Senior Risk Quant Analyst

Senior Risk Quant Analyst - Mathematics, Stochastic Calculus, Pricing Methods, Derivatives, FX, C++, Matlab, VBA, Excel, Quantitative, Dodd Franks, MifiD, Analysis

Financial Risk Consultancy. City of London

£60k - £80k + Bonus + Benefits

Harrington Starr is working with a leading Financial Services Risk Consultancy to find a Senior Risk Quant Analyst to join their team of quants working onsite at leading Tier 1 Investment Banks.

As the Senior Risk Quant Analyst (Matlab, C++, Pricing, MiFid, Dodd Franks) with this Risk focused consultancy you will be working on client sites at Investment Banks on a variety of projects surrounding the latest Financial Regulations, including Dodd-Frank, Basel and EMIR. You will be running risk analysis, implementing risk models and working closely with developers to create Risk models.

This consultancy has grown dramatically over the last 18 months and is looking to add to their team of quants through hiring an experienced quant. You will need to have a strong understanding of Risk and Regulations as well as a strong technical background.

* Experience with Risk and Regulations such as MifiD, Dodd Franks or EMIR - Essential
* Knowledge of VBA and Matlab - Essential
* Excellent knowledge of Pricing models such as Stochastic Calculus - Highly Beneficial
* Good knowledge of Financial Asset classes, e.g. Derivatives, Options, Bonds - Highly Beneficial
* Have at least a MSc or PHD in a mathematical or finance degree - Highly Beneficial
* Knowledge of C++ - Beneficial

As the Senior Risk Quant Analyst (Matlab, C++, Pricing, MiFid, Dodd Franks) you will gain firsthand experience of the implementation of the latest Regulations across leading institutions. You will be working for one of the leading Risk focused consultancies in the City and will be able to progress through the company.

Please send your C.V. to Tom Kemp at Harrington Starr to find out more information about the role!

Senior Risk Quant Analyst - Mathematics, Stochastic Calculus, Pricing Methods, Derivatives, FX, C++, Matlab, VBA, Excel, Quantitative, Dodd Franks, MifiD, Analysis

January 21, 2013 • Posted in: General

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