Analyst, Trading Operations, Extended Hours
$65,000 - $106,500 per year
ApplyAnalyst, Trading Operations, Extended Hours
Posted 10 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$65,000 - $106,500 per year
About the role
- Daily operations and support
- Provide real-time trading operational support for NYSE Group's affiliated Digital ATS and Global OTC ATS.Monitor trading activity, system performance, and order flow across both platforms
- Execute daily checkout procedures and maintain accurate electronic logs of trading issues, disputes, and resolutions.
- Assist participant firms with inquiries related to order types, trading functionality, and settlement status.
- Support bust/cancel determinations, clearly erroneous execution (CEE) reviews, and error account escalations in coordination with compliance and legal teams.
- Shift coverage
- Primary shift: overnight and weekend coverage aligned with NYSE Group's affiliated Digital Asset ATS's extended trading hours. Specific schedule, including holiday coverage, to be confirmed based on team rotation.
- Collaboration and communication
- Partner with Technology, Product Management, and Compliance to onboard participants and resolve technical or operational issues.
- Coordinate with compliance and outside counsel on regulatory matters, including trade reporting and ATS obligations.
- Escalate production issues to System Operations and Engineering, with clear and timely communication to internal stakeholders.
- Disseminate platform status updates and operational notices in a timely manner.
- Support process documentation, post-incident reviews, and continuous operational improvement initiatives.
- Develop deep working knowledge of NYSE Group's affiliated Digital Asset ATS platform architecture, Global OTC ATS workflows, and relevant FINRA/SEC regulatory requirements.
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