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If you’re a self-motivated Risk Manager / Quant Researcher with a strong quantitative background and experience in risk management of systematic investment strategies, we’d love to hear from you. A unique opportunity for a Quant to explore a role offering exposure to risk management.
About the Role: Our client, an active investment management firm, has an exciting opportunity for a Quantitative Risk Manager with strong Python skills and experience in systematic equities and / or fast trading strategies. This permanent role is based in London, offering a dynamic and friendly team environment with a good work-life balance and collaborative working culture. The position involves 3 days in the office and 2 days working from home. The salary for this role is £130k, with possible visa sponsorship for the right candidate.
Why You Should Apply: This exciting opportunity is perfect for an individual with intellectual curiosity and a keen interest in working in Quantitative Research within a collaborative systematic environment. You will be involved in the research and development of new risk analytics, making a significant impact on the firm.
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How to Apply: If you meet the key skills and experience required for this role, please submit your application today. Don’t miss this chance to join a leading investment management firm and advance your career in a supportive and innovative environment.
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