Raiffeisen Bank International AG
Capital Markets Institutional Sales (f/m/x) - Location: London

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About the Role
You are part of a highly motivated sales team in Capital Markets responsible for the distribution of Fixed Income products to Institutional Clients in UK/Ireland/Nordics. Your clients include Banks, Asset Managers, Hedge Funds, Pension Funds, and Insurance Companies. You will collaborate with various business units within RBI to provide cutting-edge services to your clients, enhance client relationships, and ultimately increase revenue.
Your Mission at RBI
- Execute Fixed Income products in Flow and Structured products (Sales/Trading), including Government Bonds, Covered Bonds, Corporate Bonds, Derivatives, and Private Placements in hard and CEE local currencies
- Analyze clients and markets to develop sales strategies to broaden the client base, increase cross-sell potential, and overall profitability. Deepen existing client relationships and acquire new clients in UK/Ireland/Nordics
- Represent RBI’s product offering to your clients through interactive calls, investor updates, and personal meetings
- Collaborate with various departments such as Trading, DCM, Syndicate, Research, Capital Markets Data & Solutions
- Develop new products and trading ideas together with Fixed Income Trading, Capital Markets Data & Solutions, and Desk Strategy
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Your Core Competencies
- University degree or equivalent in a finance relevant subject (Business Administration, Finance, Economics, Mathematics, Statistics, etc.)
- A minimum of three years of working experience in Fixed Income Sales
- Knowledge of Institutional Clients in UK, Ireland, and Nordics, especially Asset Managers and Pension Funds; personal relationship with portfolio managers and execution traders
- Knowledge of Fixed Income products such as Bonds, Private Placements, and Derivatives
- Experience in CEE/CIS markets or Emerging Markets coverage is beneficial
- Knowledge of regulatory frameworks (e.g. MiFID)
- Good analytical skills; experience in Capital Markets applications such as Bloomberg, Marketaxess, and Tradeweb
- Excellent communication skills; fluent in English; German/Nordic language is beneficial
- The job requires traveling to Vienna frequently to meet stakeholders


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What's in it for you
- Flexible work week: Flexible hours and work-from-home options
- Career growth: We believe in continuous learning and proactive career development. Take on challenging work that stretches your abilities, attend training, and use new technologies to make a lasting impact.
- Stay healthy: Luncheon allowance and sports club subsidy
- Group pension plan
- Private medical insurance cover and travel insurance (family cover)
- Competitive salary: Starting at £50,000.00 gross p.a. including overtime, with market-compliant overpayment based on experience and qualifications. We are happy to discuss your actual salary in person.
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