We have multiple open positions for the role of senior quantitative developer in TradeFinder team.
TradeFinder is Deutsche Bank's award winning interactive analytics platform serving customers, traders and salespeople by delivering solutions of complex quantitative problems. The team comprises of highly qualified individuals with exceptional background. We are looking for similar individuals who can combine the asthetics of elegant and efficient solutions with the ambition of quick implementation.
Qualification Required : B. Tech in CS/EE from IIT with work experience 3+ years
Job Responsibilities :
- End to end responsibility of delivering high end business driven solutions for computationally expensive and algorithmically complex quantitative problems.
- Quantitative Analysis on Large Scale Time Series data, Trade Scannings & Rich Cheap analysis on Financial Instruments, Business Drivers Analytics etc
- Development of executable pricing tools for cross asset derivative products
- Large Scale Portfolio Optimization under various constraints to deliver optimal allocation of capital and reduction of RWA
Tomorrow, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce plans to
by timebuilder Hold a reception for the Bahrain Banks Association, a trade group for banks operating in the Kingdom of Bahrain. The Bahrain Minister of Finance, Central Bank, and Bahrain Ambassador will be attending, and the event listing invites âbanks and investment firmsâ to attend.
John Kerry and Terrorism
by Dr_Abe_Froman Follow the Money:
Two decades ago, the Bank of Credit and Commerce International (BCCI) was a highly respected financial titan. In 1987, when its subsidiary helped finance a deal involving Texas oilman George W. Bush, the bank appeared to be a reputable institution, with attractive branch offices, a traveler's check business, and a solid reputation for financing international trade. It had high-powered allies in Washington and boasted relationships with respected figures around the world.
All that changed in early 1988, when John Kerry, then a young senator from Massachusetts, decided to probe the finances of Latin American drug cartels
Banks "catatonic' so consumers don't get TARP
by -sweet- As the new owner of $172.5 billion of preferred shares and warrants in 208 U.S. financial institutions, the Treasury Department hasnât succeeded in thawing frozen credit markets, leaving taxpayers propping up an industry that wonât lend to them.
While inter-bank lending rates have fallen since Congress approved the $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program on Oct. 3, most bank lending to consumers remains tight and interest rates high. The average credit-card rate was 14.33 percent on Dec. 16, according to IndexCreditCards.com in Cleveland, almost unchanged from 14
Following your lead: More bad econ news:
by puro
" Today in Finance for August 30, 2004
Economic Slowdown Sharper Than Projected
Real GDP increased at an annual rate of 2.8 percent in the second quarter, a significant slowdown from the first quarter's 4.5 percent.
Ed Zwirn, CFO.com
August 30, 2004
The U.S. economy's rate of expansion slowed more sharply in the second quarter than originally projected, according to a report by the Department of Commerce.
Real gross domestic product â the output of goods and services produced by labor and property located in the United States â increased at an annual rate of 2