How do I start a business in investment management?
May 17th, 2010
I have a passion for investment. I have done well in investing my own money. I would like to turn my passion into a full time job. How do I go to start an investment company to manage other people’s money and earn a fee from it? Thanks.
My Related Websites
- Open money and Debian | Buxy rêve tout haut
- Mondecentral.com » How to Make Money Online Fast & Easy 100% FREE …
- The Passion Of Brazil Soccer | List of Sports
- WE DON'T TAKE SUCH MONEY « Charles Santiago
- Real Estate Investment Trust Kimco Realty Corporation announces …
- Investment Banking | Banking Company
- How To Avoid Wasting Money When Giving To Charity – Saving Advice
- My passion for African football | Twenty Ten
- Overseas Property Investment | Quick Homes For Sale Online
- SamCam quits her full-time job on second day as PM's wife « FMWF
- Virginia Real Estate Investment Company President Indicted on …
- Full-time English Job Thailand
- TEFL Job Around Taiwan Taiwan
- Diving Job: FULL TIME – PADI Scuba Instructor | Divers jobs …
- ETFs With A Really Narrow Focus – Smart Investment Or A Risk Not …
- Where's The Money? | Daily Markets
- Sales & Design Consultant – Full Time – Walter E. Smithe – Chicago …
- cars : Open Minded Determination = Chasing Passion! «cars sale …
- 2010 FIFA World Cup: Passion | TheOriginalWinger.com
- Sarah Ruhl's Passion Play « Culturebot
Mail this post
Posted in 
Tags: 
Take a Series 65 exam. Form an investment management company and get an investment advisory license for it. Start marketing…
Visit http://www.turnkeyhedgefunds.com
I would say try to get a job in the field where you would be managing money for clients. Or you can start small and try to manage money for friends or relatives. If you are good, you will slowly but surely attract more capital. Just remember that managing money for other people may be psychologically very different from managing your own money. Also, while it’s good that you have done well, in this field it’s all about your consistent long-term track record. There are lots of people who do well in any given year or 3-year period but much fewer who can do well consistently over 10 years or more. Good luck.
Open an office at Taipei 101