Senior Trade Settlements Analyst at AIMCo (Alberta)

Senior Trade Settlements Analyst at AIMCo (Alberta)

10 Aug
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Alberta Investment Management Corporation (AIMCo)
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Alberta

10 Aug

Alberta Investment Management Corporation (AIMCo)

Alberta

Become a crucial player in the investment world as a Senior Trade Settlements Analyst with AIMCo. This role focuses on accurate and timely settlements within a agile investment operations team.

AIMCo is looking for a motivated professional to manage public market transaction settlements. You will be responsible for ensuring prompt settlement of various investment products including equities, fixed income, and foreign exchange. Your expertise will provide vital support to Portfolio Managers and enhance operational efficiency.

Key Responsibilities:
• Ensure timely settlement of public market transactions
• Resolve trade discrepancies between AIMCo and brokers
• Authorize and issue settlement instructions to banks




• Maintain and document standard operating procedures
• Collaborate on new broker setups and compliance

Requirements:
• Bachelor’s degree in Commerce, Finance, or Mathematics
• 4+ years of experience in investment operations
• Advanced knowledge of financial markets and investment products
• Familiarity with Aladdin system is an asset
• Strong analytical and collaborative skills

Leverage your expertise in trade settlements and join AIMCo to enhance operational efficiency and support strategic investment objectives.
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📌 Senior Trade Settlements Analyst at AIMCo (Alberta)
🏢 Alberta Investment Management Corporation (AIMCo)
📍 Alberta

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