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Type of Role: Investments

Experience Level: Analyst/Associate

Location: Dallas, Texas, United States

Salary: $k - $k

Legacy Knight is an independent family office serving multiple high-net-worth families — the principals of which are most often extraordinary business owners and entrepreneurs whose success has enabled them to amass great wealth. Details below.

Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s degree with a strong academic record.
  • 1-2 years of relevant experience
  • Excellent analytical skills
  • Ability to effectively communicate both orally and in writing to investment managers, internal staff, and third-party vendors
  • Ability to work independently and be a self-starter
  • Intellectual curiosity and the ability to think critically
  • Experience working with any of these tools is a plus: FactSet, Addepar, Claude

Position overview

The Investment Analyst will support investment research and diligence across a variety of private and public investments.

In this role, you will:

  • Conduct investment and manager research across a range of alternative investment asset classes.
  • Be responsible for client facing quarterly updates on existing investments along with communicating key updates to the team.
  • Work with other members of the investment team to draft and present investment recommendations to the internal Investment Committee for review and approval for inclusion in client portfolios.
  • Conduct deep economic research to develop thematic investment insights that drive manager research and investment efforts.
  • Design and produce internal reporting and analysis of activities and results across all investment strategies and funds.

Detailed role responsibilities

Direct and Fund Investment Underwriting

  • Work alongside investment team to underwrite investments in funds across a variety of asset classes such as private equity, private credit, venture capital, real assets, hedge funds, and more.
  • Work alongside the investment team to underwrite direct investments into companies across a variety of sectors, stages, and geographies.
  • Conduct due diligence and present findings to internal investment committee for inclusion in client portfolios.
  • Work alongside client facing team members to help craft compelling materials to present investment ideas to clients for investment.

Economic and Thematic Research

  • Conduct deep economic research using a variety of resources across topics relevant to the investment universe.
  • Synthesize the economic research into actionable deliverables that will be used to help guide client discussions.
  • Utilize research to help identify compelling areas for thematic investments.

Investment Reporting and Communications

  • Quarterly, craft outward facing updates on existing investments to be used in client communications.
  • Work alongside team members and the compliance department to ensure that all outbound materials comply with relevant rules and regulations.
  • Design and produce internal reporting and analysis of activities and results across all approved investments

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