Associate: Global Research, Commodity Analyst

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• →Contribute to regular publications by researching key issues on energy/commodity markets.
• →Contribute to our commodities price forecasting effort through econometric modelling of commodity markets.
• →Interact with a broad array of internal sales and trading desks, as well as with external corporate and investor clients.
• →Monitor and analyze ongoing developments in the commodity markets.

• Three to five years of experience at an investment bank, institutional investor, or energy trading house
• Postgraduate degree in economics, econometrics, statistics, or finance (MA/PhD), with an excellent academic record.
• Strong quantitative skills, coupled with sound knowledge of applied econometric techniques and the ability to work with large datasets.
• Thorough knowledge of microeconomics, financial economics and financial derivatives, with a special focus on price theory.
• Some background in macroeconomics, particularly business cycle theory, and financial portfolio theory would be an advantage.
• Strong interest in commodity and financial markets are a must.
• Advanced software skills in both MS Office and one or more applied statistical packages (EViews, STATA).
• Very good presentation skills, able to present thoughts clearly and succinctly.
• Fluent in English. Command of other languages would be an advantage, but not essential.
• Teamwork-oriented, able to work under pressure.
• Excellent writing skills.