Fidelity International

Asset Management

Manager,WholesaleSalesBusinessDevelopment

$1–1k Tokyo, Japan FULL TIME
The Brief

“Manager, Wholesale Sales Business Development at Fidelity International. Skills: Business Development, Sales Strategy. Build and leverage relationship with distribution partners. Secure new mandate from key client”

What You'll Achieve.

Achieve net sales target

Industry & Context.

Asset Management

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Sales or product development/management experience in Asset Management/financial industry at least 3 years, Deep understanding of investment products, Deep understanding of sales practice of the industry, Verbal and written communication skill in English

Nice to Have

CMA, CFA, or MBA degree

What You'll Do.

Build and leverage relationship with distribution partners

Secure new mandate from key client

Lead new fund promotion project

Deliver sales strategy

Achieve net sales target

Understand client needs

Communicate with Product team

Communicate with Investment Management team

Learn investment capabilities

Learn Fidelity’s global business

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Internal and external stakeholders; Product team; Investment Management team; Fund Promotion team; Marketing team

Communication Scope

Interpersonal skills; Communication skills; Presentation skills; Verbal communication; Written communication

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