Investment Analyst, International Portfolio Management
About the position The CIO Analyst Program at Prudential Financial is a three-year, entry-level role designed for individuals passionate about capital markets, data analysis, and investments. This program offers exposure to various areas within the Chief Investment Office (CIO), focusing on developing technical and professional skills while collaborating with leaders in the investment community. The CIO plays a crucial role in asset/liability management and investment portfolio oversight, making this position integral to Prudential's strategic operations. Responsibilities • Participate in the CIO Analyst Program, gaining exposure to multiple areas within the Chief Investment Office. • Assist in developing asset-liability management-oriented portfolio strategies. • Select, direct, and oversee asset managers for Prudential's international investment portfolios. • Collaborate with diverse teams to address investment challenges and inform business strategy. • Engage in data analysis to support investment decisions and strategies. Requirements • Preferred majors include mathematics, engineering, economics, computer science, finance, actuarial sciences, or a similarly quantitative subject area. • Minimum 3.0 GPA recommended. Nice-to-haves • Strong written, oral communication, and interpersonal skills • Advanced proficiency in Excel • Excellent leadership and interpersonal skills Benefits • Market competitive base salaries with yearly bonus potential • Medical, dental, vision, life insurance, and disability insurance • Paid Time Off (PTO) and leave of absences, including parental and military leave • 401(k) plan with company match (up to 4%) • Company-funded pension plan • Wellness Programs with reimbursement for personal wellbeing needs • Work/Life Resources for various personal support topics • Tuition Assistance for traditional college enrollment and accredited programs • Employee Stock Purchase Plan at a discount after one year of service Apply tot his job Apply tot his job