Global Markets Financial Resource Management - Analyst

Are you an analytic thinker? Do you understand regulatory capital and liquidity? Do you like to solve problems?

We’re looking for an analyst in our Global Markets Financial Resource Management (FRM) team to:
Provide oversight for the Global Markets financial resources (RWA, Balance sheet, Liquidity, Funding Costs)
Optimise the business capital and liquidity costs in relation to regulations across multiple jurisdictions and internal requirements
Provide transparency, insight and advice to desk and business heads across the Global Markets business on capital and liquidity
Partner with Treasury in forecasting and managing liquidity metrics and other relevant resource targets
Your team

You’ll be working in the Global Markets FRM team in London. We manage and optimise Financial Resources and Capital costs for the Global Markets Business within the Investment Bank. In this role, you’ll play an important role in driving profitability for the business.
Diversity helps us grow, together. That’s why we are committed to fostering and advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion. It strengthens our business and brings value to our clients.
Your expertise

Undergraduate/Master degree in Economics, Finance or Financial Engineering background preferably
Financial qualification preferred (CFA, CIMA, FRM etc.)
Comprehensive understanding of Equities and Fixed Income businesses
Strong mathematical and analytical skills
Intellectually curious with the determination to investigate, challenge and find solutions
Ideally 3+ years experience working in the Financial Services industry
Experience with data analytics, coding and/or AI are a positive

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About us

UBS is the world’s largest and the only truly global wealth manager. We operate through four business divisions: Global Wealth Management, Personal Corporate Banking, Asset Management and the Investment Bank. Our global reach and the breadth of our expertise set us apart from our competitors.

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