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Trader Assistant

United StatesAdministrative

Listed on UBS’s official careers site. Listed as of October 20, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Do you enjoy working in a dynamic environment? Are you interested in gaining exposure to client business and equity markets? This role offers a unique opportunity to learn a lot about financial markets, gain exposure to client business and raise your profile.

We’re looking for a Trader Assistant to provide comprehensive business support and help maintain effective client relationships:

  • Provide operations support to the trading desk including but not limited to: trade bookings, report generation, liaising with different logistics and control functions such as Finance, Operations, Middle office, Back Office…as well as Sales/Structuring functions to provide a good client experience
  • Manage trading flow into relative systems and work with technology on system exceptions
  • Work with various functions on investigation and resolution of any unexplained PnL
  • Establish a strong control environment around trade capture, risk and PnL
  • Ensure data integrity and assist in managing operations risk for the trading desk
  • Key deliverables will also include accurate and timely deal capture/amendments; generate value add ideas with regards to improving current processes, support traders in reducing risk and PnL volatility, effective and ongoing liaison with other support areas

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