Intermonte is an Investment Firm for Italian SMEd and institutional investors operating in trading, advisory, and financial research, with a strong focus on equities, derivatives, and structured products. Thanks to its deep specialization in the Italian and European markets, Intermonte supports investors with independent analysis, tailored solutions, and high-quality trade execution.

The company’s structure includes specific business lines dedicated to:
• Sales & Advisory
• Investment Banking
• Global Markets
• Websim (digital investing platform).

Intermonte is a part of Banca Generali Group, a private banking group, able to offer its customers the best strategies for effective financial planning and in the protection of clients through a network of private consultants at the top of the sector in terms of skills and expertise/professionalism.

The Equity Trading & DMA team provides execution and electronic trading services to institutional clients, offering access to equity markets through high-touch and low-touch solutions. The team works closely with investors, sales traders,



and technology specialists to deliver efficient execution, market expertise, and best-in-class client service.

Key Responsibilities:
• Manage and monitor institutional equity order flow across multiple trading venues and execution channels.
• Support and oversee Direct Market Access (DMA) and electronic execution services for domestic and international clients.
• Monitor execution quality, trading performance, and market activity throughout the trading day.
• Conduct pre-trade and post-trade controls to ensure compliance with regulatory and internal requirements.
• Analyze trading metrics, execution reports, and market data to identify opportunities for process and performance improvements.
• Liaise with institutional clients, Sales Traders, and internal stakeholders to ensure efficient execution and issue resolution.
• Collaborate with Technology and Operations teams on trading platform e

📌 Equity Trading (Milano)
🏢 Generali
📍 Milano