Investment Division Rotational Program

The John Hancock US Investment Division is currently seeking highly motivated university undergraduate business, economics and finance candidates, graduating in Spring 2011, to apply for a comprehensive development program sponsored by the Chief Investment Officer.

This extensive two year rotational program is designed to develop highly motivated individuals with a strong interest in financial services and investment management. Through a variety of assigned six-month rotations, candidates will have the opportunity to gain valuable diverse experience with multiple asset classes and front, middle, and back office exposure. Working with a variety of Assignment Managers, these rotations are intended to maximize the opportunity to acquire technical knowledge, and gain an appreciation of the diversity of the asset origination and asset management businesses within the context of a large global financial services firm. Successful applicants will be mentored by a senior executive during the two year program.

Note: Financial assistance is provided to cover some of the costs associated with completing the CFA designation.

Consider yourself an ideal candidate for this program if you are a person with demonstrated analytical, problem solving, and leadership skills; possess highly developed interpersonal skills; and are a results oriented individual. In addition, we are looking for candidates who have the following:

• Bachelors degree in Economics, Finance or Business Administration
• Working knowledge of investment/financial markets
  
• Familiarity with a variety of financial products and services
  
• Demonstrated knowledge of accounting, financial or investment analysis techniques
  
• Ability to be flexible, creative and show initiative while working in a challenging and fast paced environment
  
• Strong written & oral communication skills
  
• Solid computer experience using Excel, Word and PowerPoint, with a strong aptitude for learning new software packages
  
• Helpful: enrollment in CFA and familiarity with statistical analysis (quantitative    & qualitative)