Investment consultants advise the trustees of corporate, high-net-worth individuals and financial intermediaries on what to do with their money.

They help these clients determine the asset allocation that will enable them to reach their investment goals, whether by making sure a pension fund can meet its payout obligations or maximizing the wealth of an endowment. In the process they recommend which fund managers clients should invest with, and what percentage of the client's money should be directed to non-traditional, alternative investments.

Investment consultants will first work with trustees or other fiduciaries to analyze their investment goals and learn how their funds are governed. They want to understand what level of performance the trustees expect and their sensitivity to risk. The consultants then develop liability plans and profiles that enable them to recommend an acceptable investment policy for their clients.

After establishing the appropriate allocation of funds across different asset classes and investment managers, investment consultants help implement their plan by identifying the fund managers who are most likely to meet the goals that have been established with the least overhead costs. It's also the investment consultant's job to monitor how the funds they have recommended perform, and if the managers of those funds are meeting - or failing to meet - the benchmarks that have been established.

Jobs in investment consulting usually fall into one of two main categories: asset allocation and fund selection.

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