Trade Corrections Analyst | Trade Operations
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Job Overview
Position Schedule: Full-Time
Hiring Leader: Michelle Betancourt
Recruiter: Melissa Todd
HQ Grade: 08
Hiring Minimum: $61600
Hiring Maximum: $101600
As a Trade Corrections Analyst for the team, you are responsible for principal review, trade corrections, reconciliation issues involving all products in all programs and tracking gains and losses. You will work in collaboration with internal business areas including Advisory, Compliance, Field Supervision, Trading, Service and Operations while also understanding the impacts to these areas.
Here are a few of the key responsibilities you will be a part of:
- Acting in capacity as General Securities Principal with supervisory responsibility over reviewing, approving, and processing of trade cancels, rebills, or corrections. This includes but is not limited to Mutual Funds, Equities, Fixed Income, UIT securities, and Managed/Fee-Based Accounts
- Assessment and timely rejection/approval notifications of trade cancels and rebills involving additional complex systems (of all products listed above that are in addition to the Trade Correction Analyst), all of which require strong technical knowledge and creates financial and/or regulatory risk if delayed or completed incorrectly. The trade error corrections include cancels, quantity, symbol, and buy to sell/sell to buy changes as well as account number, account type, commission, and as of correction requests.
- Requires in-depth understanding of the firm’s systems, trading processes/procedures, trading systems, trade reporting requirements, regulatory guidelines, and fund company trading or third-party administrators (e.g. Surpas).
- Completing trade error correction requests timely and accurately in all product and account types utilizing the appropriate error account based on product type to ensure appropriate reporting to Finance, weekly 17a-5 reporting, and mitigate risk for the firm for strong books and records.
- Initiates and leads collaboration efforts with internal business areas outside the division independently, which includes Compliance, Field Supervision, Trading, and Service while also understanding the impacts to these areas.
- Coach and educate branch teams on trade error correction requests, best practices, and complex client situations.
- Adapts to changing and complex regulatory and reporting requirements in a fast-paced environment to ensure trade error corrections are handled accurately.
- Proactively, and in response to situations that arise, independently deepen knowledge across all corrections functions/ teams including principal review items and calculating Gain/Loss.
- Consultative approach in evaluating complex corrections spanning all Trade corrections functions/teams to determine the best solution and order of operation for the correction. Including but not limited to identifying and implementing an alternate solution while sharing knowledge and explaining the outcome.
Skills/Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in finance and/or equivalent experience
- Specific licenses will be required – SIE, Series 7 Top Off, Series 24, Series 57, Series 52, Series 53. Testing plans and timelines will be discussed and agreed upon with area leadership.
- 3+ years of industry experience required; within a role that required managing risk, including:
- Strong working knowledge of securities products and trading processes, including awareness of industry issues and hot topics.
- Expert level knowledge and experience with Excel, Salesforce, SharePoint, and Advisory Trading Platform.
- Must demonstrate strong conflict-management, problem solving and independent decision-making skills.
- Ability to work in a dynamic fast paced environment.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
What Could Set You Apart:
- Advanced knowledge of products, trade reporting requirements, supervisory systems, firm policies, and industry rules and regulations.
***Candidates that live within in a commutable distance from our Tempe, AZ and St. Louis, MO home office locations are expected to work in the office three days per week, with preference for Tuesday through Thursday.***
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