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Join us as a Rates & xVA Analyst
- This role sits within the Rates & xVA team in Treasury Markets and focuses on building practical skills in derivative pricing, valuation and risk analysis
- It is suited to someone who enjoys quantitative problem-solving and is interested in building expertise in pricing, valuation and trade economics
- You'll gain exposure to how derivative pricing decisions are formed, challenged and explained in a front-office environment
- If you have direct experience in derivatives or have developed strong analytical skills in a related area, this role offers the opportunity to build technical capability in a practical setting
- This is an office first job, so you'll spend at least four days a week onsite at our Bishopsgate office
As a Rates & xVA Analyst, you’ll work closely with Quants, Risk and Finance to support robust, data-driven decision-making, while developing your understanding of rates, valuation and risk over time.
You’ll also:
- Support the pricing and analysis of interest rate and structured derivative transactions, with a focus on accuracy and consistency
- Develop understanding of how market movements, economic data and macro factors influence pricing and hedging decisions
- Support xVA-related analysis such as credit, funding, capital and collateral considerations, and assess the impact on trade economics
- Build and enhance analytics, models and tools to support pricing, valuation and risk management decisions
- Analyse transaction economics, sensitivities and key valuation drivers to support informed decision-making
- Take ownership of trade lifecycle events including booking, maintenance, amendments, unwinds and restructures, ensuring strong control and attention to detail
- Work with Risk and Finance to ensure pricing and valuation approaches are well understood and clearly communicated
- Identify opportunities to improve analytical frameworks, simplify processes and automate workflows
To take on this role, you’ll have strong numeracy and analytical problem-solving skills, with an interest in financial markets, pricing, valuation or risk management. Experience of Python or similar tools would be beneficial but can be developed in the role. A background in a quantitative or analytical discipline would also be helpful, but we also welcome candidates who can demonstrate strong transferable analytical skills and learning ability.
You’ll also need:
- To be comfortable working with data, assumptions and structured analysis
- Experience of Excel
- The ability to communicate technical concepts clearly and logically
Hours
35Job Posting Closing Date:
13/06/2026Ways of Working:Office FirstNatWest Group London, England Office
250 Bishopsgate, London, United Kingdom, EC2M 4AA


