Front Office Quant & Pricing Strategist

Deutsche Bank AG; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid Working

Competitive salary

Non-contributory pension

Life Assurance

Private Healthcare for you and family

Flexible benefits

Job summary

Deutsche Bank AG seeks a senior member of the Corporate and Private Bank Strat group in London. The role focuses on building a scalable front-office pricing and risk management system, modelling funding costs, and aligning resources across Front Office, Credit Risk Management, and Finance.

You will apply advanced quantitative analytics, pricing, and risk modeling with strong programming in C++ and Python, and contribute to capital efficiency and funding cost strategies in a hybrid work

Qualifications

• Strong quantitative and analytical skills.
• Proficiency in C++ and Python for pricing and risk work.
• Solid understanding of funding, banking markets and capital efficiency.
• Experience with interest rate or credit risk modelling.
• Ability to design and implement scalable pricing and risk tools.

Responsibilities

• Model funding costs and pricing in front office context.
• Support design of incentive structures for resource allocation and capital optimisation.
• Collaborate with Front Office, Credit Risk Management and Finance on financial calculations.
• Provide quantitative analytics, modelling, pricing, and risk management for loan and mortgage portfolios.

Skills

Quantitative analysis

C++

Python

Finance knowledge

Risk modelling

Capital management

Communication skills

Job description

Deutsche Bank AG seeks a senior member of the Corporate and Private Bank Strat group in London. The role focuses on building a scalable front-office pricing and risk management system, modelling funding costs, and aligning resources across Front Office, Credit Risk Management, and Finance.

You will apply advanced quantitative analytics, pricing, and risk modeling with strong programming in C++ and Python, and contribute to capital efficiency and funding cost strategies in a hybrid work