Quant jobs / Deutsche Bank

Quantitative Strategist – Valuation Control (AVP)

A strat in the valuation control team of Group Strategic Analytics. It builds Python tools for independent price verification, reserves and prudent valuation.

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.

Automate valuation-control processes
Turn reserve and prudent-valuation methods into reusable production code
Build Python libraries and APIs with tests, documentation and controls
Fix audit and regulatory findings with root-cause analysis
Work with global stakeholders to agree requirements

What they ask for

Required

Python with object-oriented design and data structures
Quant software, pricing, risk or valuation experience (7+ years at AVP level)
Derivatives knowledge in at least one asset class
Valuation models and pricing techniques
Market risk, middle office or valuation background
Communication and attention to detail

Preferred

FRM, CFA or CQF

Education: Background in financial engineering, engineering, maths or quantitative statistics
Experience: 7+ years in quantitative development, pricing, risk or valuation
Languages and tools: Python
Markets: multi-asset

How to prepare

Learn independent price verification, fair value reserves and prudent valuation concepts
Build a tested Python library that marks a derivatives portfolio against market data
Study valuation uncertainty and the basics of reserve calculation
Practise API design, testing and documentation in Python

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