Equity Derivatives Trade Support - Vice President

Role summary

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The Equity Derivatives Trade Support Vice President provides end-to-end support for equity derivatives trading in Hong Kong. Responsibilities typically include trade capture and validation, confirmation, settlement, lifecycle event processing, reconciliation, investigation of breaks, risk and control monitoring, and coordination with traders, technology, legal, compliance, and operations teams. Candidates should have substantial experience in equity derivatives or capital-markets operations, with knowledge of products such as options, swaps, and futures. Strong analytical, problem-solving, communication, and stakeholder-management skills are required, together with attention to detail and the ability to work under time pressure. Experience with trade-processing platforms, Excel, controls, and process improvement is valuable. The Vice President is expected to lead initiatives, manage escalations, strengthen controls, coach colleagues, and deliver reliable service in a regulated environment.

About the employer

JPMorgan Chase & Co. is one of the world’s largest financial-services firms, serving corporations, institutions, governments, and individuals across more than 100 markets. Its businesses include consumer and community banking, commercial banking, asset and wealth management, and global investment banking and markets. In Hong Kong, the firm supports regional clients through trading, advisory, financing, payments, custody, technology, and operations teams. The company is recognized for its broad market reach, strong balance sheet, investment in technology, and structured risk and control environment. Employees often work in internationally connected teams and gain exposure to complex financial products and major institutional clients. JPMorgan places emphasis on integrity, teamwork, client service, operational resilience, inclusion, and continuous professional development. Compensation commonly combines base salary with a discretionary bonus, particularly for senior markets and operations positions.