Program overview
Working closely with top professors in the John Molson School of Business's Finance Department, and a group of industry leaders acting as Mentors, KWPMP students work with a real-life portfolio worth over $5.9 million.
The two-year program is limited to six to nine participants each year and operates as follows:
Scholarships & Bursaries
There are six scholarships and one bursary available to KWPMP students who exemplify the program’s code of ethics, uphold the highest standards of conduct, demonstrate leadership skills, and contribute to the growth and strength of the program.
Research Associates
First year KWPMP students are referred to as Research Associates. They assist the second-year students who are the Fund Managers.
Fund Managers
Second year KWPMP students are referred to as Fund Managers. Each KWPMP Fund Manager is responsible for a specific market or industry sector and must recommend the best investments in his/her sector. The Fund Managers handle all aspects of the investment management process, including the analysis of economic and capital market conditions, asset allocation and security selection.
Client Committee
The Client Committee consists of senior Investment professionals whose role is to ensure that the Fund Managers are investing in a professional and prudent manner. All investment decisions in the program must undergo a rigorous analysis process supported by full written reports.
