work at the centre of a growing investment proposition, gaining broad exposure to multi-asset portfolio management, and the operational infrastructure supporting the model portfolio services.
Under The Central Bank of Ireland’s (CBI) Individual Accountability Framework (IAF) established under The Central Bank (Individual Accountability Framework) Act 2023 (IAF Act), as an expected Control Function holder, you have a Duty of Responsibility under the CBI Common Conduct Standards. These standards include:
acting with honesty and integrity,
acting with due skill, care and diligence,
co-operating in good faith and without delay with the Central Bank of Ireland
acting in the best interest of customers and treating them fairly and professionally
operating in compliance with standards of market conduct and trading venue rules
Responsibilities
Support the implementation of asset-allocation, fund-selection and tactical portfolio changes across the model portfolio range.
Coordinate portfolio rebalances, subscriptions, redemptions, cash flows and other portfolio events.
Monitor implementation progress across platforms, identifying and resolving exceptions, delays and unintended portfolio deviations.
Perform pre and post-implementation checks to confirm that portfolio activity has been completed accurately.
Lead the production of high-quality RFP’s for institutions and HNW prospects.
Prepare data for client quarterly reporting, investment analysis, performance reporting, and client presentations/meeting packs.
Place all discretionary trades through the firm’s portfolio management system on behalf of the Discretionary Investments Team.
Respond in a timely and accurate manner to portfolio manager requests.
Respond in a timely and accurate manner to portfolio manager requests.
Requirements
Minimum 2 years of relevant experience in portfolio implementation, investment operations, or a comparable role within an asset manager, wealth manager or investment platform.
Bachelor’s degree in Finance or other related discipline
- APA Saving and Investment qualification.
High level of proficiency in Microsoft Excel and other Office tools a necessity.
Highly detail-oriented with a strong risk management mindset.
Strong interpersonal skills and team-working skills
Comfortable working in a dynamic environment while managing competing priorities and meeting deadlines.
It is a condition of the tenure of employment that the Employee be a member of a CPD member under Minimum Competency.
CF-4 – Provider CF4 Arranging a financial service for a customer of the regulated financial service provider