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Compliance Associate, Trading Compliance

Point72·📍 Stamford, Connecticut, United States

Employment

Full-Time

Work mode

On-site

Experience

SENIOR LEVEL

Salary

$120K – $150K/yr

Role overview

Job description

A Career with Point72's Compliance Team The Point72 Compliance department is an industry-leading team of compliance professionals who support global investment and trading activities by establishing and enforcing the firm’s compliance policies, providing real-time advice, and conducting pre- and post-trade surveillance. Our team is essential to Point72’s success and we provide mentorship, a growth path, and the opportunity for a long-term career with us. What you'll do Monitor compliance restriction alerts and partner with the broader Compliance team to investigate, escalate, and resolve potential issues Investigate trading exceptions, prepare concise findings, develop recommendations, and escalate to senior members of Compliance Manage compliance-related security master data by maintaining accurate mappings, validating underlying information, and resolving issues adversely affecting tra

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What they are looking for

Skills & requirements

Department · Macro Management

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Hiring company

Point72

Finance & Banking

Point72 is a leading global alternative investment firm led by Steven A. Cohen that deploys fundamental equities, systematic, macro, private credit, and venture capital strategies.

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