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Selby Jennings

CEEMEA Trader (Rates Focused) - VP

London
Posted about 14 hours ago
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Location: London Experience: 3-6 Years

Overview

A leading investment bank is looking to hire a CEEMEA Rates Trader to join its London-based Emerging Markets trading team. The role will focus on pricing, risk management, and market-making across CEEMEA rates products, with exposure to local rates, government bonds, interest rate derivatives, and cross-market relative value opportunities.

Responsibilities

  • Manage risk and trading activities across CEEMEA rates markets.
  • Trade local currency government bonds, interest rate swaps, NDF-linked rates products, and cross-currency swaps.
  • Generate trading ideas and identify relative value opportunities across CEEMEA curves.
  • Provide pricing and liquidity to institutional clients.
  • Work closely with Sales, Research, and Structuring teams on client-driven opportunities.
  • Monitor macroeconomic developments, central bank decisions, and geopolitical events across CEEMEA.
  • Contribute to the growth of the franchise through risk-taking and revenue generation.

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  • 3-6 years of experience trading EM or CEEMEA rates products.
  • Strong knowledge of at least one CEEMEA region, including:
    • Central & Eastern Europe (Poland, Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania)
    • Turkey
    • South Africa
    • Middle East rates markets
  • Experience with government bonds, IRS, cross-currency swaps, and other rates products.
  • Demonstrated risk management and P&L responsibility.
  • Strong quantitative and analytical skills.
  • Ability to thrive in a fast-paced trading environment.
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