Portfolio Manager
dtg finance capital marketsNew York (NY)
About the role
A sizeable, low-profile investment firm is looking to add Systematic PMs / Quant Traders as it expands its shorter-horizon and mid-frequency trading effort. This long established fund has produced strong results over last several years and is continuing to grow it's multi-billion AUM and investment team. The focus is primarily equities and futures, with holding periods ranging from intraday to several days. There is flexibility around strategies and considerable room to bring your own approach. This is not a typical pod structure. The platform is deliberately less crowded, with limited strategies overlap. You’ll work closely with a highly regarded CIO who is building out the funds’ quant trading capabilities. We’re interested in speaking with: Buy side Quant Traders, Sub-PMs and senior Quant alpha Researchers. Candidates with experience in stat arb and related, systematic relative value, cross-market/asset arbitrage, market making/taking, other systematic/quantitative strategies. People who's developed and run strategies end-to-end and preferably have a demonstrable institutional P&L track record. The firm offers allocations of 8-10 figure capital, excellent technology, infrastructure, support, Very competitive economics, and considerable research autonomy. New York City based. Remote arrangements also considered.
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