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Portfolio Specialist – Wealth
Groww
Employer posted: March 17, 2026. Source checked: October 14, 2026 10:49 pm. Availability and final application requirements are confirmed on the employer’s site.
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About this opportunity
- Radical customer centricity
- Ownership-driven culture
- Keeping everything simple
- Long-term thinking
- Complete transparency
Summary:
This role is designed for seasoned portfolio advisors with deep expertise in multi-asset solutions and HNI-specific needs. You will be responsible for providing sophisticated portfolio construction and advisory, including complex structures like succession, tax optimisation, and multi-entity strategies.
Key Responsibilities:
- Advise on bespoke portfolios integrating MF, PMS, AIF, Bonds, Structured/Global Products.
- Review and redesign existing portfolios, addressing allocation,selection, and deployment gaps.
- Apply advanced solutions for UHNIs including cash flow planning,preservation strategies, estate planning, and taxation nuances.
- Continuously monitor client portfolios and recommend rebalancing actions.
- Serve as a thought partner to relationship teams on large/complex clients.
Candidate Requirements:
- 3+ years’ experience in wealth advisory for UHNI or Family Office clients.
- In-depth knowledge of structured products, global funds, and advanced tax/regulatory frameworks.
- CFA/CA/MBA Finance preferred.
- High client engagement and consultative skills.
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