Investment Analyst

at  TOKIO MARINE ASSET MANAGEMENT INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD

COMPANY PROFILE:

Tokio Marine Asset Management International Pte. Ltd. (“TMAMI”) was established in July 1997 in Singapore as a fully owned subsidiary of Tokio Marine Asset Management Co Ltd (“TMAM Tokyo”), with the vision to become a Japanese asset manager of choice to our clients, and a respected Asian investment specialist for our group.
TMAMI is a Capital Markets Services (CMS) Licensee under the Monetary Authority of Singapore and is a member of the Investment Management Association of Singapore (IMAS).
TMAMI currently sub-manages traditional long only strategies such as small/mid cap Asia ex Japan equities, ASEAN equities and owner’s equities under head office TMAM’s investment management capability. TMAMI also provides investment advisory services to institutional investors and corporate pension funds. It also offers public investment trusts for individual customers in Japan through the head office’s network in Japan.

REQUIREMENTS:

• The ideal candidate will have 5+ years of research experience , either on the buy-side or sell-side.
• Degree holder in Accounting, Finance, Business or Economics.
• CFA/CAIA qualification would be an advantage.
• Fluent in English. Mandarin-speaking would be preferred.
• Well versed in Japanese will have an advantage.
• Prior experience of researching ESG / China / Hong Kong / Taiwan companies is strongly preferred.
• Coverage in the financial, real estate, IT, healthcare, and consumer sectors will be considered.
• CMFAS Module 3 passer would be an advantage.
• The position is based in Singapore, and as such, Singapore citizens and PRs will be given priority.

The position is for a Investment Analyst in the Asia ex-Japan equities team, whose primary responsibility is to make investment recommendations based on in-depth fundamental research.

The process of researching a company typically comprises (but may not be limited to):

• Analysing publicly available financial and operational data.
• Interviewing the management team of the company, its suppliers, customers, and other stakeholders, regulators, etc.
• Detailed financial modelling.
• Conducting a fundamental valuation exercise and establishing a price target.
• Identifying catalysts and timeframe for the price target to be achieved.
• Effectively communicating the above to the portfolio management team verbally as well as in the prescribed written format.
• Actively maintain such research coverage.