How to Apply: Send your application to the email address provided in the job posting.
Master the Client Conversation: From First Call to Portfolio Review
This role lives and dies by your ability to connect with senior decision-makers and HNWIs. Hiring managers will probe how you build trust, handle objections, and translate complex financial products into clear advice.
1. Show you understand the products: Before you apply, make sure you can explain fixed income, unit trusts, offshore investments, and pension products in simple terms. Be ready to discuss how each fits different client goals.
2. Prove your sales instincts: Even though it's entry-level, you'll be expected to meet sales targets. Highlight any experience where you've persuaded someone, whether in sales, internships, or even leading a project.
3. Prepare a 30-60-90 day plan: Outline how you'll prospect, build your pipeline, and start client meetings. This shows you're proactive and think strategically.
4. Polish your presentation skills: You'll be presenting to corporates and HNWIs. Practice a short pitch on an investment product, and be ready to deliver it confidently.
5. Demonstrate financial literacy: Be ready to discuss basic financial concepts, market trends, and how you stay informed. Read up on the Kenyan investment landscape.
6. Highlight your network: The role leverages personal and professional networks. Think about who you know that could be a potential client or referral source, and be ready to talk about how you'll tap into that.
7. Emphasize attention to detail: You'll handle documentation and compliance. Give examples of how you've been meticulous in past roles or academic work.
8. Show resilience and self-motivation: Sales roles have rejection. Share a story of how you've bounced back from a setback and stayed motivated.