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Are you passionate about finance, providing advice and personalised support to demanding clients? Private Investment Advisers are a job for people with rigorous, strategic profiles, capable of combining financial expertise with a keen sense of customer relations. Before you take the plunge, find out more about the tasks, skills required and career prospects for this fast-growing profession.

You carry out a complete audit of your customers’ financial situation

You analyse financial market trends and identify opportunities

You design personalised investment strategies based on risk profiles

You select the best financial and property investments

You can optimise your customers’ wealth tax position

You structure private equity deals and structured products

You plan inheritance and family transfers

You carry out regular monitoring and adjust portfolios in line with economic trends

Excellent interpersonal skills
Your ability to listen and explain complex concepts in simple terms transforms them into understandable solutions. You build lasting relationships based on trust with a demanding and wealthy clientele.

This profession gives you a direct impact on your clients’ financial success. You play a part in their most important life projects: transferring a business, optimising tax and preparing for retirement. The wealth management sector is experiencing sustained growth, driven by the increase in the number of high net worth individuals.

Your technical expertise gives you a high degree of professional recognition and autonomy in your recommendations. Your career prospects could take you to wealth management director, private banking team manager or independent wealth management consultant.

The job of private investment adviser offers attractive remuneration, which rises significantly with experience. At the start of your career, you can expect to earn between €30,000 and €40,000 gross per year. After a few years’ experience, this salary rises to €55,000 and can reach up to €80,000 gross per year.

In addition, there are often significant benefits: performance bonuses linked to the amounts managed, commission on investments made, and profit sharing. Your career prospects may lead you to become an asset manager or a self-employed professional, with remuneration that may exceed these amounts.

To become a Private Investment Advisor, it is essential to follow a specialised course at a school recognised for its expertise in finance and wealth management. At INSEEC, we can help you realise your career plans by offering programmes and specialisations tailored to the challenges of investment, wealth engineering and financial advice.

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