Commodity Futures Broker
redstone search groupChicago (IL)
About the role
The US arm of an established international financial services firm is building out its execution-focused futures brokerage business and is seeking experienced Execution Brokers to support its US expansion. Backed by a strong balance sheet, proven global infrastructure, and existing international client flows, the firm is developing dedicated execution coverage across energy, metals, and agricultural markets. The role is front-office and execution-led, with responsibility for owning client relationships and driving trading activity in US futures markets. Team introductions would be very welcome. Key Responsibilities / Tasks Execute futures trades for commercial hedgers and physical market participants Originate and grow execution-driven client relationships across energy, metals, or agricultural markets Provide market colour, execution guidance, and day-to-day coverage to active trading clients Own the client relationship from initial engagement through onboarding and active trading Work closely with operations, risk, and compliance teams to ensure seamless execution and service Key Qualifications / Experience Proven experience as a futures execution broker within an FCM or Introducing Broker Established client relationships with commercial hedgers, producers, consumers, or merchants Strong understanding of futures market structure, liquidity, and execution mechanics Experience executing futures for commercial clients in commodities, including energy, metals, or agricultural markets Commercial, self-directed broker comfortable joining a growing execution platform This role is execution-focused and front-office, offering the opportunity to help shape a US futures platform with the backing of a well-capitalised international firm.
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