State Street

Financial Services

InvestmentPerformanceAnalysis,SeniorAssociate

$350–550k ~AI est. Hangzhou, China FULL TIME
The Brief

“Investment Performance Analysis, Senior Associate at State Street. Skills: Investment analytics, Performance analysis, Client reporting. Calculate time-weighted returns. Calculate money-weighted returns”

Industry & Context.

Financial Services
Problems you'll solve

Problem-solving skills

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

3-5 years experience investment analytics, 3-5 years experience finance industry

Nice to Have

Post graduate degree, CFA charterholder, CIPM charterholder, CAIA charterholder, Advanced Excel skills, Advanced SQL skills, Advanced Python skills

What You'll Do.

Calculate time-weighted returns

Calculate money-weighted returns

Validate time-weighted returns

Validate money-weighted returns

Analyze attribution effects

Generate performance reports

Generate analytics reports

Maintain data accuracy

Provide in-depth analysis

Provide technical support

Support client ad-hoc query

Support client ad-hoc request

Provide documentation

Provide backup of processes

Support client transitions

Input into product roadmap

Input into market developments

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Client service; Technical support

Communication Scope

Client communication; Translate complex ideas

Process & Methodology

Project Management skills

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