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What are the expected job roles of Qualifying IPs for the purposes of the Schemes?


Updated by MAS
  • Qualifying IPs are expected to be employed primarily as a portfolio manager, research analyst or trader in the conduct of investment management in an SFO. Examples of a Qualifying IP’s responsibilities include: 
    • Developing and implementing investment strategies, including building and managing investment portfolios;
    • Performing investment research and market analysis with recommendations to buy or sell a specific financial product or asset class; and
    • Trading of financial instruments, which could include liquidity management and deal structuring.
  • Roles primarily relating to operations, administration, or finance/accounting are not considered to be Qualifying IP roles. Examples that are not considered to be IP roles include:
    • Financial planning and analysis, budgeting, or capital account management;
    • Cashflow monitoring;
    • Legal documentation and fund wiring;
    • Tax planning support; and
    • Passing on or keying in orders (i.e., trade settlement or confirmation).

This information is sourced from MAS.

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