Jobs at Franklin Templeton

Perform quantitative analyses (optimization, simulation) to support insurance and pension clients on asset allocation, ALM, portfolio construction, hedging, and analytics. Develop and improve production engines, custom analytical tools, and automated solutions. Interface with client service, portfolio management, and risk teams and vendor systems to deliver, explain, and operationalize bespoke client solutions.

Lead sales strategy and execution for institutional liquidity in the U.S. western region. Build senior relationships with corporate treasurers, insurers, governments, and intermediaries. Drive growth of short-term, ultra-short, and tokenized liquidity solutions, manage full sales cycle, partner with product, distribution, digital assets, marketing, and client servicing to close complex institutional mandates.

The Head of Performance & Attribution drives strategic direction for investment performance, leads global teams, and transforms data-driven investment capabilities at Franklin Templeton.

The role involves reviewing and validating securities pricing, investigating exceptions, ensuring accurate fund valuations, supporting digital initiatives, and responding to client inquiries in a fast-paced environment.

The VP of Business Development will lead sales strategy for corporate liquidity solutions, build relationships with senior decision-makers, and support growth in traditional and digital asset liquidity solutions.

The Head of Insurance General Account Solutions – US is responsible for strategic leadership, client engagement, and solution design for insurance clients, addressing regulatory and investment needs, while collaborating across teams to deliver tailored investment solutions.

The Director will provide strategic insights and analysis on sales flows, product performance, and market dynamics, guiding decision-making for the Global Client Group. They will lead a small team and support executive communication related to earnings and strategic planning.

The Wealth Director is responsible for securing new business from high-net-worth clients, developing strategies, maintaining relationships, and coordinating presentations of the firm's services.

The Quantitative Developer will build and enhance risk analytics and data systems for portfolio risk, focusing on fixed income instruments and collaborating with business stakeholders.