Equity Portfolio Pricing & Valuations

Equity Portfolio Pricing & Valuations

Role Title: Equity Portfolio Pricing & Valuations
Location: London

This role sits at the intersection of trading, risk, and quantitative analytics, focusing on the accurate pricing and valuation of equity autocallable products.

You will own the end-to-end valuation process, ensuring robust daily P&L, transparent attribution, and strong model governance across a complex structured products portfolio.

Job Responsibilities

• Pricing & Daily P&L: Own the official end-of-day marking and P&L production for all equity autocallable products, ensuring prices are accurate, consistent, and aligned with market data and internal policies.
• P&L Explanation & Attribution: Decompose daily and periodic P&L into clear components, including market movements (Greeks-based P&L), idiosyncratic events, trading activity, and other factors, to provide transparent explanations to traders, risk, finance, and senior management.
• Model Calibration: Calibrate model and reserve parameters to observable market datasets (e.g., volatility surfaces, correlations, dividends) and maintain robust calibration methodologies and documentation.
• Model Risk & Reserves: Support the testing, validation, and rollout of new pricing models; compute, review, and post appropriate model reserves in line with model risk policies.
• Counterparty Valuation Oversight: Monitor portfolio valuations versus counterparty marks, investigate and reconcile material differences, and help drive fair value and dispute resolution processes.
• Controls & Lifecycle Monitoring: Design and enhance systematic controls to track lifecycle events for autocallable products (e.g., coupon payments, barrier events, calls), ensuring accurate reflection in positions, valuations, and P&L.

Qualifications

• An advanced degree (or equivalent) in a quantitative discipline such as Engineering, Mathematics, Physics, or similar, with at least 3 years of relevant experience in equity derivatives, structured products, or quantitative finance.
• Advanced knowledge of equity derivatives products, their risk profiles (Greeks), and common valuation methodologies for structured products and exotics.
• Strong coding skills (e.g., Python, C++, or similar) and the ability to work efficiently with large datasets, automation, and analytics tools.
• Highly detail-oriented, with a strong sense of ownership, rigor, and accountability in pricing, controls, and documentation.
• Collaborative team player with strong communication skills and a willingness to support and partner with trading, risk, technology, and operations.