VP of Pricing and Valuations
mondrian alphaNew York (NY)
VP of Pricing and Valuations
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mondrian alphaNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Our client is a leading global hedge fund with a sophisticated multi-strategy investment platform and an exceptional reputation across the industry. They are looking to hire an experienced Pricing & Valuations specialist to join their team, covering a broad range of liquid financial products across fixed income, credit, and derivatives. This is a highly technical, investment-facing role offering close interaction with Portfolio Managers, Trading, Risk, and Technology teams. You'll take ownership of pricing and valuation analysis across complex instruments, assess valuation methodologies, and provide independent insight into market movements and pricing discrepancies. Beyond day-to-day responsibilities, you'll contribute to pricing model enhancements, automation, and process improvements, helping strengthen the firm's valuation infrastructure. What They're Looking For7–10 years of experience across pricing, valuations, product control, independent price verification (IPV), or a related quantitative finance function Strong knowledge of liquid fixed income, credit products, and/or OTC derivatives Experience with pricing models, valuation methodologies, market data, and P&L analysis Strong analytical and technical skills; Python, VBA, or other programming experience is a plus Comfortable partnering with investment professionals and challenging valuation assumptions This is an excellent opportunity to join a world-class investment platform offering highly competitive compensation, exposure to sophisticated trading strategies, and significant long-term career progression.
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