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 ...