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Morgan McKinley

Fixed Income Financing Quant VP

London
Posted about 13 hours ago
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Reporting to the Head of Financing Quants and working under close supervision.

The main responsibilities of the role are to:

  • Maintain and enhance pricing analytics, coordinate and share knowledge with quants in other locations, improve interfaces, optimize code, follow the team's best practices.
  • Develop, test, deliver and support tools based on analytics libraries.
  • As and when needed liaise with relevant internal functions such as various teams in the IT Department and Market Risk.
  • Help the bank adapt to new regulations and capital charges by providing tools to estimate their impacts.
  • Development of quantitative methodologies.
  • Pricing libraries of Fixed Income Financing products.
  • Participate in the modelling of non-liquid collateral and other credit collateral.
  • Participate in the development to help the management of the optimization of resources, capital and liquidity.

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  • Participate in the global research and development effort on the modelling of Credit products.
  • Efficient and professional interaction with the various Financing stakeholders.
  • Take an active part in all front office activities by collaborating with other functions (Trading, Sales, IT and Market Risk) and Research globally.
  • Interact with traders over functionality requirements, deliveries and support of existing functionality.
  • As appropriate liaise with relevant internal risk functions: Legal, Compliance, Market and Credit Risk Management.
  • Maintain open communication with team and direct line management to fulfil firm notification requirements and pass on client concerns.

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Experience, Qualifications & Competencies

  • Master or PhD degree qualification in mathematics, statistics, physics, engineering or finance/econometrics.
  • Knowledge of quantitative finance (knowledge of stochastic calculus and structured/exotic derivatives is advantageous but not required).
  • Strong mathematics and numerical techniques, e.g., linear algebra, root finding, finite differences.
  • Good knowledge of Fixed Income, Equity & Commodity products.
  • Strong programming skills with experience gained in a context of quantitative research (model implementation in an analytics pricing library).
  • 5+ years of experience in a quantitative role with experience in Python and C++.
  • Working experience in at least one of the following fields:
    • balance sheet and resource optimization
    • modelling of non-liquid collateral
    • short covering / pre trade pricing and market signal
    • C++ developer interested in library transformation / refactorization
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Skills

Quantitative Finance
Python
C++
Fixed Income
Stochastic Calculus
Linear Algebra
Numerical Techniques
Pricing Analytics
Risk Management
Model Implementation
Financial Engineering
Credit Collateral Modelling

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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