Manage secondary market trading on a trading venue and maintain reference data (financial / non-financial) or asset classes, including security master data and pricing data; assistance to market participants; managing special market situations; market surveillance activities; prospective and retrospective market monitoring on respective trading venues (making sure relevant regulation is applied)We are looking for a Market Surveillance Analyst to join the Market Services Operations team. The position will be based in Milan, and start as soon as possibleCCNL CreditoRAL starting from 35.600 + ticket restaurantFixed TermKey Accountabilities / ResponsibilitiesReal-time and ex-post markets supervision across Borsa Italiana markets, with a focus on derivatives.Market interventions, handling of input errors, supervision of after-hours trading and management of member firms' requestsProspective and retrospective monitoring of compliance with trading venue rules, as well as with applicable national and European regulationManagement of surveillance alerts,



investigations and reporting of suspicious transactions (STOR, AML) to the competent authoritiesReal-time and ex-post monitoring of liquidity provision obligationsContribution to the delivery of high-quality internal and external customer service in trading surveillance of the markets organized and managed by Borsa ItalianaDevelopment and maintenance of algorithms and tools for real-time monitoring and retrospective surveillanceContribution to the design and testing of AI-based tools supporting identification and anlysis of suspicious trading patterns and the automation of routine surveillance tasksWork is performed in an office environment and may require extended working hoursYour ProfileProven ability to work effectively in a teamProven interest in financial markets dynamicsQuantitative background and analytical capabilitiesGood verbal and written communication skillsFamiliarity with AI/machine learning applications and t

📌 Borsa Italiana (Milano)
🏢 Euronext
📍 Milano