Institutional Sales Trader, International
corgiBel Air (MD)
Institutional Sales Trader, International
Posted 2 days ago
corgiBel Air (MD)
Securities, Commodities, and Financial Services Sales AgentsInvestment Banking and Securities Intermediation
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Institutional Sales Trader, InternationalAPAC, EMEA & LATAMRemote (US) | Full-time Corgi is recruiting experienced international sales traders with established, portable client relationships to cover APAC, EMEA and LATAM markets during live hours. Why Corgi? Join a growing institutional sales-trading business with international trading supported by a 24/6 live global trading desk.
The Opportunity:
- Cover institutional clients in your region (APAC, EMEA or LATAM) during live market hours
- Execute client orders and keep clients informed with timely updates and market color
- Grow your book and bring on new institutional clients
- Help resolve post-trade issues with trading and operations
- Wear a few hats and help shape how technology supports the workflow
- Who We're Looking ForAn established, portable book of business and client relationships
- Generally five or more years of sales-trading experience in the region you cover
- Comfort working live hours for your region
- Experience with order and execution management systems such as Bloomberg EMSX is helpful but not required
- A creative problem solver who works independently
- Trustworthy, disciplined, articulate, analytical, resourceful and proactive
Series 7 and 63 registrations are required, with Series 57 and additional registrations required depending on assigned activities.
Compensation
Competitive compensation.
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