Junior Trader / Investment Analyst

Junior Trader / Investment Analyst (Japanese Speaking) (REF: 37819) , East Singapore

Our Client, a Singapore-based investment management firm specializing in Japanese equity investments, is looking for a Junior Trader / Investment Analyst.

This is a front-office position combining trading, investment analysis, market research and quantitative problem-solving.

【Responsibilities】

Trading & Market Execution

-Support the execution of investment decisions, primarily in Japanese equity markets.

-Monitor market movements, liquidity, order flow and trading conditions.

-Execute and manage orders in accordance with investment strategies and instructions.

-Monitor live positions and provide timely market updates to senior investment professionals.

-Coordinate with brokers and other market counterparties.

Investment Research & Analysis

-Analyse companies, industries, market data and broader economic developments.

-Conduct quantitative and qualitative research to support investment decisions.

-Identify market trends, anomalies and potential investment opportunities.

-Prepare concise analysis and research findings for the investment team.

-Continuously develop a deeper understanding of financial markets and investment strategies.

【 What you will receive 】

- Variable Bonus (based on company's & individual performance)

- Annual Leave 14 days

- Medical Leave

【Requirements & Preferences】

-Bachelor's or Master's degree, in a quantitative or STEM-related discipline such as Physics, Mathematics, Engineering, Computer Science, Data Science, Statistics, Economics / Finance with strong quantitative exposure

-In experience candidates are welcome.

-Strong numerical, analytical and logical problem-solving ability.

-Japanese language (JLPT N1 level or above) is proficiency to liaise with Japanese collegues and clients and support Japanese market coverage.

(Advantageous)

-The following would be advantageous but are not mandatory:

-Strong academic background from a highly regarded university.

-Programming experience, particularly Python, SQL, VBA or similar tools.

-Experience with data analysis, machine learning, automation or system development.

-Personal experience studying or trading financial markets.

-Knowledge of equities, derivatives or quantitative finance.

-Experience in research, academic competitions, programming competitions or other activities demonstrating exceptional analytical ability