Duties:  Provide expertise and insight into Latin American Foreign Exchange (FX) and Rates markets, as well as Santander’s financial products and services in these markets, to Santander’s U.S. and worldwide client base. Responsible for market making, forecasting market movements, risk managing, revenue generation, and pricing and trading FX and Rates products. Manage trading positions across FX and local Rates products, delivering liquidity in challenging market conditions, generating P&L through advanced market-making and strategic positioning, and delivering high-precision execution across electronic and voice trading channels while ensuring each trade comports with organization trading policies and philosophies. Partner with Sales and Structuring teams to provide institutional clients with competitive pricing and develop complex, tailored financial solutions. Perform sophisticated analysis to understand macroeconomic trends, central bank policy, inflation dynamics, and political risk across Latin America to inform trading strategies and optimize risk-adjusted performance. Leverage data analytics, quantitative tools, and technology to enhance execution quality, pricing accuracy, and operational efficiency. Maintain strict adherence to regulatory requirements and internal controls.

Requirements:  Master’s degree in Finance, Economics, Mathematics or closely related quantitative field, plus 3 years of experience in the position offered or as a markets analyst/trader or foreign exchange trader at a global bank. All required experience must have included: conducting market making, forecasting market movements, managing complex risk exposures, and pricing and trading foreign exchange investment products including NDFs, deliverable FX, and cross-currency swaps in Latin America; trading local curves and instruments including ARS, COP or PEN; using programming languages like Python or VBA to build analytical tools, process large datasets and enhance trading and execution strategies; conducting stress testing and analyzing VaR and limit governance; executing trades on electronic trading platforms (e.g. Bloomberg, Tradeweb) and voice trading channels; researching and analyzing market trends to understand and mitigate risks, including microstructure, liquidity constraints, macroeconomic frameworks, monetary policy, inflation and geopolitical risk in Latin America; and collaborating with global trading desks, Sales and Structuring teams to price strategies, provide liquidity and manage axes.

Details:  Must be willing to travel internationally up to 20% of time for client meetings and industry conferences.

Contact:  Christie Harpster or Christianne.Harpster@santander.us. Ref. #321.

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