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Wealth Management Associate Program - MD Financial (Quebec) - January 2027

The Wealth Management Associate Program at MD Financial offers a salaried development opportunity starting January 2027 in Quebec. It focuses on building skills in financial planning, client relationship management, and wealth advisory for recent graduates or those completing degrees.

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Program Overview

  • Start date: January 2027, work hours: 37.5 per week, location: Quebec.
  • MD Financial supports Canadian physicians with tailored financial planning and wealth management.
  • Program develops sales and entrepreneurial skills for a career in Wealth Advisory.
  • Focus on financial planning, relationship building, and client discovery skills.
  • Welcomes applicants from diverse academic and professional backgrounds.
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Candidate Requirements

  • Undergraduate or master's degree completion by January 2027 or recent graduate with under 5 years experience.
  • Passion for helping clients achieve financial goals and building a long-term advisory career.
  • Strong communication, relationship management, and organizational skills.
  • Curious, thoughtful, collaborative, adaptable, and motivated to grow.
  • Entrepreneurial mindset with ability to influence and build consensus.
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Responsibilities

  • Assist in client meeting preparation and post-meeting documentation.
  • Identify opportunities and gather financial data from discovery conversations.
  • Prepare comprehensive financial plans and investment strategies.
  • Support wealth teams in MD Financial offices for practical experience.
  • Engage in ongoing learning and mentorship throughout the program.
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Training and Development

  • Comprehensive training on Scotiabank’s Wealth Advisory and Total Wealth Planning.
  • Formal web-based and in-person training sessions and speaker events.
  • Professional development and ongoing mentorship support.
  • Exposure to various wealth advisory business areas and strategies.
  • Support to attain licensing requirements for advisory roles.