SWITZERLAND – The six billion Swiss franc (3.8 billion euro) Swiss Pension Fund of food group Nestle says it is looking to recruit a Portfolio Manager, Modeling.
The role is in the European equity team at the Vevey-based fund, the largest of the 70 funds in the group.
“In this role, your main responsibilities will be to provide the two other portfolio managers with a quantitatively driven, model based approach,” says a Nestle job advertisement in the Financial Times.
“The strategic allocation of the fund is innovative, with a growing portion of assets perusing absolute return strategies,” it says. “Most of the portfolios are managed actively.”
The candidate requires a degree in economics or finance, three years’ experience in equity markets and portfolio modelling experience.
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