Quantitative Researcher – Multi-Asset Arbitrage
This multi-asset arbitrage researcher develops tools and strategies around credit and convertible instruments. The role uses valuation libraries, historical testing and desk-specific analytics.
What you’d work on
Our reading of the posting: what a new hire in this role would most likely spend their first months on.
- Extend credit and convertible research tools
- Build valuation screens and analyse candidate trades
- Test systematic credit or securitised-product strategies
- Integrate vendor models and document assumptions
What they ask for
Required
- Quantitative postgraduate training
- Prior investment-bank or hedge-fund quant work
- Python
- Derivative-modelling fundamentals
- Analytical debugging
- Clear model documentation
Preferred
- C++
- Credit or convertible products
- Trading tools
- Alpha research
- Education
- Master or doctorate in a technical or quantitative subject.
- Experience
- Proven experience as a quantitative researcher or developer in a bank or hedge fund.
- Languages and tools
- Markets
- credit, fixed-income
How to prepare
- Build a credit or convertible valuation experiment
- Backtest a relative-value rule with explicit data timing
- Explain model assumptions and the risks a screen overlooks
What to study
- Convertible Arbitrage
- Fixed Income and Interest-Rate Models
- Quantitative Research, Data and Backtesting
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