Electronic Trading
Can anyone shed some light as to what the electronic trading divisions at firms such Morgan Stanley or JPM really entail? How is an electronic trading division any different from an algorithmic trading division? What type of work can an intern in the electronic trading department of say, Morgan Stanley or JP Morgan expect to do? I've searched extensively for answers to these questions to no avail.
Thanks in advance!
this is a good question
super late bump, anyone have any insight on what groups like Goldman Sachs electronic trading or Morgan Stanley electronic trading do?
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i need to know the answer to this ASAP. please, thanks for your help.
what exactly does a role as a trader in this group at a bb investment bank normally entail?
What kind of skills (math, programming, etc) would normally be required to be successful in this field?
What are the career prospects if one begins their career at a bb investment bank in this area?
in rates for example there is a lot of algo monitoring and stepping in if/when things go from, the quants do the hard work and in trading you are required to understand but use the algos to ensure they are properly functioning. There is a lot more intervention than at a systematic prop firm where it could be 90% monitoring
sounds a bit boring. mostly monitoring. and sounds like the real valuable players in this business are the quants and not the traders.
how is compensation/career prospects/exit opps?
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