One Ten Associates
Derivatives Trader

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The Role
We are working with a highly regarded global investment fund that is launching a new London office and is looking to appoint a Derivatives Trader / Structurer to join its investment team.
The successful individual will work directly with the firm's Deputy CIO in London and become part of a c.$1.3bn global macro strategy. The role will initially focus on developed-markets interest-rate derivatives, with scope to broaden into a wider multi-product derivatives remit over time.
This is not simply an execution role. The successful candidate will be closely involved in trade analysis, portfolio construction and the implementation of investment ideas across global markets.
Key Responsibilities
- Supporting the analysis, structuring and implementation of derivatives trades across global markets
- Working closely with the Deputy CIO and senior investment professionals on portfolio construction and trade development
- Focusing initially on developed-markets interest-rate derivatives across Europe, the US and Asia
- Analysing opportunities across IRS, curve trades, bond asset swaps, listed options and OTC swaptions
- Assessing relative value, risk/reward, liquidity and portfolio implications
- Monitoring existing positions and evaluating changing market conditions and opportunities
- Working closely with the wider investment team in Dubai, including periodic travel
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We are particularly interested in speaking with candidates with approximately 2–5 years' experience in interest-rate derivatives, ideally gained within a leading investment bank, hedge fund or institutional investment platform.
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- Strong experience across developed-markets interest-rate derivatives
- Knowledge of IRS, curve trades, bond asset swaps, listed options and OTC swaptions
- Strong trade analysis, portfolio construction and quantitative skills
- A minimum 2:1 degree, ideally a First, from a leading university
- A degree in Mathematics, Engineering, Physics or another quantitative discipline
- Strong intellectual curiosity, ambition and the ability to work closely with senior investment professionals
The Role
The role is based in London, with periodic travel to Dubai.
This is a strong opportunity for an ambitious derivatives professional to join a high-performing global macro platform at the launch of its London office and develop into a broader multi-product investment role.
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