Fund and Investment Manager

Deutsche Partners Holding DPHAbujaroam-ngpublicerad 2026-10-16
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About the company

Deutsche Partners Holding Limited (DPH) is a diversified financial services institution providing solutions across investment banking, asset management, securities trading, private equity, trusteeship, wealth management, structured finance and strategic advisory services.

Your tasks

2. Job Purpose The Fund & Investment Manager will provide strategic and operational leadership in managing, growing and optimising DPH's investment portfolios and funds. The role involves developing investment strategies, identifying opportunities, conducting due diligence, managing equity and debt investments, monitoring portfolio performance and ensuring compliance with approved investment mandates and applicable regulatory requirements.

The successful candidate will drive portfolio growth, maximise risk-adjusted returns, preserve capital, strengthen investor relationships and support the expansion of the firm's Assets Under Management (AUM).

3. Key Responsibilities A. Investment Strategy and Portfolio Management

  • Develop and implement investment strategies aligned with DPH's objectives, risk appetite and fund mandates.
  • Manage portfolios across equities, fixed income, private equity, private credit, structured products and other approved instruments.
  • Optimise asset allocation, liquidity, diversification and risk-adjusted returns.
  • Monitor portfolio performance, market developments, concentration risks and exposure limits.

B. Equity and Fixed-Income Investment Management

  • Identify, evaluate and execute listed and private equity investment opportunities.
  • Conduct financial analysis, company valuation, credit assessments and investment return modelling.
  • Assess government and corporate bonds, treasury instruments, commercial papers, private debt and other approved investments.
  • Monitor portfolio companies, issuers and borrowers for performance, repayment capacity and emerging risks.
  • Develop value-creation, restructuring and exit strategies to maximise investment returns.

C. Investment Origination and Business Growth

  • Develop a strong pipeline of investment opportunities with attractive risk-adjusted returns.
  • Build relationships with institutional investors, corporations, financial institutions, development finance institutions, fund sponsors and other market participants.
  • Identify emerging investment themes and sectors aligned with DPH's strategic objectives.
  • Support fundraising, capital mobilisation, new investment mandates and growth in AUM and investment income.

D. Research, Due Diligence and Investment Execution

  • Conduct financial, commercial, operational, market and investment due diligence.
  • Review financial statements, business plans, forecasts, capital structures and market trends.
  • Prepare financial models, valuation analyses, investment memoranda and recommendations.
  • Coordinate with Legal, Compliance, Risk and external advisers to assess legal, tax, regulatory and operational risks.
  • Ensure investment decisions are supported by objective analysis, proper documentation and appropriate approvals.

E. Fund Management and Investor Relations

  • Support the establishment, structuring and management of investment funds and other approved investment vehicles.
  • Monitor fund performance, net asset value (NAV), liquidity, subscriptions, redemptions and distributions, as applicable.
  • Prepare periodic fund and portfolio reports for management, investors, trustees, regulators and other stakeholders.
  • Maintain transparent, professional investor relationships and support fundraising presentations and investment updates.
  • Coordinate with trustees, custodians, fund administrators, auditors and other service providers to support effective fund governance.

F. Regulatory Compliance and Investment Risk Management

  • Ensure investment and fund activities comply with applicable Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regulations and other relevant Nigerian financial-market requirements.
  • Monitor regulatory developments affecting investment management, capital markets, taxation and financial services.
  • Identify, assess and manage market, credit, liquidity, operational, counterparty and concentration risks.
  • Conduct stress testing, sensitivity analysis and scenario analysis where appropriate.
  • Ensure investments remain within approved mandates, risk limits, contractual obligations and internal policies.

G. Investment Committee, Governance and Reporting

  • Prepare and present investment papers, portfolio reviews, performance reports and risk assessments to the Investment Committee and Executive Management.
  • Provide objective, commercially sound investment recommendations.
  • Track approved investments through execution and monitor post-investment obligations.
  • Measure portfolio performance against approved benchmarks and targets.
  • Prepare monthly, quarterly and annual reports covering returns, AUM, investment income, liquidity, realised and unrealised gains, and other relevant performance indicators.

H. Team Leadership and Stakeholder Management

  • Lead, coach and develop investment professionals within the Fund & Investment Management function.
  • Set clear objectives, performance expectations and accountability standards.
  • Collaborate with internal departments and external stakeholders to achieve investment and business objectives.

Performance will be assessed using the following indicators

  • Growth in Assets Under Management (AUM) and investment portfolio value.
  • Achievement of approved investment return targets and risk-adjusted performance.
  • Portfolio diversification and compliance with investment limits.
  • Quality and size of the investment pipeline.
  • Growth in investment income, realised gains and capital appreciation.
  • Fundraising and capital mobilisation performance.
  • Compliance with SEC regulations and other applicable requirements.
  • Effectiveness of investment risk management and portfolio monitoring.
  • Successful execution of investment exits and value-realisation strategies.
  • Quality and timeliness of investor, management and regulatory reporting.

Requirements

DPH seeks high-performing professionals with strong technical expertise, commercial awareness, sound judgement, ethical leadership and a commitment to creating sustainable, long-term value.

Educational Requirements

  • Bachelor's degree in Finance, Economics, Accounting, Business Administration, Investment Management or a related discipline.
  • A Master's degree in Finance, Economics, Investment Management, Business Administration or a related field is an advantage.

Professional Experience

  • 8–15 years of relevant experience in fund management, asset management, investment banking, private equity, portfolio management, securities or related financial services.
  • Demonstrable experience managing equity and debt/fixed-income investment portfolios.
  • Proven track record in investment origination, portfolio growth and delivery of risk-adjusted returns.
  • Experience preparing investment analyses and presenting recommendations to Investment Committees or senior management.
  • Experience working with institutional investors, trustees, custodians and other capital-market stakeholders.
  • Strong understanding of Nigerian financial markets, investment products, fund structures and applicable regulatory requirements.

6. Core Competencies

  • Investment strategy and portfolio management.
  • Financial modelling, valuation and investment analysis.
  • Equity research and credit analysis.
  • Investment risk management and regulatory compliance.
  • Fundraising, business development and investor relations.
  • Strategic thinking and commercial judgement.
  • Leadership, negotiation and stakeholder management.
  • Communication, reporting and decision-making.

How to apply

Interested and qualified candidates should submit their CV and cover letter to:

Email: felix.I@dphinvest.com