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Strategist Multi Asset | Director Level
Location: London
Salary: £200k + Bonus
I’m exclusively partnering with the Head of Global Markets Trading Strategies at a Tier 1 bank to offer a unique opportunity for a Director-level Strategist.
Join a dynamic team that generates cutting-edge thematic trade ideas across global asset classes and provides in-depth insights on macro, market, and geopolitical themes. This is your chance to help structure a new team like no other in the industry.
Key Role Highlights:
- Content Leadership: Produce high-quality macro and strategy content at CIO/CRO level, market intelligence reports, and actionable trading insights.
- Cross-asset expertise: Contribute across multiple asset classes.
- Thought Leadership: Drive investigative research on market themes and trends.
- Stakeholder Engagement: Regular exposure to senior stakeholders and proximity to senior management within the bank.
We are seeking a candidate with a strong markets background, research, and analytical abilities, who excels in content production and enjoys direct engagement with key stakeholders.
For a confidential discussion, contact tg@barclaysimpson.com today.
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