Python, C++, Rates, Commodities, Quantitative Finance, Derivatives My client are a leading global investment bank, currently hiring an experienced Quant Developer to join their quant analytics team. The role is varied in scope and you will have the opportunity to work on a number of different projects within the team. … The role would entail writing and testing code for derivative models and includes implementing code for pricing and risk in derivatives pricing libraries. This is an inside IR35 contract (Umbrella) offering hybrid working from London. Candidates must be able to work in London without the need for visa sponsorship. Required more »
week in the office, where the successful candidate will be paid £650-850Per Day subject to experience ????????? Role Description role within the FX Derivatives and Risk team to build and extend FX Options and Risk frontend application suite. Responsibilities Design and develop user interfaces for React applications using HTML more »
user experience. Streamline integration processes and optimize platform performance. Integrate credit products with existing rates infrastructure in alignment with Bloomberg standards. Introduce new index derivatives trading flows, leveraging expertise in derivatives market dynamics. Qualifications: Expert experience with ION core components including MarketView is essential. ION MMI knowledge to an SME … to an SME Level (minimum 5 years) Extensive experience in platform optimisation and trading flow management. Solid understanding of Rates and Credit Bonds and derivatives products Solid Unix, SQL Experience of working in agile teams Strong practical application knowledge with a focus on market standards. Architectural background is beneficial The more »
quality issues (missing data, wrong data, inconsistent data etc) Support on all ESG relevant finance matters, i.e. SPPI test with respect to ESG, ESG derivatives Provide instructions to correct the data in the source systems; if necessary: correct the data in the ESG reporting data to ensure reporting is correct. more »
