Valuations Manager
mondrian alphaNew York (NY)
About the role
Our client is a leading global investment firm managing over $75bn in AUM and investing across a diverse range of liquid and alternative strategies. They are looking to hire an experienced Valuations Manager to join a highly visible team responsible for the independent valuation of complex financial instruments across the firm's global investment portfolios. This is an opportunity to work at the intersection of investing, risk, quantitative finance, and technology. You'll partner closely with portfolio managers, risk teams, and senior finance leadership to help ensure accurate and robust valuations while contributing to the ongoing development of pricing methodologies, valuation models, and scalable infrastructure supporting an evolving investment platform. Beyond day-to-day valuation responsibilities, you'll play an important role in enhancing processes, supporting new products, improving automation, and partnering with technology teams to strengthen the firm's valuation capabilities. The role offers broad exposure across multiple asset classes and is ideal for someone who enjoys solving complex analytical problems within a collaborative, fast-paced environment. Who this suits Experience valuing complex financial instruments within a hedge fund, investment bank, asset manager, or similar financial institution Strong understanding of valuation methodologies, pricing models, and market data Experience partnering with investment professionals, risk teams, or quantitative groups on valuation-related matters Programming or automation experience using Python, VBA, SQL, or similar tools is highly desirable Why This Opportunity Stands OutBroad product exposure: Gain experience valuing a diverse range of complex financial instruments across a sophisticated global investment platform Investment-facing role: Work closely with portfolio managers, quantitative teams, and senior stakeholders on business-critical valuation matters. Outstanding long-term opportunity: Join a world-class investment firm known for investing in its people, offering exceptional career progression and highly competitive compensation.
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