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Perform quantitative analysis of the current markets, trends and trading strategies and enhance pricing and risk models to incorporate new market or products features. + Performing quantitative analysis of the current markets, trends and trading strategies and enhancing pricing and risk models to incorporate new market or products features.
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Software Guidance & Assistance, Inc., (SGA), is searching for a Quantitative Analyst for a CONTRACT assignment with one of our premier Financial Services clients in New York, NY. Responsibilities: The Market Quantitative Analysis (MQA) team is looking for a Quantitative analyst to support the front office In-Business Risk team, working along with the trading and XVA desks in managing their market risk metrics and capital.
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We are seeking a Quantitative Analyst to be a part of our Market Risk team at Santander Capital Markets. Deep understanding of market risk measures, concepts, and regulatory rules: VaR, greeks, and Model Validation Testing.
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The position contributes as part of a team that will often consist of many levels of the Firm. Frequent interaction with other Operations teams, Portfolio Managers and Traders, Investment Risk Management, Quantitative Modelers, Portfolio Analysts, Credit Research Analysts, the Technology Solutions Group, Portfolio Administration, Performance Reporting, Compliance, and Client Reporting is customary.
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Minimum of 10 years of direct experience in at least one of the following areas: market risk analytics, counterparty credit risk analytics, or whole-sale credit risk models Prior risk analytics experience from relevant broker-dealer firms or international banks with meaningful capital market and whole-sale credit businesses.
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Create measure and monitor potential loss across different types of risks (credit, market, liquidity, operational) and sub-components of those risks (concentration, company / industry / sovereign default probabilities, yield, convexity, duration, and FX, etc.
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Description: My client is looking to hire multiple Quantitative Analytics Senior Directors to lead the model risk management group and effectively challenge the conceptual design of models and verify the accuracy of their implementation.
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You will be responsible for developing research infrastructure (including market data, backtesting, and compute) and enhancing our trading platform (covering position management, risk controls, strategy frameworks, deployment, visualisation, and observability.
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Summary Quantitative market risk analytics specialist responsible for developing methodologies and managing analytics for risk models including value-at-risk, stress, and capital models.
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Understand and quantify the impacts from model and parameter assumptions (quantitative and qualitative) employed within the banking book market risk framework, including deposit duration models, retail pricing models, and loan prepayment models.
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This is in addition to oversight of models used to monitor counterparty credit risk (XVA/IMM), credit risk (IRB), market risk (IMA), operational risk, capital and liquidity stress tests.
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Extensive knowledge of lit and dark market micro-structure, order types, liquidity, market data, and regulatory matters (Reg NMS, ISO orders, MiFID II, dark pools, liquidity seeking, venue heat maps, etc.
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The Foreign Exchange (FX) Spot Quant Trading business operates on the exciting frontier between the latest quantitative algorithmic trading techniques and the biggest, most liquid, and most competitive financial market in the world.
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Collaborating closely with functions on business related to equity derivatives or quantitative financial products: credit risk, market risk, compliance, legal, marketing and other teams as needed.
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Financial Risk and Governance's ("FR&G") mission is to provide effective and efficient identification, measurement, monitoring and control of market, liquidity & Stress Testing related to the clearing and settlement processes for DTCC, its members and the markets.
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