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Job Title

1 Trainee (12 month program at the minimum) for MARK (Global Markets, Equity Derivatives) Department located at our Hong Kong office. The job will commence as soon as possible as the successful candidate is identified, the successful candidate will work for SG Securities Korea 1-2 month until the visa grants and will be transferred to Hong Kong office.

Company Profile

SG CIB is the Corporate and Investment Banking arm of the Societe Generale Group. Present in over 50 countries across Europe, the Americas and Asia. SG CIB is a reference bank specialising in: Euro Capital Markets, Derivatives and Structured Finance. Combining innovation and quality of execution, SG CIB provides corporates, financial institutions, investors and public sector clients with value-added integrated financial solutions.

Job Description 

This position is to assist Sales people in Equities and Derivatives (EQD) space. The person will work for Sales who handle various types of Equity Derivatives Products and also engage in developing sales tools.  

Requirements

-           Degrees in math, statistics, physics, engineering, information technology, finance are preferred.

-           Fluency in English, Korean is a must.

-           Knowledge in financial market and investment products

-           Programming skill and database knowledge is preferred

-           Strong analytical skill and statistical knowledge is an advantage.

-           Hard-working, diligent and strong commitment to the team is a must.

Interested parties, please send the below quoting reference: seo-humn@sgcib.com before

3 November 2017.

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