High Income Senior Portfolio Manager
Pubblicato il 04-10-2026 - Intesa Sanpaolo Group in Milano
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Overview
You will join the High Income team of Eurizon Capital SGR, contributing to the management of a broad range of fixed income strategies across High Yield, Leveraged Loans, AT1 investments, among others, while working in a dynamic and collaborative investment environment.What you'll be doing
As a High Income Senior Portfolio Manager you will be responsible for:
portfolio management across different strategies and mandates
Security selection based on both top-down macroeconomic analysis and bottom-up fundamental credit research
Monitoring market developments, issuer fundamentals and portfolio risks
Sales support when required, including participation in client meetings
Contributing to generation of investment ideas
Collaborating with Trading, Risk Management, ESG, Compliance and other internal stakeholders to support the investment process.
Who we are looking for
If you want to turn your passion into a career and you have the following characteristics, we are waiting for you:
5-10 of experience in the role
MS Office
English
Statistical and analytical skills and knowledge of Quantitative finance
Master’s Degree in Finance or equivalent
What we offer
Gross annual salary starting from € 65,000
The Group provides a performance-related variable component in line with the Group’s Remuneration Policies available on the Group website
Additional benefits set out by the National Collective Labour Agreement for the Banking sector and company-level agreements
Opportunities for professional development to support your growth
A wide range of training programes through our Corporate Academy, dedicated to the continuous development of professional, managerial and soft skills at all levels
Possibility of flexible working and a 4-day workweek (4x9)
A modern and integrated corporate welfare system (link)
Healthcare coverage and supplementary retirement plan upon employment
Benefits on the Group's banking products and services
About us
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