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The Principal Wealth Manager role at Savvy is a critical role that will shape how the future of the wealth management industry looks (from a fintech lens). Savvy is a technology driven wealth management firm & RIA building software to drive automation and efficiency for wealth managers to let them focus on what truly matters: quality time with their clients.
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Key Responsibilities and Duties The Wealth Management Advisor partners with affluent clients to identify their financial goals, analyze their financial landscape and develop recommendations that help them work towards well defined financial objectives.
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In this high-impact role, youll operate in a dynamic environment as an active wealth manager developing relationships with HNW clients that you transition to the firm with our best-in-class client transition team, as well as cultivate and close new relationships with client prospects delivered to you through Savvys Marketing Team and in-house Lead Generation algorithm.
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A Best-in-Class FinTech Wealth Management Platform with Charles Schwab as Funds Custodian, Amplify as Turnkey Asset Management Platform (TAMP), S&P for Market Intelligence, Markel for Insurance, and Evalueserve for Research Support & Analytics.
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We welcome those with experience in jobs such as Accounting Manager, Retail Sales Representative, and Accounting Assistant and others in the Accounting and Finance to apply. Training in-branch, regionally, nationally, and virtually to help you with all aspects of your business.
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Wealth Management designation, e.g., Certified Wealth Strategist (CWS), CFA or CFP strongly preferred. Exhibits wealth management and investment products expertise including equities, fixed income, mutual fund and retirement plans; equity compensation plans, stock options and annuities.
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The Wealth Management Associate is an integral member of the advisory team and is responsible for delivering a consistent, positive client experience to help ensure all commitments are completed and delivered in a timely manner.
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The Wealth Management Associate is often the first point of contact with clients on a broad array of services related to account servicing, financial plans and investment portfolios. Under the direction of the Financial Advisor / Private Wealth Advisor, this industry professional combines relationship management with marketing skills, and product knowledge to cultivate longstanding relationships with clients.
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Candidates should be passionate about wealth or asset management, eager to learn, leverage and grow their skillset. Job: Wealth Manager Associate. Experience with any of the following: trade order management systems, Black Diamond, Schwab or FactSet a plus.
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Account Manager / Client Services / client support / Analyst / registered paraplanner / CFP / FINRA / business manager / Client relationship manager / project manager / project management / retirement planning / banking / professional services / CPA / financial planner / financial analyst / Sales / account executive / key account manager / Broker / CExP / Certified Exit Planner / CLU / Chartered Life Underwriter / VP / Director / Vice President / Wealth Management.
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Keep up to date with emerging trends and technologies in the Wealth Management (specifically Broker-Dealer, RIA, and Asset Management), Retirement, Workplace Benefits and recommend changes and improvements as needed.
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Preferably having a good understanding of AWS or Azure,Understanding of financial services industry domains – Retirement, Workplace Solutions, Group Benefits, Wealth Management will be big plus for this role.
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We welcome those with experience in jobs such as Field Client Relationship Manager, Bilingual Customer Service , and Billing and Posting Clerk and others in the Accounting and Finance to apply.
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Supporting our clients’ wealth management needs on behalf of our clients includes but is not limited to: financial planning, estate planning, investment management, retirement planning, education planning, active trading, banking, insurance, and lending needs.
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The Principal Wealth Manager role at Savvy is a critical role that will be foundational in shaping how the future of the wealth management industry looks from a fintech lens.
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