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Senior Technical Financial Analyst 1109
8 months ago
Description
Job Title
Contract Senior Technical Financial Analyst
Job Location
New York, NY
Job Overview
- Looking for 3 Contract Senior Technical Financial Business Analysts with experience in either Capital Markets/Equities/Risk or Fixed Income.
- This position is Hybrid, 3 days in office, 2 days working remotely.
Compensation
- Visa: W2 (USC/GC/H4/L2/GC-EAD/H1-B) C2C, Full Time Friendly
Responsibilities
- Responsible for all Risk and Finance Data Warehouse activities for current Regulatory Reporting and SAP implementation.
- Updated/interacted with MDs and management on a daily / weekly basis.
- Play a key role to implement Murex DataMart and related downstream reporting processes.
- Perform data mapping for all OTC trades for Rates, Credit, FX, Structured and Hedged trades including IRS, Cross Currency, Caps/Floor, Straddle, Strangle Swaption, FX, FXD and CDS.
- Create synthetic trade legs to handle workflow variations for FX Options and Swaptions.
- Actively engaged with Front office, Risk, Collateral, Operations, Finance, Legal and Compliance to capture requirements accurately and that the required data is sent as per plan.
Requirements
- MUST have Strong SQL.
- MUST be local to New York City.
- MUST HAVE: Capital Markets/Equities/Risk or Fixed Income, SQL, Python.
We're excited for you to apply!
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