The Equity Derivatives QIS Product Specialist supports the development, structuring, marketing and execution of quantitative investment strategy products linked to equity derivatives. The role typically requires strong knowledge of equity derivatives, structured products, quantitative investment strategies, market risk and client needs. Candidates are expected to work confidently with sales, trading, structuring, legal, risk and technology teams, translate complex products into clear client solutions, and contribute to product innovation and distribution. Strong analytical, communication and presentation skills are essential, together with relevant experience in investment banking, capital markets, derivatives or asset management. Knowledge of regulatory requirements and the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment are also important.
Barclays is a major British universal bank with operations spanning consumer banking, corporate and commercial banking, investment banking, private banking and wealth management. Headquartered in London, the group serves individuals, businesses, institutions and governments across the United Kingdom and international markets. Barclays Investment Bank provides advisory, financing, trading, research and risk-management services across equities, fixed income, currencies, commodities and derivatives. The organisation is known for its sizeable capital-markets platform and global institutional client base. Employees typically work in collaborative, highly regulated environments where market expertise, technology, responsible conduct and client service are central. Barclays also promotes professional development, inclusion and flexible working, although expectations vary by team and business location.
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