Analyst, Market Risk

Fidelity InvestmentsJersey City, NJ
Onsite

About The Position

Market Risk Analysts play a critical role in protecting the firm from losses associated with trading and borrowing activities across institutional and retail businesses. The role involves monitoring and analyzing real-time trading activity, securities movements, and market volatility to identify and mitigate risk exposures. Analysts ensure that customer accounts maintain sufficient capital across a range of market conditions, helping safeguard the firm during periods of stress. Key responsibilities include daily reporting, responding to low-equity alerts, monitoring institutional utilization of trading limits within the Market Access program, and escalating risks in a timely manner to drive effective resolution.

Requirements

  • Bachelor's degree in Finance or related field
  • 3+ years business experience within a large-scale financial services environment
  • Proven understanding of the brokerage business, operations & accounting, margin and option strategies
  • Must be able to demonstrate strong investigative and analytical skills

Nice To Haves

  • Series 7 (preferred)

Responsibilities

  • Monitoring and analyzing real-time trading activity, securities movements, and market volatility to identify and mitigate risk exposures.
  • Ensuring that customer accounts maintain sufficient capital across a range of market conditions.
  • Daily reporting.
  • Responding to low-equity alerts.
  • Monitoring institutional utilization of trading limits within the Market Access program.
  • Escalating risks in a timely manner to drive effective resolution.

Benefits

  • Comprehensive health care coverage
  • Emotional well-being support
  • Market-leading retirement
  • Generous paid time off
  • Parental leave
  • Charitable giving employee match program
  • Educational assistance including student loan repayment
  • Tuition reimbursement
  • Learning resources to develop your career
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