Latin American Fixed Income Credit Analyst

The candidate will typically have three to five years of relevant experience in the industry (with a natural focus on non investment grade corporate  securities), including analysis of primary and secondary offerings, production of issuer and market reports, contacts with senior management and ability to extract investable ideas from the relevant network of peers as well as roadshows and conferences.  The position will be available in Miami or New York and substantial travel in the Americas Region can be expected.

The ideal candidate will also have experience in the following areas: portfolio construction, portfolio leverage, Latin American local fixed income and credit markets, fixed income trading, and Latin American and Emerging Markets macroeconomics.  Having an existing network of industry contacts will be viewed favorably.

The candidate must be fluent in English and Spanish.  Portuguese fluency is a plus.  Excellent written and oral skills in both English and Spanish are expected.  The candidate must be able to easily articulate key selling points and risks in relevant offerings and secondary market bond positions to large audiences of advisory teams and private bankers via organized presentations.  The candidate must also be able to quickly summarize roadshow meetings, manager presentations and market developments, developing views and tradable ideas as a result of these. A strong candidate will also be team player with the ability to work effectively across global borders reporting to the Senior Fixed Income Portfolio Manager, Head of Research and CIO, all based in London and Credit Department officers based in Switzerland .  The candidate would also functionally report to a number of Miami based senior officers.

It is also a distinct, specialist asset manager, providing a range of actively-managed investment solutions to professional advisors and institutional investors worldwide. 

CFA preferable, but can have level 2 or 3 to work up to a CFA.

Title could be either an AVP or VP depending on experience

 

September 2, 2013 • Tags: , • Posted in: Financial

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