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As a Macro Research Analyst on our US Index desk in Chicago, you will partner closely with Traders ... Research and/or Fixed Income Futures * A strong and proven interest in financial markets ...

As a Macro Research Analyst on our US Index desk in Chicago, you will partner closely with Traders ... Research and/or Fixed Income Futures * A strong and proven interest in financial markets ...

Macro Analyst

Chicago, IL · On-site

$200K - $225K/yr

As a Macro Research Analyst on our US Index desk in Chicago, you will partner closely with Traders ... Research and/or Fixed Income Futures * A strong and proven interest in financial markets ...

Senior Fixed Income Analyst

Stamford, CT · On-site

$200K - $240K/yr

Knowledge of fixed income, bond math, yield curve dynamics, accounting, corporate credit analysis, structured bond fundamentals, macro-economics and market regulations * Ability to independently ...

The Fixed Income Portfolio & Data Analyst supports the firm's Municipal and Taxable Fixed Income investment teams through strategy attribution, portfolio positioning and characteristics analysis, and ...

... Macro and Fixed Income Division. You will work within a close-knit team to help build effective tools and analyze large datasets to generate actionable trade ideas. What You'll Bring What you need:

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Macro Analyst

Chicago, IL • On-site

Full-time

Re-posted 11 days ago


Job description

As a Macro Research Analyst on our US Index desk in Chicago, you will partner closely with Traders to identify trading opportunities in the markets for US index futures and options. Based in our Chicago office, you will be an integral part of the trading team.

You will attempt to find opportunities that other market participants may not be aware of or are interpreting in a different way. More than reporting what you see, you will translate macro context into actionable trade ideas - framing your views in probabilistic terms and with conviction, so that Traders can convert them into positions. You will work in a fastpaced, dynamic, sometimes highly pressured dealing room, and over time you may potentially be handling trades yourself.

Your Core Responsibilities: 

  • Monitor markets with a focus on US equity indices and their relation to other macro products
  • Monitor headlines and analysis (mainstream media, specialized Investment Bank research). Make judgement calls on its importance, impact and reliability
  • Understand and react to changes in the volatility term structures in light of new trends and events 
  • Spot trading opportunities across the US equity markets and translate them into actionable trade ideas 
  • Look at global economic events and perform impact / scenario analysis, expressing views in probabilistic terms with clear conviction 
  • Understand the possible risks and opportunities in each scenario, suggesting the best pay-off structures
  • Prepare for and analyze important events (FOMC meetings, data releases, elections)
  • Interact proactively with Traders to game plan trading around scenarios
  • Analyze the historical performance of trade recommendations and tie research output directly to trading results
  • Study time series related to the volatility of events and realized moves, to spot patterns, potential regime shifts and to build scenarios
  • Monitor the relation (beta) between equity indices and their single-stock constituents 

Your Skills and Experience: 

  • Bachelor's degree in Finance, Econometrics, STEM or a related field of study 
  • 2-4 years of work experience with Equity Index, Equity Research and/or Fixed Income Futures
  • A strong and proven interest in financial markets, experience with options is a plus
  • Outstanding analytical and problem-solving skills
  • Strong Excel skills
  • Experience in programming with Python is a plus
  • Ability to work in a fast-moving and competitive environment
  • Strong focus on teamwork, details and accuracy
  • Fluent in English