ETF Business Analyst
London
ETF Business Analyst
London
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Start your job searchA leading investment bank is looking to recruit an Exchange Traded Funds (ETF) Product Business Analyst to join the securities part of the organisation.
The securities part of the business has launched a number of exchange traded funds over 2010 and the chosen candidate will be responsible for performing a gap analysis between ETF requirements and the current securities capability planning the steps necessary to close the gaps in order to support the fund launch schedule. .
The role will also require:
- Completion of an IT and operating model gap analysis for future phases of the project.
- Assist with the completion of business requirements.
- Coordinate throughout the development phase.
- Complete test scope documents and plans.
- Coordination of test plans and results.
- Coordinate the implementation.
- Coordination of the FULL PROJECT LIFECYCLE.
The candidate must also liaise with operational and technical departments within securities and external parties to successfully implement the launches of the ETF’s.
Full project lifecycle experience is crucial to success on this role. In-depth knowledge of Exchange Traded Funds is also important for the role.
For more information or to apply to the role, please send your details to: OLG134633.
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