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Project Description
To lead analysis for delivery of new product functionality for FX and Money markets products. A feasibility study is required to confirm requirements, determine solutions and estimate effort and costs.
Responsibilities
- The requirement is to complete the feasibility study and finalise cost estimates. In order achieve this there is a significant amount of Front Office analysis required. This will consist of:
- Supporting the business to gather formal Business Requirements.
- Supporting the business to review and provide input into As-is and To-Be workflows for trade booking and lifecycle.
- Detailed product analysis for FX and MMT products and support driving the solutions.
- Mapping products into templates and carrying out detailed analysis to map pricing models.
- Providing estimates for the Front Office delivery to feed into the project approval process.
- Ability to deal with trade booking queries.
- Completing project/work-stream status reports.
- General ad-hoc support for any new requirements or issues related to project.
- Supporting our Front Office as being the primary contact for tasks and issues.
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Mandatory Skills Description
MUST HAVE: Business Analyst experience with 360T or RET as well as SME knowledge in FX and MMT Asset classes for Investment Bank
- Business analysis experience working for a top tier bank
- Excellent product knowledge across FX and MMT asset classes
- Ability to understand and map a product from term sheet data
- Ability and experience of working under pressure - both autonomously and within a team
- Ability to liaise with business and IT stakeholders at all levels of the organization
- Solid communication skills - both written and oral
- Good overall knowledge of the Murex platform
- Good knowledge of Bloomberg.
- Excellent understanding of PL, Risk and Market Data
- Excellent understanding of trade booking and trade lifecycle
- Understanding of curve construction, simulation, trade pricing
- A strong delivery track record and someone who can really take ownership of the feasibility study
- A good understanding of RET interfaces


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- Work experience in the Securities Industry, preferably in a similar role
- Proactive and self-starting individual with high levels of ownership
- Strong analytical skills
- Proven ability to organise and prioritise own workload and drive results
- Flexibility to adapt to urgent tasks as well as undertaking longer-term solutions
- Strong interpersonal skills together with the ability to influence others and make decisions
- Strong problem solving skills with a logical approach
- The ability to collaborate and partner across the firm
- High attention to detail
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