Member of Asset Management, Business Analyst

Job Description

Technical Skills:

Direct work experience in traditional financial services businesses, including banking, asset management, capital markets, or wealth management.

Working knowledge of the risk, compliance, legal, and regulatory considerations related to the Asset Management (AM) business and target client base.

Strong research, analytical, writing, presentation, and public communication skills.

Complexity and Impact of Work:

Conduct primary research and data analysis to support and report on strategic initiatives across AM and within specific business lines or client segments.

Support and manage cross-functional projects, representing AM with other business lines and departments.

Participate in existing and potential client conversations to develop relationships, promote business growth, and progress client deals.

Collaborate across teams, such as Sales, Marketing, Legal, Risk, Compliance, Operations, and Product to solve problems and define strategy, prioritization, and roadmap execution.

Supports strategy execution and internal AM operations.

Organizational Knowledge:

Contributes to the prioritization and development of key business initiatives, associated product feature needs, and automation and scalability.

Comfortable in a highly dynamic, growth-oriented environment.

Ensures knowledge sharing across AM.

Communication and Influence:

Contribute to strategic proposals, client-facing presentations, business plans, regular or ad hoc reporting needs and execution roadmaps.

Work within and across AM and cross-functional boundaries to gain consensus, identify and solution issues, and present to the FIG business leads, Department Head, and stakeholders across Anchorage Digital.

You may be a fit for this role if you have:

3+ years of experience across traditional financial services.

At least 1 year of experience in an institutional-focused crypto business, with direct exposure to trading, settlements and/or custody infrastructure is a bonus.

A track record of managing cross-functional initiatives tied to institutional product and service delivery.

Comfort engaging with institutional client leads and engaging multiple internal stakeholders.

Strong communication and coordination instincts, research, data analysis, and presentation chops.

Knowledge of computer science principles and/or basic programming skills (Python, R, Java, SQL, etc).

Although not a requirement, bonus points if:

You were emotionally moved by the soundtrack to Hamilton, which chronicles the founding of a new financial system. :)