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Macro Quant Researcher- Fixed Income Hedge Fund

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Macro Quant Researcher- Fixed Income Hedge Fund
Our client, a global fixed-income hedge fund, are hiring a Macro Quantitative Researcher to support fixed income macro and relative value strategies across global rates, inflation, and volatility markets. The role sits within a collaborative trading platform combining systematic research with discretionary macro insight.
Responsibilities:
Analyze macroeconomic and fixed income markets Research and support macro and relative value trade ideas Assist with portfolio construction, risk monitoring, and trade execution Build and maintain quantitative and analytical tools
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Requirements:
A degree in quantitative finance, maths, engineering or a related discipline 2-5 years quantitative or analytical experience- buy-side preferred, but sell-side experience will be considered Exposure to rates, inflation, and/or volatility products Comfortable working with data and contributing investment views Strong Programming skills (e.g. Python)


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