Job Description

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　　A Derivative Operations Specialist, Associate 2, is responsible for accurately posting domestic and foreign derivatives, including (but not limited to) swap, future, options and collateral transactions to our Custody and Accounting systems. This individual resolves data quality issues through interaction with accounting and client service groups in North America and Europe. The individual acts as a first level resource within assigned business unit to process transactions in accordance to established procedures. This individual performs various daily tasks within the business unit as necessary to support processing routines and assists with other related duties as required.

　　In the role of Derivative Operations Specialist you will be responsible for:

　　Job Duties and Responsibilities:

　　Use the OTC HUB application to process derivative transactions to include: trade posting, dividend accrual and payments, corporate action processing, security pricing, and derivative ledger processingReconcile transactions, both cash related and position related, to Prime Brokers and clients on a daily basis, promptly escalating and researching any discrepant itemsConceptual application of complex investment strategies including, but not limited to; CFD, Credit Default Swap, Interest Rate Swap, Basket Swap, Total Return Swap, and OptionsWorks in conjunction with individuals on the team as well as other shared services/COEs, and Client Operations to ensure seamless processing according to the fund's policiesSupports individual and team efforts with regard to research and resolution process for exceptions and inquiries, creating Prime Broker relationships and liaising as necessary to seek assistance in exception resolutionSupport Client Operations in providing COE related information needed to prepare financial statements and reports for client, shareholder, director and management reports, in an accurate and timely mannerDevelop an understanding of Corporate Action types, processing requirements, processing timelines, how those actions may affect fund asset values, and be able to practically apply this knowledge to processing environmentMaintains records in support of auditsDuring normal day to day operation, be responsible for identifying any unusual or potentially suspicious transaction activity and must report and/or escalate in accordance with corporate policy and guidelines detailed in relevant operating proceduresMay perform other duties as requested

　　Qualifications:

　　Bachelor's degree with business related coursework or B.S. degree in Accounting or Finance preferred.Strong computer competence (Microsoft Applications: Word, Excel)Accuracy and detail orientedStrong interpersonal skillsStrong communication (verbal and written) skillsAbility to multi-taskAbility to work under pressure, and within a deadline oriented team

　　Salary Range:

　　$43,680 - $62,400 Annual

　　The range quoted above applies to the role in the primary location specified. If the candidate would ultimately work outside of the primary location above, the applicable range could differ.