What are the responsibilities and job description for the Trading Operations Specialist position at Insight Global?
One of Insight Global’s top clients in the consulting industry is looking for a Global Banking Operations Analyst to sit 5 days onsite at a top investment bank in NYC. This person will join the Interest Rate Derivatives business unit within the Global Banking division. This team is currently working on a project that is responsible for driving strategic change across the global organization using deep technical operational expertise. They will partner in defining and executing the FICC Operations Strategy, enhancing the control environment through business intelligence initiatives, and fostering a culture of innovation. This role requires a client-focused approach, identifying client needs, optimizing operational efficiency, and building long-term relationships. Additionally, the candidate will collaborate with the global management team to oversee key Interest Rate Derivatives functions, challenge the existing risk and control framework, and manage operational risks effectively. They will provide guidance on risk and control to ensure proper remediation of risks from new products, business, and migrations. The ideal candidate requires 1-2 years of Middle Office Operations experience working in a financial institution, strong analytical skills, and the ability to manage time effectively while prioritizing tasks. Main responsibilities include:
- Partner in the definition, review, and execution of the FICC Operations Strategy
- Challenge existing risk and control framework and the status quo to further reinforce the control environment
- Proven ability to effectively manage operational risks and develop control enhancements • Identify client needs and optimize operational efficiency by offering innovative and tangible solutions
- Effectively handle difficult requests and build trusting, long-term relationships with clients
- Deliver consistently in spite of multiple demands through effective time management, prioritization, and delegation