The team services 40 retained London-listed investment company clients that have mandates to invest in many different asset classes such as infrastructure (including renewables), property, debt, private equity, and listed equities from around the world.
As part of the development team within Deutsche Bank Numis Technology, you will work directly within the Deutsche Bank Numis Investment Companies business unit.
Posted by QBE Management Services (UK) Limited • £10K/yr to £100K/yr
Time Type: Full time Worker Type: Employee
Your primary focus will be to analyse existing and new data insights that can be used to understand and price the GAP and Warranty classes of business.
We are seeking professionals with a passion for data to join our established and growing Pricing and Analytics team for the Automotive Protection Division on a 12-month fixed-term contract basis.
Posted by London Stock Exchange • £20K/yr to £100K/yr
Global capital markets are an ocean of fast-moving, interrelated and complex data.
We're building the next generation of capital markets technology.
We are looking for passionate and enthusiastic problem-solvers with expertise in capital markets data to join us as we continue providing technology innovation and support to the world's leading global capital markets companies.
You will be joining the Debt Strats group, which delivers analytics and applications that solve quantitative problems for businesses across Deutsche Bank Investment Bank.
Group Strategic Analytics is part of Group Chief Operation Office (COO) which acts as the bridge between the Bank's businesses and infrastructure functions to help deliver the efficiency, control, and transformation goals of the Bank.
Our client, a leading organisation in the Insurance, Pensions & Investments division, is seeking a skilled Actuarial Developer to join their team on a contract basis for three months, starting in mid-September.
About the Role: As an Actuarial Developer, your primary focus will be on supporting the changes required for our client's out-of-model adjustment (OOMA) process.