Coronation Insurance Plc has been in operations for over half a century, offering a comprehensive range of insurance coverage. Established in 1958, Wapic has built a strong franchise in the largest economies in Sub-Saharan Africa and operates two subsidiaries; Coronation Life Assurance Limited and Coronation Insurance (Ghana) Limited.
The Company has a history of delivering efficient and transparent insurance solutions to discerning clients; a culture reflective of the strength and leadership which underpins the company’s foundation.
The Equities Trader plays a pivotal role in overseeing the product development and trading activities within a securities brokerage firm in Nigeria.
This position requires a deep understanding of financial markets, trading strategies, and product offerings.
The individual in this role is responsible for managing a team of traders, analysts, and product specialists to ensure efficient and profitable operations.
Job Details
Manage equity orders in a risk-controlled manner as a fiduciary and contribute to the investment process to reduce transaction costs and identify outperformance opportunities.
Establish equity trading strategies and processes for rebalancing, manage risk and trading positions, and stay alert to liquidity and flow issues.
Buy and sell equity securities by utilizing short term automated trading models .
Monitor the capital market for news, potential disruptions, opportunities, and business implications.
Creates strategies for buying and selling of shares on the equity market.
Participate in bidding based on knowledge of the market dynamics of the industry or of the relevant stock.
Analyse and resolve escalated trading discrepancies and unconfirmed trades.
Evaluate orders and follow up on completion of trade orders.
Handle multiple trading venues and markets and establish action plans to enhance relationships with counterparties.
Formulate hedging strategies and monitor trading desk profit and loss positions.
Guide interactions and programs with stakeholder groups to support organizational trade and business strategies and objectives.
Evaluate preparation of brokers’ performance reports and central dealing unit’s performance reports
Keep up to date with financial statement information such as balance sheet, accounting standards and principles, and related terminologies relevant to various institutional industries serviced by the company.
Monitor and review operational plans and procedures for compliance.
Learn and stay up to date with local trading regulations and best execution policies.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting or any related discipline
Minimum of Six (6) years relevant post-qualification experience
Professional certification, e.g. CISA, CIMA, ACCA, ACA, CFA or other relevant professional certificate is an added advantage
Significant experience in fixed income trading, preferably in a financial securities firm or investment bank, with a strong track record of successful trades and risk management.
In-depth understanding of fixed income markets, including different types of fixed income securities, yield curve dynamics, credit analysis, and market liquidity.
Familiarity with financial derivatives and structured products is also beneficial.
Strong quantitative and analytical skills to analyze market data, assess risk-reward profiles, and develop effective trading strategies.
Proficiency in using financial models, spreadsheets, and data analysis tools is essential.
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