Full-Time
Electronic Trading Support Analyst
Posted on 7/17/2025
mthree
501-1,000 employees
Global talent training and placement services
No salary listed
London, UK
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- Strong Unix / Linux skills (outside of just moving around directories and viewing logs)
- SQL
- Solid experience in IT to include minimum 2 years of experience in industry
- Previous experience of working in a front office trading IT environment
- Previous experience in a front office support role engaging directly with Sales and Trading desks
- Be responsible for support of all applications used in the FX trading and eCommerce areas including position management and treasury trading systems, electronic trading platforms application support, rate aggregation, pricing, distribution, low latency position keeping and auto-hedging systems. The team are points of contact for requests for new/different sources, exchanges etc.
- Take a proactive approach to managing the production plant, including ownership of monitoring, the knowledge base, and documenting new procedures and application on-boarding runbooks.
- Assist as point of contact between IT and business management for organising events such as upgrades and scheduled downtime.
- Miscellaneous support of existing and new systems to complement the helpdesk service already in place
- Demonstrated understanding of ITIL processes
- Experience or knowledge of any of the following systems would be of benefit – Murex, ITRS/Geneos, Python D3, Control-M, KDB/Q, Fix Messaging
mthree is a global talent and training partner that connects graduates and experienced professionals with leading companies in tech, banking, and business. It creates and runs custom training programs through its Train model, ensuring candidates are prepared for their roles and can be placed into positions ranging from entry level to leadership. The company works by partnering with organizations to deliver tailored training solutions, then placing trained talent into roles, which helps clients reduce their hiring and training burden. What sets mthree apart is its emphasis on diversity, equity, and inclusion, its global reach, and its ability to offer end-to-end pipeline development—from training design to placement—across multiple sectors. The goal is to continuously supply a steady stream of skilled professionals who meet each client’s specific needs and contribute to the client’s workforce goals.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Acquired
Total Funding
$323.4M
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
2010
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- £10M Leumi ABL facility backs Mthree-Peregrine merger for scale.
- $126.8M revenue with 365 employees supports Train model expansion.
- Enhanced management unlocks cross-selling in public-private sectors.
What critics are saying
- Merger integration fails, clashing cultures erode 20-30% revenue.
- AI platforms like Eightfold displace Train model in 12-24 months.
- JPMorgan, Goldman hiring freezes slash graduate placements 40%.
What makes mthree unique
- mthree's Train model delivers custom training for tech, banking, business roles.
- Merger with Peregrine combines private-public sector hire-train-deploy expertise.
- Global offices in London, New York, Budapest span UK-US markets.
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Leumi ABL has provided a £10 million asset-based lending facility to support the merger of Mthree and Peregrine International Limited, both portfolio companies of UK private equity firm Inspirit Capital. The deal combines Mthree's private sector recruitment focus with Peregrine's public sector operations in the hire-train-deploy market. The merger aims to deliver increased scale, strengthen management and unlock cross-selling opportunities across both sectors. This marks Leumi ABL's third financing arrangement with Inspirit portfolio companies, following its backing of @Spaldings Ltd's acquisition in June 2023. The combined group operates across the UK and US. Inspirit Capital highlighted asset-based lending's flexibility and scalability for PE-backed businesses, whilst Leumi ABL emphasised its expertise in cross-border transactions and understanding of private equity requirements.