Portfolio​/Investment Manager

Role Overview

The Portfolio Manager / Investment Manager will be responsible for managing discretionary portfolios mandates in line with Spring Investments’ investment philosophy, risk framework, and regulatory obligations. The role requires strong judgment, disciplined portfolio construction skills, and the ability to operate independently within a regulated Swiss asset-management environment.

The position is hands-on and execution-focused, with direct involvement in investment decisions, monitoring, and ongoing portfolio optimization.

• Manage discretionary portfolios and/or fund mandates across relevant asset classes, in line with defined investment objectives and risk limits.
• Develop, implement, and monitor portfolio construction strategies, including asset allocation, security selection, and risk budgeting.
• Execute investment decisions efficiently and in compliance with internal policies and best-execution standards.

• Conduct fundamental and market-based investment analysis to support portfolio decisions.
• Monitor macroeconomic developments, market trends, and risk factors impacting portfolios.
• Participate actively in investment discussions, committee meetings, and strategy reviews.

• Ensure portfolios remain compliant with internal risk limits, regulatory constraints, and client mandates.
• Monitor portfolio risks (market, credit, liquidity) and proactively adjust exposures as required.
• Contribute to the continuous improvement of investment and risk-management processes.

• Support client discussions and investment updates, particularly for Hebrew- and English-speaking clients where relevant.
• Work closely with operations, risk, and compliance teams to ensure smooth portfolio implementation and reporting.
• Contribute to internal documentation, investment rationales, and portfolio reporting as required.

• 5–7 years of professional experience as a Portfolio Manager or Investment Manager, with direct responsibility for portfolio construction and investment decisions.
• Relevant university degree. A CFA charter holder is an advantage.
• Fluent in English and Hebrew (writing and speaking). Good knowledge of the French and/or German language is an advantage.
• Swiss nationality or a valid Swiss B permit.

• Proven track record in discretionary portfolio management.
• Strong understanding of financial markets, portfolio construction, and risk management.
• Ability to work independently while adhering to structured investment and risk frameworks.
• High level of integrity, professionalism, and attention to detail, suitable for a regulated environment.

• Existing book of clients.

• A senior, investment-focused role within a growing Swiss boutique asset manager.
• Direct impact on investment decisions and portfolio outcomes.
• A professional, disciplined, and collaborative working environment.
• Competitive compensation aligned with experience and responsibilities.