Wealth Advisor - GTA
Role Overview
The Wealth Advisor reports to the VP, Wealth Management and works with DUCA's third-party wealth-management partner.
Provides investment, retirement, and financial-planning advice, gathers investment assets, and reviews client portfolios and plans.
Supports up to three DUCA branches in the assigned region.
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Role overview
The Wealth Advisor reports to the VP, Wealth Management and works with DUCA's third-party wealth-management partner.
Provides investment, retirement, and financial-planning advice, gathers investment assets, and reviews client portfolios and plans.
Supports up to three DUCA branches in the assigned region.
Client growth and advice
- Build a high-value wealth-client portfolio and drive annual net sales through branch referrals, prospecting, and external networks.
- Visit branches, identify prospective clients with staff, and proactively contact existing clients about wealth services.
- Review referral portfolios and use planning and life-insurance needs-analysis tools to develop recommendations.
- Attract assets from other institutions and refer clients to insurance, trust, and estate-planning partners.
Branch partnership
- Develop branch colleagues' investment-product knowledge and advisory capabilities.
- Conduct individual and group information sessions and seminars with branch teams.
- Maintain knowledge of DUCA products and investment vehicles and identify retail banking opportunities with branch partners.
Required qualifications
- Complete the Canadian Securities Course (CSC), Conduct & Practices Handbook (CPH), and Wealth Management Essentials (WME).
- Currently registered as an Investment Representative.
- At least five years of financial-planning or investment-sales experience.
- Expert knowledge of investment products and investment-advice and financial-planning principles.
- Strong sales, communication, presentation, networking, client-acquisition, and partner-relationship skills.
Assets and education
- Post-secondary diploma or degree, ideally in Commerce, Business Administration, or a related field or experience.
- Portfolio management experience over $100,000 is an asset.
- PFP or CFP designation or progress toward completion is an asset.
- Public securities research, fee-based solutions, and ETF solutions experience are assets.
Working conditions
- Regular travel between assigned branches and/or offsite to meet Members is required.
Compensation
- Annual salary is $65,000.
- Potential annual commission earnings are described as $50,000 to $80,000, with no minimum or maximum and actual earnings potentially outside that range.
- The position may also be eligible for discretionary bonuses.
Employment details
Employment status is full-time.
The role has 38 hours per week and one existing vacancy.
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