Senior Equity & Cross-Asset Structurer

A financial-markets firm is looking for an experienced Structurer to join its regional investment-solutions business.
The position involves designing and delivering derivative-based investment solutions, with a particular focus on equities alongside broader cross-asset products. You will work closely with commercial and markets teams to convert investor requirements and market opportunities into practical, executable solutions.

Key Responsibilities

• Develop and price structured investment solutions across equities, structured products and other asset classes
• Create new product concepts based on market conditions, investor demand and relative-value opportunities
• Support the commercialisation of new investment strategies and product formats
• Produce trade ideas for client-facing teams and participate in relevant client discussions
• Work with internal trading, sales, risk and control functions throughout the product-development process
• Coordinate with external financial counterparties when additional product or execution capabilities are required
• Assess payoff design, pricing, hedging considerations and commercial viability
• Monitor regulatory and market developments affecting the distribution of structured investments in Asia
• Contribute to wider product-development and business-growth initiatives

Candidate Profile

• Between 3-7 years of experience in derivatives structuring, preferably within equity derivatives or cross-asset solutions
• Strong understanding of structured-product pricing, payoff construction and risk
• Experience developing complex or customised investment solutions
• Able to translate technical product concepts into clear commercial ideas
• Familiarity with Asian financial markets and investor requirements
• Strong quantitative academic background
• Comfortable working across sales, trading, risk and product functions
• Fluent in English; Fluent in Mandarin or Cantonese

We regret to inform that only suitable candidates will be contacted for further discussion.