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Previous experience (1 yr+) in a Derivative Middle office environment or prior experience in working with Trading/ Sales in a financial institution. Work with Front Office, P&L, Back Office, Third party vendors, and Application Support to resolve operational and booking issues.
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This person will be responsible for handling all middle office operational functions including, but not limited to, FR2004 reporting, providing support for the Fed Auction process, and support the lifecycle of trades for the Flow Products Rates and Credit Trading Desks and Institutional Investor Sales Desks.
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You will have a keen interest and understanding of the capital markets across the trade and client life cycle; the tools that are used across the front, middle and back office; and a keen interest in innovation, digital strategy and driving efficiency for our clients.
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Previous Middle Office / Trading Assistant experience. Title: Junior FX Trade Support Analyst. Hybrid Role 3 days in Office and 2 days WFH. Working knowledge of Microsoft Office applications.
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Worked in a strategy-focused role across the front, middle or back office where you will have driven change and transformation that had a real impact to the business. Expertise in policies, procedures, governance, design and operations in relevant areas, such as trade life cycle, front-office structure, broker-dealer operations, clearance and settlement, client onboarding, treasury operations, collateral management and regulatory regimes.
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8-12 years of experience in Credit/Hedge Fund Operations or Middle Office. Oversee third-party middle office team and communicate with fund administration. Liaise with the trading desk, brokers, custodians, and middle office to facilitate settlements.
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Providing middle and back office support for the following products: equity, fixed income, swaps, bank debt, contract for differences, futures, commodities, options, FX, mortgages and repos.
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This person will provide technical support and troubleshooting for Equities Front Office Traders, Middle Office Users, and Compliance, ensuring smooth trading operations and system connectivity.
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Assist in the trade settlement/reconciliation process. Bachelor's degree 2-3+ years financial services experience preferably in a trading support role. Provide support for client relationship building and business development activities.
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1-2 years experience working within the Middle Office/Operations at Hedge Fund or Sell-Side Investment Bank. A top-tier Financial Services firm in New York City is seeking an Equity Trade Support Analyst for a permanent position.
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Capital Markets Operations – Global Market Middle Office Trade Support. Previous experience (1+ year) in a Derivative Middle office environment or prior experience in working with Trading/ Sales in a financial institution.
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The Investments Operations team is responsible for supporting all Investments middle office activities, including trade support and settlement, counterparty maintenance, compliance, bank account management, data reconciliations and reporting, and performance and attribution.
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This position will support Equities Front Office Traders, Middle Office Users and Compliance on the trading floor. Computer Science degree or 5+ years of experience with Front Office support.
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Contract FinTech Application Trade Support. Share business workflow with support & QA team to strengthen regression test suite. Maintain knowledge base, support scripts, documentation and procedures.
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Monitoring of operational risk by providing proper Front Office Support and ensuring the risk of fraud is set to a minimum. Contribute to quick resolution of trade issues by liaising with various groups including Front Office, Back Office, IT Team, P&L Controllers and Client Services.
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