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Family Offices Services Manager
FinStrat Management, Inc.Family Office Services Manager leading investment services delivery for ultra-high-net-worth client families. Managing capital and constructing portfolios while coordinating with wealth management advisors.
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Discretionary Portfolio Management
- Manage assigned capital sleeves across client portfolios on a fully discretionary basis, spanning liquid equities, fixed income, and select alternatives
- Construct and maintain model portfolios with explicit factor exposures, benchmark targets, and risk budgets approved by the client principal
- Execute investment decisions including security selection, position sizing, rebalancing, and tactical allocation shifts within the agreed investment policy statement (IPS)
- Generate time-weighted and money-weighted return reporting on directly managed sleeves, held to the same S&P 500 benchmark standard applied to all outside managers
- Produce written investment rationale for every material position change — no undocumented trades
- Coordinate with client tax advisors on tax-lot management, wash sale rules, and the interaction between active trading and the client's broader tax posture
- Investment Oversight & Multi-Manager Coordination
- Maintain and continuously improve performance measurement frameworks for each client's full advisor roster, benchmarked against the S&P 500 and appropriate secondary indices
- Produce quarterly manager scorecards covering rolling 1-, 3-, and 5-year returns (gross and net of fees), with plain-English summaries written for principals, not advisors
- Build and maintain pairwise correlation matrices and factor-decomposed diversification analyses across all active managers, including directly managed sleeves
- Perform look-through concentration analysis to surface true single-name, sector, geography, and thematic exposures across the entire portfolio — including positions you hold directly
- Portfolio Analytics & Risk
- Decompose each manager's results by asset class, sector, and factor exposure (value, growth, size, momentum); apply the same attribution framework to your own directly managed sleeves
- Develop and maintain liquidity waterfall models under defined stress scenarios, incorporating LP lockups, directly held positions, real estate assumptions, and credit line availability
- Monitor concentration risk in real time across all sleeves — both managed externally and managed directly — and escalate when aggregate exposures exceed agreed thresholds
- Partner with the FSM operations team on cross-entity insurance and risk audits, contributing investment-side risk context
- Investment Policy & Client Governance
- Draft and maintain a written Investment Policy Statement (IPS) for each client, covering return objectives, risk tolerance, liquidity requirements, constraints, and benchmark selection
- Lead quarterly investment review meetings with family principals; present performance of directly managed sleeves alongside outside manager scorecards in a unified format
- Participate in asset allocation reviews with the client's strategic advisor; provide quantitative support for allocation shift recommendations
- Translate institutional-grade analytics into direct, no-jargon deliverables that respect client sophistication without burying them in unnecessary complexity
- Advisor Coordination & Governance
- Serve as FSM's primary point of contact for each client's wealth management roster, operating as an objective oversight layer above individual outside managers
- Facilitate quarterly advisor review sessions; provide written scorecard summaries to the client principal in advance of each meeting
- Coordinate on capital call timing, distribution reinvestment, and cash management across all sleeves
Requirements
What you’ll need- Bachelor's degree in finance, economics, mathematics, or a related quantitative field
- CFA Charterholder in good standing
- Series 65 (or Series 66) license, or willingness to obtain prior to assuming discretionary management responsibilities; RIA registration experience preferred
- 7+ years of experience in investment management, with demonstrated responsibility for managing discretionary capital — not just analyzing or recommending
- Deep fluency in portfolio construction, performance attribution, factor analysis, and multi-asset risk management
- Direct experience with investment policy statements, rebalancing frameworks, and client-level reporting for discretionary accounts
- Demonstrated experience working in or alongside multi-entity family office structures (trusts, LLCs, LP structures, multi-state tax exposure)
- Proficiency with portfolio management and analytics tools (Addepar, Black Diamond, Orion, Masttro, or equivalents); ability to operate effectively without them when necessary
- Exceptional written communication — your investment memos and scorecards will go directly to principals.
Benefits
Comp & perks- Competitive base salary commensurate with experience
- Performance-based bonus tied to portfolio outcomes, client retention, and deliverable quality
- Equity participation in FSM's family office practice as it scales
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Hard Skills & Tools
portfolio managementperformance attributionfactor analysismulti-asset risk managementinvestment policy statementsrebalancing frameworksliquidity waterfall modelsconcentration risk monitoringsecurity selectionposition sizing
Soft Skills
written communicationclient governancepresentation skillsanalytical thinkingcoordinationleadershipcollaborationproblem-solvingattention to detailstrategic thinking
Certifications
CFA CharterholderSeries 65 licenseSeries 66 license