Quantitative Trader / Portfolio Manager, Hong Kong or Remote (Asia)
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Quant Traders and PMs, Run Your Own Book, Asia
Up to 50% of your P&L, a base of up to US$300K and up to $500M in capital behind your strategy.
QNT Partners is working with a global proprietary trading firm that is building a new Asia team from scratch. They want experienced quant traders, PMs and sub-PMs with live intraday strategies to back from day one. You bring the strategy and own the risk. They bring the capital, the execution and risk infrastructure, and access to every major global market.
What’s on offer
- Allocations up to $500M GMV per trader or PM
- P&L splits of up to 50%, and higher in some cases
- A base of up to US$300K
- Very low desk costs
- The firm’s existing execution, technology and risk stack, live from your first day
- An early seat in a new Asia build-out, with a real say in how it grows
- Hong Kong office, or remote from elsewhere in Asia
What they back
- Intraday strategies with a live track record, typically 50%+ return on capital and a Calmar ratio of 4 or higher
- Index and equity derivatives
- Listed options and volatility
- ETF, delta one and index arbitrage
- Systematic equities
- Other APAC or global strategies with a strong live record
Who this suits
- A PM or sub-PM at a multi-manager whose cost base is eating into their payout
- A quant trader at a prop shop or market maker who is ready to run their own book
- A bank trader who owns real derivatives or volatility risk and wants a partner-level split
What you’ll need
- A live track record on a strategy you run and own the risk on today
- A strategy you’re free to run elsewhere, after any non-compete or IP restrictions
- To be based in, or willing to move to, Hong Kong or elsewhere in Asia
Apply here or message me directly. Every conversation is confidential, and the firm is named after a first call.
