ESG Index Structurer - Equity Derivatives (Paris)

Selby Jennings; Paris; On-site; EUR 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Selby Jennings is partnering with a leading investment bank to identify an ESG Index Structurer for a permanent Paris-based position. The role focuses on designing ESG indices and solutions across equity derivative products, working with trading, sales and risk teams to meet investor demand for sustainable strategies.

Ideal candidates will have strong ESG expertise, index structuring experience, and a track record in equity derivatives within a bank, with willingness to be based on-site in Paris.

Qualifications

• ESG expertise and its translation into index methodologies and products.
• Experience designing, modelling and implementing index strategies and rules-based approaches.
• Ability to build tailored equity-linked solutions addressing client needs and risk/return profiles.
• Broad knowledge of equity derivative products, including payoffs, risk drivers and pricing considerations.
• 2–8 years of structuring experience in a investment bank setting, ideally focused on equity and ESG products.

Responsibilities

• Create and optimise ESG indices and solutions for a range of equity derivative products.
• Collaborate with trading, sales and risk teams to design innovative ESG index-based products.
• Leverage equity derivatives and structuring experience to meet investor demand for sustainable strategies.

Skills

ESG expertise

Index structuring

Solutions structuring

Equity derivative product knowledge

Structuring experience

Paris-based role

Job description

Selby Jennings is partnering with a leading investment bank to identify an ESG Index Structurer for a permanent Paris-based position. The role focuses on designing ESG indices and solutions across equity derivative products, working with trading, sales and risk teams to meet investor demand for sustainable strategies.

Ideal candidates will have strong ESG expertise, index structuring experience, and a track record in equity derivatives within a bank, with willingness to be based on-site in Paris.