Data Operations Associate - News & Market
9finNew York (NY)
About the role
Associate - News & Market Data TeamProviding fast, reliable news and market data across a wide range of financial markets is no small task. Our team uses cutting-edge technology to source, analyse, and publish the most relevant information for our clients.
Here's a snapshot of what you might work on:
Understand and navigate HTML, using 9fin's in-house tools to automate publishing and streamline data workflows.
Identify price-sensitive information in articles surfaced by our in-house aggregator.
Ensure timely updates on earnings publications and corporate disclosures.
Take ownership of your portfolio of companies within a specific industry, ensuring that all investor relations details are accurately maintained and up to date. You'll be responsible for monitoring and recording key reporting dates, ensuring they are accurately tracked and updated on internal and client facing platforms.
Act fast to alert clients to key developments in the market.
Keep track of company ratings updates and ensure they are accurately reflected in our systems.
Cover CLO deal alerts and other structured credit market movements.
Conduct checks on bond and loan redemptions, updating relevant datasets and client alerts.
Due to our global operations, you will work a rotational shift pattern, alternating between an EU shift (9 AM – 6 PM UK time) and a US shift (1 PM – 10 PM UK time). The schedule will be determined by the team. You should be comfortable with periods where your working hours will differ from standard UK office hours.
This role is well suited to those with backgrounds in business, data analytics, journalism, or other disciplines requiring strong analytical and communication skills. More than specific experience, we're looking for individuals who can work at pace, spot what matters, and adapt quickly in a dynamic environment.
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