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Data analyst role within the Pricing Operations- Parsing team. S&P Global Market Intelligence Parsing offers a dynamic, secure, real-time service that quickly and accurately extracts OTC pricing content from messages.Duties & accountabilitiesBusiness competenciesEducation and experience
- Operational maintenance of Parsed quotes for different asset classes.
- Delivery of set targets with desired quality parameters.
- Identify data quality improvement projects.
- Identification of opportunities to enhance operational efficiency.
- Client (internal and external) support for data.
- Assist in data analysis and compiling regular metrics of operational activity including data quality statistics.
- User acceptance testing for new or enhanced product functionality.
- Ensure process documentation is kept updated and accounts for any changes to existing process and is extended to cover new processes.
- Improve operational efficiency through proposing process enhancements – and then implementing as agreed with the management team.
- Must have general interest in financial markets, Bonds & other asset classes and be keen to expand knowledge.
- Degree level (preferably in finance and/or business)
- 0-2 years’ experience in similar industry.
Commercial awareness
- Ideally an understanding of financial alternatively demonstrates a strong interest in the mechanics of financial markets.
- Understanding of the Bond Markets is preferable but not essential.
Management Requirements
- Excellent Communication Skills
- Strong Microsoft Excel and Access
- Working knowledge of SQL
- Working knowledge of python is an added advantage
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Personal competenciesPersonal impact
The Individual Needs To Possess
- Very good eye for detail – and a careful and methodical approach to work
- Good problem solver
- Reliable – can be relied on to undertake defined duties on a consistent basis and to agreed deadlines.
- Good time-manager – can balance immediate day to day deadlines with longer term work
Communication
- Strong communication skills – particularly written communication
- Is confident in escalating issues to management (not afraid to communicate bad news)
- Seeks advice as needed – e.g., prioritization of workload or help with a difficult issue
- Readily shares information with colleagues and management