About the Role

CA-CIB's Global Markets Division is hiring entry-level Analysts across four desks in New York:

• Global Repo & Indexing (GRI) – Equity Finance & Delta One
• FX Non-Linear Trading – FX Options
• FX – Emerging Markets (Brazil / LatAm)
• Global Markets Structuring – Cross-Asset

Analysts work directly alongside experienced traders and structurers, with exposure to the full lifecycle of trading and structuring activity from day one. Each placement offers a clear development path within Global Markets.

Work Authorization: 

• Must be permanently authorized to work in the US. No visa sponsorship available.

Key Responsibilities

Trading & Structuring Support

• Monitor positions, market data, and real-time developments across relevant asset classes; flag anomalies to the desk promptly
• Support pricing of derivatives, FX, rates, credit, equity, and secured funding products (TRS, structured repo, etc.)
• Assist in market-making activity and execute transactions within established risk parameters
• Prepare marketing materials, term sheets, and product presentations for the sales force
   

Tools & Analytics

• Build and maintain pricing models, spreadsheets, and analytical frameworks
• Compile daily P&L, risk, and market commentary reports for management
• Support flow analysis and position management across trading books
   

Trade Processing & Risk

• Input trades into Front Office systems accurately and on time (Sophis, SFCM, Orchestrade)
• Assist with daily P&L reconciliation; escalate discrepancies appropriately
• Monitor position and risk limits intraday; flag potential breaches to senior traders
   

Compliance & Controls

• Comply with all legal, regulatory, and internal requirements including CA-CIB's US Compliance Manual
• Complete all mandatory training; adhere to KYC procedures and applicable conduct rules
• Act as first line of defense — identify and escalate control issues or regulatory concerns
   

Collaboration

• Partner with Sales, Quant Research, Legal, Compliance, Middle/Back Office, and IT
• Liaise with global offices and contribute to team discussions on market strategy

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Essential

• Bachelor’s degree in finance, math, stats, economics, engineering, CS or a related major
• Strong excel, solid grasp of financial markets and instruments
• Strong written and verbal English
• Candidate must be eligible to work in the US
• Candidate must not require Visa Sponsorship now or in the future (including F1, OPT, CPT)
   

Desirable

• Master’s in Finance or Financial Economics
• Internship in Capital Markets, trading, structuring, or a related quantitative role
• Python, VBA, SQL, Bloomberg/Reuters, knowledge of specific product areas
• Second language, derivative coursework or trading simulations
   

Competencies: 

• Intellectually curious
• Highly numerate 
• Detail-oriented
• Calm under pressure 
• Team player 
• Proactive and self-motivated
   

Additional Information

• Licensing: FINRA Series 7 & 63 required upon hire — CA-CIB will support the process
• Systems: Bloomberg, Reuters/Refinitiv, Microsoft Office/Excel, and desk-specific Front Office platforms