GPS Associate Programme: Direct Private Investments Analyst

At Julius Baer, we celebrate and value the individual qualities you bring, enabling you to be impactful, to be entrepreneurial, to be empowered, and to create value beyond wealth. Let’s shape the future of wealth management together. Global Products & Solutions (GPS) plays a central role in operational excellence, developing innovative financial products, and client and stakeholder coordination. By aligning global insights with local needs, we empower relationship managers with tailored solutions that meet evolving client needs. The GPS Associate Programme is a structured, two-year development journey designed for ambitious early-career professionals aiming to build a career in private banking. As part of the Direct Private Investments (DPI) team in Hong Kong, the individual will embark on a dynamic 18–24-month programme combining rotational assignments, intensive training, and mentorship with challenging projects and responsibilities. Through hands-on experience and continuous learning, the individual will develop the skills, network and business acumen necessary to transition into a permanent role as a DPI Analyst within GPS upon successful completion. During the programme, the individual will rotate through 2-3 teams within GPS, gaining broad exposure to private markets, investments and financial services. The individual will support the Hong Kong and Zurich DPI teams in the day-to-day administration, coordination and documentation of private investment transactions. Further, the individual will receive continuous support via a dual mentorship model that pairs a senior mentor for career guidance and a buddy for day-to-day integration. The GPS Associate Programme: DPI Analyst reports to Head of Direct Private Investments, Hong Kong. YOUR CHALLENGE People management Contribute to the strengthening of the team spirit and the fostering of a collaborative work environment Build highly impactful relationships with global and regional stakeholders across functions in th