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Quantitative Analyst

SIMM Quantitative Analyst, VP

Role:

Financial Engineer
Industry:

Asset Management
Location:

London

Our client is

a leading global financial institution seeking a talented

Quantitative Solutions Analyst

/

Financial Engineer

to join a client facing solutions group. This is an outstanding opportunity to work within an ambitious team that develops, structures, and implements innovative financial solutions tailored for institutional clients globally. If you are a self starter that can do independant research and develop your own tools and ideas - this is an ideal position.

Your Role
Design, structure, and price bespoke financial solutions across asset classes
Develop complex quantitative models and perform risk analysis
Work in collaboration with sales, trading, and structuring teams to respond to client requirements
Deliver presentations and technical explanations to both internal teams and external clients
Participate in the continuous improvement of financial engineering tools and processes

Your Profile
Strong academic background in mathematics, statistics, engineering, or a related quantitative discipline
Solid experience in financial engineering, quantitative finance, or structuring (ideally in investment banking or asset management)
Proficiency with programming languages such as Python, with a proven track record of developing analytical tools and models.
Experienced in Portfolio Construction, investment portfolio theory, financial modelling techniques, and

Strategic Asset Allocation

design

This opportunity offers unique exposure to sophisticated markets and products, an intellectually stimulating environment, and career progression within a dynamic, innovative team.

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