Role Overview & Responsibilities
Our client, a UK-based asset management firm with circa £11 billion of assets under management in a broad range of investment products, is seeking a Junior Risk Analyst based at their City of London office. The company focuses on two principal areas of investment expertise: outcome-based, multi-asset investment and single-strategy, active equity investment, e.g. UK, European, US and global equity funds. The role will suit a recent numerate graduate and involves hybrid working with at least three days office-based.
Roles & Responsibilities
- Daily monitoring and reporting of risk limits.
- Support the risk team daily across multiple functions.
- Running of risk reports covering: Market risk, Liquidity modelling and backtesting, Stress Testing, Operational risk logs and follow ups.
- Identify ways to present the risk data in formats which draw attention to key changes and promote assimilation of data by the recipient.
- Provide analytical support for the Chief Risk Officer and the risk team.
- Assist in research connected with new products or projects.
- Assist with data and fund statistics reporting as required.
- Update procedures.
Experience & Qualifications
The successful candidate will:
- Have a numerical degree.
- Ideally have an advanced knowledge of Excel and a basic knowledge of macro language and coding.
- Have strong analytical skills.
To hear more about this exciting opportunity, please contact Linda Tottem on 020 7847 8876 or email your CV to http://linda@meredithbrown.com
Ref: LT15245
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