Treasury Analyst

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Summary

A top-tier quantitative investment firm is seeking a Treasury Analyst to join a highly visible, fast-growing team. This is a unique opportunity to gain hands-on exposure across cash management, margin, and FX optimization while working closely with senior leadership in a collaborative environment.


Company Information:

A leading quantitative investment manager leveraging technology, data science, and advanced research to drive innovative investment strategies across global markets.


Job Description:
  • Oversee cash and collateral management across corporate and fund entities
  • Execute daily margin processes, ensuring margin calls are accurate and met
  • Monitor and manage excess cash across prime brokers, FCMs, and counterparties
  • Raise and resolve margin disputes as needed
  • Lead FX cash balance optimization from instruction through settlement
  • Manage daily wire operations and payment processing
  • Support corporate cash planning, including managing lines of credit
  • Execute money market fund trades to invest excess cash
  • Partner with Accounting and Operations on capital activity
  • Collaborate with Engineering to improve treasury systems and processes
  • Build relationships with internal teams and external counterparties

Requirements / Qualifications:
  • 2–4 years of treasury operations or collateral management experience
  • Background from an asset manager, bank, or similar financial institution
  • Experience handling payments and collateral movements
  • Knowledge of SWIFT messaging and payment processing
  • Strong understanding of margin processes and methodologies (preferred)
  • Exposure to prime brokers, FCMs, or OTC counterparties (a plus)
  • Advanced Excel skills; basic coding experience is a plus
  • Strong attention to detail and ability to operate in a fast-paced environment
  • Strong communication and cross-functional collaboration skills
  • Bachelor’s degree in finance, economics, or a related field

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