Capital Markets & Risk Transformation Analyst

Infosys Limited

Charlotte (NC)

On-site

USD 82,493 - 122,988

Full time

14 days+

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Benefits offered by this job

Long-term/Short-term Disability

Health & Dependent Care Reimbursement

Insurance (Various)

401(k)

Job summary

Infosys is seeking a Capital Market & Financial Risk Management Business Analyst to join our team in Charlotte, NC, with responsibilities spanning analysis of client processes, benchmarking studies, and collaboration with cross-functional teams to align solutions with industry standards.

The role requires experience in capital markets products and risk functions, plus a bachelor’s degree and willingness to relocate or travel.

Qualifications

Experience with Capital Markets products (e.g., Equities, Fixed Income, Derivatives) and/or Risk functions (Market Risk, Credit Risk, Operational Risk, Liquidity Risk).
Experience in requirement gathering, process mapping, functional analysis, and validation.
Experience working in regulatory change programs (Basel, FRTB, CCAR, IFRS9) or trading and risk platforms.

Responsibilities

Analyze client business processes to identify optimization opportunities and align them with industry-specific standards and best practices.
Facilitate benchmarking studies, working with stakeholders to align solution performance with industry standards and domain-specific insights.
Collaborate with technical teams and document system customizations and configurations, drafting standard operating procedures and workflows that align with functional requirements of the relevant sector.
Conduct in-depth research on third-party products within the domain, providing comparative analysis of features, costs, and scalability.
Coordinate the implementation of solutions addressing issues during setup and integration, and support in developing and maintaining SOPs, to ensure system stability and performance post-implementation.