FAQs
What are the primary responsibilities of the Derivatives Trader?
The primary responsibilities include executing FX spot and derivative transactions for clients, participating in projects related to FX and Derivatives, providing market research, managing client relationships, and ensuring compliance with policies and procedures.
What qualifications are required for the Derivatives Trader position?
A bachelor's degree is required, with a master's degree preferred or equivalent experience. Additionally, 5-7 years of relevant experience is necessary.
What financial products should a candidate be familiar with?
Candidates should have an understanding of financial products including FX, interest rate derivatives, equity OTC derivatives, structured products, and listed options.
Is knowledge of bank regulation important for this role?
Yes, knowledge of bank regulations is required for the Derivatives Trader position.
What language skills are preferred for this role?
Proficiency in English is required, and knowledge of Spanish is preferable.
What soft skills are important for a Derivatives Trader?
Important soft skills include strong analytical skills, the ability to build and maintain relationships, adaptability to change, and effective communication.
Will the Derivatives Trader be involved in cash management?
Yes, the Derivatives Trader will back up cross-functional functions within the Treasury Group, which includes cash management responsibilities.
Is there a focus on automation in this role?
Yes, promoting automation to reduce operational errors is a key part of the job responsibilities.
What is the job location for the Derivatives Trader position?
The job is located in Switzerland.
Are there any specific analytical skills required for this position?
Yes, strong analytical and quantitative skills are required for the Derivatives Trader position.