Is this a front office, middle office or back office job?

I wonder, what this role is for. Front, middle or back office?
Any ideas? Please post!!
Thx!!

Graduate Trainee Job in Fund Derivatives Trading Team

Responsibilities:
- support the book management and create risk & p/l reports
- support and develop desk infrastructure based on Spreadsheets.
- perform hedging tasks using swaps, futures, placing fund orders, etc.
- run the Valuation Activities
- make necessary bookings and adjustments in Risk Managment Systems
- be responsible for corporate actions
- be responsible for reconciliation tasks (e.g. Atlas to Sophis)

 

This could technically be a FO job if that's indeed for a graduate trainee (obviously has the makings of a MO trading assistant job for someone more experienced) as most trainees (including 1st year analysts at BB's) would be tasked with running the admin work on a trading desk (at least, from where I'm at) while they acquire the relevant regulatory licences and also demonstrate their competence in the job.

 
Best Response

All those functions belong to a Trade Support group in a BB. So therefore it would be a MO role. But since its says it is a grad trainee for the trade desk, it can possibly lead to a FO position on the desk. This is what Prop shops and smaller brokerage firsm do. They start the incoming grad in the trainee program and if you are good, they put get you a junior trading position on their desk. However, be warned that you are not guranteed to move up to FO from the grad trainee program. Many factors will come in as your performance and overall economic conditions.

 

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