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Director of Quantitative Modelling & Analytics (Consultancy)

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City of London
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🚀 Director of Quantitative Modelling & Analytics (Consultancy) Hybrid/London 🚀

£120,000 – £140,000 per year (dependant on experience) + benefits


We’re seeking adynamic, collaborative leaderto build our Quants/Modelling practice—driving innovation in financial modelling, audit support, and regulatory projects.


💼 What You’ll Own:

  • Build & leada Quants team—hire, mentor, train 🤝
  • Shape advanced models (regression, time‑series, Monte Carlo) using R/Python/SAS
  • Support Audit functions, reviewing ECL and finance models
  • Develop tools, methodologies & processes
  • Drive business growth—proposals, pitches & client engagement
  • Foster stakeholder relationships and explore new opportunities 🌱


👤 About You:

  • Advanced degree in a quantitative field
  • Proven leadership experience in professional services quant/modelling or in‑house role (banking/lending preferred with audit experience) building ECL models
  • Expert in model development & coding (R, Python, SAS + Excel)
  • Skilled at communicating complex concepts in plain English
  • Experienced in managing teams and large-scale projects
  • Business-savvy, resilient, accountable


✨ Nice-to-Haves:

  • Accountancy/finance qualification (ACA/ACCA/CFA/FRM/ACT)
  • IFRS9/CECL/ECL modelling experience
  • Familiarity with Power BI, SQL, Alteryx, VBA


🌟 Why Join Us?

  • Hybrid work—3 days in-office/client site
  • Clear path for mentorship, professional growth & impact
  • Trulyinclusive, supportive culturewith strong DE&I commitment ❤️
  • Competitive benefits tailored for work/life
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