Specialty Asset Manager II - Closely Held Assets

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Job Description:
Manages more complex specialty assets within The Private Bank Group with a full and in-depth understanding of all fiduciary aspects associated within a given segment of specialty assets, i.e., real estate, farm & ranch, timberland, oil & gas, private businesses. Partners closely with Private Bank relationship/client managers in proactive client service and sales activities to generate new business. Also links up closely with a Private Bank market to determine appropriate resources needed within Specialty Asset Management to obtain new business. Provides creative solutions to complex customer/asset needs. May have indirect coaching responsibilities.

Responsibilities:

Manages ownership interests in privately held companies that span various industries, sectors and business types. These interests are held by Bank of America/Merrill Lynch clients in a variety of fiduciary accounts, and responsibilities encompass all aspects that are associated with investments in private businesses. The Asset Manager will be exposed to financial statement analysis, investment valuation methodologies, certain trust and estate fiduciary matters, corporate organizational documents, as well as all aspects of corporate governance.

The associate will be responsible for the oversight of client assets that can vary significantly in value and complexity. At least annually, the associate must complete an investment review for each assigned interest. Reviews will include an updated value using generally accepted valuation methods, such as the income, market or asset-based approach, as well as assigning asset performance ratings.

This particular role focuses on the oversight of investment holding companies which requires familiarity with financial asset classes including equities, fixed income, and alternative investments.

Other activities include review of potential new assets, obtaining external valuation work product, governance activities and at the entity level as needed. Frequent contact with portfolio managers, trust officers, tax and legal experts, wealth strategists, as well as clients and their advisors as required.

Skills:

• Collaboration

• Decision Making

• Issue Management

• Prioritization

• Strategic Thinking

• Critical Thinking

• Customer and Client Focus

• Oral Communications

• Project Management

• Written Communications

• Active Listening

• Adaptability

• Analytical Thinking

• Continuous Improvement

• Innovative Thinking

Required Qualifications:

• 3+ years of experience in investment analysis or related field required

Desired Qualifications:

• Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, Economics, or related field desired. MBA a plus

• Accredited Senior Appraiser (ASA) designation through the American Society of Appraisers is a plus

• 1+ years of experience in a fiduciary environment a plus

Shift:
1st shift (United States of America)

Hours Per Week:
40