Dear Allstat,
Long to be in finance or banking?
If you have are a strong econometric / time series regression experience, then a leading financial organisation needs you. Offering structured career worthy opportunities to analysts from a whole range of industries, if you have commercial experience of regression modelling, data analysis, SAS programming and forecasting, then here is the bridge to banking, finance and credit risk.
An integral part of a modelling team made up of likeminded professionals you will be responsible for building robust regression models and using analysis techniques to better understand and predict market behaviour, with the freedom later on to move around the company in whatever direction takes your fancy.
All you need to be considered for a position within credit risk is:
• 2 years or more commercial analytical experience
• A passion for econometrics / statistics / numerical analytics
• Preferably with SAS experience, but if not then an aptitude for programming and a desire to learn SAS, if you can use SPSS syntax, STATA etc
• Strong technical Time Series ability and forecasting experience
• Keen to get into finance and banking
Call now for an immediate conversation; alternatively send your CV to be considered for a high profile role in risk.
Are you a Statistician, Analyst, Econometrician, Quantitative Analyst? Haven't found what you are looking for? If you are looking for a statistical role within the analysis market then give us call or visit our website. We have a variety of jobs available for Statisticians or Econometricians. Try visiting us at www.corporate-recruiter.co.uk
Location: London
Salary: Negotiable up to c.25 - 40K depending upon qualification, skills and experience
To apply or for more information:
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Kind regards
Angela Smythe
Corporate Recruiter
020 7861 9987
www.corporate-recruiter.co.uk
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