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CME Group

Runs global futures and options markets

Liquidity Risk Associate

Quantitative RiskConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeChicago, IL, USA

About the Job

Requirements

  • A master's degree in Financial Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Economics, Finance, or a related field and 24 months of experience as a Financial Quantitative Analyst or in a related occupation.
  • Two years of experience handling margin setting, modeling issues, and other risk-mitigation measures.
  • Two years of experience using Bloomberg.
  • Two years of experience with at least three of C++, C#, R, Python, and Java.
  • Two years of experience with relational databases, including MS SQL or Oracle and SQL.
  • Two years of experience pricing complex derivatives and performing advanced statistical analysis on underlying risk factors such as returns distribution, volatility, and correlations.
  • Two years of experience manipulating and interpreting large data sets, including creating visualizations using tools such as Tableau or Looker.
  • Two years of experience with statistical modeling techniques including VaR, EVT, and GARCH.
  • Two years of experience in financial and quantitative analysis.

Responsibilities

  • Assess and monitor market conditions that impact CME’s risk exposures, focusing on liquidity risk.
  • Liaise with Market Risk, Financial Surveillance, Credit, Collateral, Policy, and Quant teams to ensure effective oversight of counterparty credit, liquidity, and collateral risk profiles.
  • Perform daily liquidity risk monitoring procedures and conduct liquidity stress testing; escalate findings as necessary.
  • Maintain expertise in liquidity risk, relevant domestic and international regulations, and Clearinghouse rulebook requirements.
  • Develop, automate, and enhance quantitative models and risk monitoring tools, and maintain and improve existing systems.
  • Respond to regulatory requests, support mandatory reporting, and prepare submissions for external inquiries.
  • Contribute to developing new risk models, improving system functionality, and executing quantitative analyses in support of risk initiatives.
  • Create and present reports for CME clearing’s internal governance committees, measure CME clearing’s key risks, and escalate issues as appropriate.

About the Company

CME Group

Runs global futures and options markets

CME Group runs the world’s leading derivatives marketplace, offering futures and options across major asset classes on four exchanges (CME, CBOT, NYMEX, COMEX). Its services include trading platforms, clearing and settlement, and market data, serving individual traders, institutions, and commercial entities. How it works: traders buy and sell standardized contracts (futures and options) on its platforms; the trades are cleared through a central clearinghouse, which handles margining, settlement, and risk management, providing price discovery and transfer of risk. How it differs: CME Group combines a broad range of benchmark products with integrated services (trading, clearing, market data) across multiple exchanges, giving wide instrument access, global reach, and a unified risk-management framework. Goal: to provide a reliable, efficient system for price discovery, hedging, speculating, and managing risk in global derivatives markets.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Chicago, IL
Founded
1848

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