Asset & Liability Manager vs Execution Trader

Hi,
I'm working for a big Asset Management company as a quantitative analyst on structured products.
Today I have opportunity to evolve. I have the choice between:
- ALM: calculating the solvability, establishing the objective letter of the Direction (done with the projection of our balance and the calculation of a value at risk).
- execution Trader: execution of the order given by the PM.

Which can you advice me? My objectif is to evolve after several year, to a position of PM if I stay on the buy side or to a position of trader/structuration if I past to the sell side.
Thanks.

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