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Jane Street

Trades stocks, bonds and funds as a market maker

Compliance Specialist - Control Room

Regulatory Compliance & EthicsConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeHong KongNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Have 7 or more years of compliance experience at a financial institution, including meaningful experience in a control room, capital markets compliance, or an equivalent restricted-list function.
  • Have strong familiarity with wall crossings, information barriers, and material nonpublic information controls in practice.
  • Be comfortable making judgment or escalation calls under time pressure.
  • Be able to produce policy and procedure documentation.
  • Be able to liaise verbally with traders to understand live and proposed flows and translate them into compliance requirements.
  • Be familiar with Asia-Pacific regulatory frameworks, especially those of Hong Kong and China, and sanctions regimes affecting global trading.
  • Be fluent in English.

Responsibilities

  • Run day-to-day restriction processes end-to-end, including evaluating the scope of affected names, applying and lifting restrictions, and maintaining records.
  • Advise traders, the Business Development team, and other teams on the practical implications of restrictions.
  • Own and maintain policies and procedures for these business lines and processes as the business, systems, and regulations change.
  • Handle sanctions and government-driven trading restrictions and monitor for relevant changes.
  • Support surveillance, look-back reviews, and information barrier and clean room arrangements involving material nonpublic information.
  • Continue to build and evolve the control room function.

About the Company

Jane Street

Trades stocks, bonds and funds as a market maker

Jane Street trades stocks, bonds, options, and exchange-traded funds with its own money as a market maker, a firm that constantly quotes prices to buy and sell so other investors can trade whenever they want. In 2025, it made more money from trading than JPMorgan Chase or Goldman Sachs, the biggest trading banks on Wall Street. Its traders, researchers, and engineers build computer-driven strategies that trade on exchanges and other venues around the world, and it also trades directly with large institutional clients. It earns the small gap between buying and selling prices across huge volumes, plus gains on positions it holds for minutes to days. Jane Street was founded in 2000 and is based in New York.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Debt Financing
Total funding
$90.6B
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2000

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