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Trading Analyst – Capital Markets Trainee
Help an exotic-options desk analyse prices, profitability and risk. The trainee role also builds Python tools to automate trading analytics and daily workflows.
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.
- Produce risk and profitability analysis for traders.
- Price customised option products and benchmark results.
- Investigate how corporate events affect valuations.
- Develop Python tools that reduce manual work and trading errors.
What they ask for
Required
- Python programming
- Numerical analysis
- Options pricing and trading basics
- English communication
- Careful work under deadlines
- Education
- Master’s in engineering or finance.
- Experience
- Trainee position; no minimum experience stated.
- Languages and tools
- Markets
- options
How to prepare
- Implement and benchmark an exotic-option pricer.
- Explain daily option P&L using risk sensitivities.
- Build checks for corporate-action effects on option valuations.
What to study
- Derivatives Pricing and Computational Finance
- Advanced Derivatives and Exotic Options
- Python for Quantitative Finance
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SelfMadeQuant wrote this summary from the employer’s public posting, last checked 6 November 2026. SelfMadeQuant isn’t affiliated with BNP Paribas and doesn’t handle applications.
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