Graduate quantitative analyst: pricing & strategy

The Program consists of three months of classroom and practical training followed by on-the-job training.

The role entails Instrument pricing and validation Business analysis System Testing Strategic consulting

Education requirements Bachelors, Masters or Ph. D. Financial Risk Management, Financial Engineering, Computational Finance, Mathematics, Quantitative risk management or BMI etc., from a reputable university Knowledge of Financial instruments. Basic knowledge of derivative pricing is a must (Fixed Income, Interest Rate Derivatives, Money Markets, FX, Commodities) Basic knowledge of financial risk measures is a must Proficiency in one programming language is a must (Python, Java, C++, etc) Mathematics up to a second-year level (Calculus, Statistics, Linear Algebra and Differential equations ) FRM, CFA, CQF, and PRM are advantageous

Consulting Skills Requirements Gathering – the ability to extract and understand client requirements Solution Design – the ability t...