Luxoft
Quant Risk Business Analyst

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Do you enjoy working on complex risk programmes where business understanding, quantitative knowledge, and technology delivery come together?
We're looking for an experienced Business Analyst to join a major risk transformation initiative focused on the implementation of next-generation credit risk capabilities and the migration of strategic risk platforms. This is a highly visible role that offers exposure to senior stakeholders across Risk, Quantitative Analytics, Front Office, and Technology teams.
You'll play a central role in the delivery and adoption of new Potential Future Exposure (PFE) capabilities, helping to ensure that risk systems, methodologies, and processes are correctly aligned to evolving business and regulatory requirements. Your work will directly support the firm's ability to measure, monitor, and manage counterparty credit risk across a broad range of financial products.
This is an environment where your analytical skills will be genuinely valued. You'll work closely with quantitative analysts, risk managers, technology teams, and business stakeholders to understand complex risk methodologies and translate them into practical, scalable technology solutions. From validating pricing and simulation models to defining product mappings and supporting strategic system migrations, you'll be involved in every stage of the delivery lifecycle.
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The role offers a unique opportunity to deepen your expertise across credit risk, derivatives, pricing engines, risk analytics, and enterprise risk platforms. You'll gain exposure to sophisticated risk models and leading industry technologies while contributing to programmes that have a direct impact on business decision-making and risk governance.
Beyond requirements gathering and documentation, you'll act as a trusted advisor throughout delivery, helping shape testing strategies, validating new product implementations, supporting user acceptance activities, and ensuring successful deployment into production environments. You'll be empowered to challenge assumptions, solve complex problems, and drive solutions that deliver measurable business value.


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You'll thrive in this role if you enjoy working with stakeholders from diverse backgrounds and can confidently bridge the gap between highly technical teams and business users. The successful candidate will be equally comfortable discussing quantitative risk methodologies with specialists as they are presenting recommendations to senior business stakeholders.
We're looking for someone with a strong background in counterparty credit risk, particularly around PFE methodologies, risk analytics, and risk technology platforms. Experience within investment banking environments and exposure to vendor pricing and risk systems such as FraimWRX, Murex, or similar platforms will be highly valuable.
In return, you'll join a programme with significant strategic importance, work alongside highly regarded risk professionals, and play a key role in shaping the future of risk technology. If you're looking for a position where you can combine deep analytical thinking, stakeholder engagement, and large-scale technology transformation, we'd love to hear from you.
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