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Compliance Manager - Multi-Strategy Hedge Fund - $300k+ total comp package

Posted 6 days ago

mondrian alphaMundelein (IL)

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$300k

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About the role

Job Description: A world-leading hedge fund is looking to make an exciting Compliance Manager hire into their New York office. The firm have had exceptional performance over the past few years and have truly established themselves as one of the leading names in the industry. They are continuing to grow at an exciting rate, in both headcount and AUM, leading to the need to make specialist hires such as this. They are looking to hire a Compliance Manager to cover trading advisory. Reporting directly to the Head of the team, the role will specialise in advisory across all their asset classes, with coverage over equities and fixed income. You will sit on the desk, working directly with the trading teams, providing real time regulatory updates. They are at the forefront of tech and there will be a wide variety of automation and AI projects to get involved in and lead on. This is an opportunity for a Compliance professional with 8+ years of experience to take a step up into a hands on position as part of one of the world’s leading hedge funds. You will benefit from working with a world class team, with a fantastic internal culture. They have some of the most varied progression opportunities in the industry - compliance professionals have previously moved into broader positions across compliance, legal and the wider business. My client are renowned for their salary structure and will offer a lucrative compensation package to the right candidate. Top performers in this role can expect to earn a $300k+ total comp package.

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