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We are seeking a highly skilled Quant Analyst to join the London team. The ideal candidate will bring a wealth of experience in quantitative analysis, a deep understanding of financial markets, and a passion for leveraging data to drive trading strategies. This role involves close collaboration with various teams … optimise trading models and strategies. Here's what you'll be doing: Developing, implementing, and maintaining quantitative models for trading strategies. Conducting rigorous data analysis to identify market opportunities and risks. Collaborating with traders and other analysts to enhance trading algorithms. Utilising statistical and machine learning techniques to … sets. Continuously monitoring and improving model performance. Communicating findings and recommendations to stakeholders. Here are the skills you'll need: Strong background in quantitative analysis, finance, mathematics, or a related field. Track record of 6-18 months of real-world trading experience. Proficiency in programming languages such as Python more »

of the BI platform to help build out the road map Collaborate with stakeholders to understand their needs and deliver actionable insights Perform data analysis and data validation to ensure data quality and accuracy Gather business requirements into data models and analytical solutions YOUR SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE To be … Power BI, SQL, SSAS, SSMS, and SSIS for the end-to-end process of data Utilising DAX for data modeling Hands on experience of statistical analysis and its implementation in BI models Extensive experience delivering BI solutions working with the BI stack and providing end-to-end BI more »

with regulatory and industry standards Monitor model performance tests and assess the appropriateness of models in order to demonstrate policy adherence Conduct mathematical/statistical analysis to calibrate and enhance risk models Collaborate with colleagues on key policy and methodology development Documentation of risk polices and models to more »