<t>I think that you don't need to do further studies to achieve your goal. However, you should begin studying financial products to be ready for interviews. Looking to your background, I think that it wouldn't be a bad idea to begin by a quant position within a front office team (you will find that ...
Hi guys!Does anyone have any opinion or fact about ABN and Citigroup teams on exotic equity derivatives products? Especially the structuring team. I would like to know if they are good, what kind of products they trade, if they are technical or not...Many thanks,Lamia.
Hi,a risk management question: if you have your trader that decided to sell a put on the S&P 90% with a maturity of 15 years at 5%, what can you study or look at to see if he mispriced his put.
<t>Hi guys!Does anyone of you had interviews for structuring positions on equity derivatives products? I would like to know what do I need to prepare, what kind of questions they can ask...Another question: what kind of questions could you have for a junior position as an equity derivatives trader?M...
<t>I think that if you don't have other opportunities it can't hurt to work in operations. You may learn many things at the beginning and it's always easier to move into a front office of a bank if you already work in it. One advice: don't stay there too long, just enough to learn the maximum. Good ...
Hi guys!I have an urgent question: if I give you a stock price, a strike price, a volatility, a barrier level, and a maturity, can you tell me what approximation of the price of the barrier option( for example an up and out option) I can have?