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Firm Type: Law Firm, Experience: 3 Years, Job Overview: A law firm in Washington, DC, seeks a Corporate Investment Funds Regulatory Associate Attorney with at least 3 years of relevant asset management regulatory experience.
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Job Classification:Investment Management - InvestmentsPGIM: 2025 Real Estate, Investment Analyst ProgramLocation(s): Newark, NJ (Equity & Debt); New York, NY (Debt); Atlanta, GA (Equity & Debt); San Francisco, CA (Equity & Debt); Chicago, IL (Debt); Dallas, TX (Debt); Los Angeles, CA (Debt); Arlington, VA/DC Metro Area (Debt) (Hybrid)PGIM is the diversified asset management business of Prudential Financial, Inc.
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Do you excel at delivering compliance and consulting services to individual clients and their trusts, estates, family offices, investment vehicles, charitable pursuits, and closely-held business concerns, while providing solutions to complex tax issues.
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We are looking for a full time Attorney to join our team as a Mid-Level Investment Funds Associate. Our firm is seeking a mid-level associate to join its Investment Funds group. Full time Attorney - Mid-Level Investment Funds Associate - Multi Office.
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Position Responsibilities : Organization – Responsible for providing support to the Bethesda office through underwriting, loan request/investment report packaging, due diligence, closing, servicing and various support functions.
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Eagle One Solutions, Inc. , a Chenega Professional Services ’ company, is looking for a Capital Planning and Investment Controller (CPIC) to provide support to implement the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act (FITARA.
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That’s why we need you, a skilled Business and Investment Management Specialist who can ensure success through careful analysis and improved financial performance. Business and Investment Management Specialist, MidThe Opportunity: Are you searching for a position where you can use your financial management and analysis skills to assist with aligning resources to requirements.
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Position Title: Investment Real Estate Banker 3. Reports To: Manager of Investment Real Estate Banking. This position is primarily responsible for the marketing, underwriting and portfolio management of income-producing and stale residential real estate assets.
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Create a market for investment opportunities leveraging the Greysteel Engine and our proprietary process. As a commercial real estate advisor, your primary focus will be to develop and maintain client relationships by providing best-in-class advisory services throughout the transaction lifecycle.
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The Investment Analyst will work closely with both teams in support of the management of the Institute’s endowment. The Investment Analyst role is a two-year position with the option to extend for a third year.
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In this role, the individual will work closely with the Chief Investment Officer and Deputy Director of Investment Operations in the day-to-day oversight, management, and monitoring of the endowment portfolio as well as advising the Investment Committee in establishing risk and return objectives and investment policy.
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COMPENSATION & BENEFITS: Long-term full-time job opportunity in a highly reputable office11 Paid Federal HolidaysPaid Sick TimePaid VacationFree FinFit Financial Wellness BenefitFree Personal Financial Training Library BenefitShopping Discount Program, Workplace AdvantageEmployee Assistance ProgramCounselingLegal & Financial ConsultationsPharmacy Discount CardESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS and RESPONSIBILITIES: Supports capital planning and investment control activities.
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Required Qualifications and Skills: Knowledge with regard to: defined benefit and defined contribution plans and how they affect and interact with an employee's financial situation; the latest legal and business developments in the areas of retirement/investment planning, education funding, personal portfolio management, securities, life insurance/annuities, tax laws and estate-planning issues; Social Security and Medicare as demonstrated by prior work experience.
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Minimum of 5-8 years of experience in financial analysis, corporate finance, project finance, corporate or investment banking, with solid knowledge in the development of investment and/or company valuation models.
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Compass Point is a premier full-service investment bank providing a wide range of banking and research services to our clients. Associates are exposed to all aspects of sourcing and executing transactions within a fast-growing investment banking practice.
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Title: investment Company: The John R Oishei Foundation in Mclean, VA
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