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許多人都有朋友"在華爾街搞電腦/玩數學/作交易", 有更多人對"華爾街"(泛指金融業)的工作性質感到好奇. 就連許多在華爾街工作很久的人也不清楚每天跟他一起吃中飯的人在作什麼. 我嚐試著將我所知道的整理出來. 以後如有時間會更深入的針對每一項詳加闡述

Here are the jobs in broader financial quant/engineering/technology field
財物工程及科技類的工作:

Finance & Banking, Services & Support


Analysis, Strategic Planning & Corp. Development
Financial Data & Software Services
Financial Products & Services Marketing
Compliance/Regulatory Reporting
Financial Consulting & Advisory Services
Private/Consumer Banking

Corporate Credit & Commercial Lending


Corporate & Counterparty Credit Risk Management
Credit Analysis
Loans/Credit Portfolio Analytics

Quantitative Finance, Financial Engineering


Derivatives Pricing/Research & Modeling
Quantitative F.I. Modeling & Research
Quantitative Risk Management
Quantitative Equity Research & Modeling
MBS/ABS Research; Prepayment & Default Modeling
Quantitative Portfolio Mgt., Investment Analytics
Analytical Trading "Quants"
Corporate Credit Research & Modeling
FX & Commodities "Quants"

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Risk Management


Market Risk Management
Corporate & Counterparty Credit Risk Management
Risk Management Consulting & Advisory
Enterprise & Operations Risk
Energy/Utilities Risk Management
Risk Management Systems & Technology

Equities


Equity Research/Industry Analysis
Equity Arbitrage, Trading & Sales
Equity Portfolio Management
Equity Systems & Technology

Fixed Income Securities


Quantitative F.I. Modeling & Research
Fixed Income Research
Fixed Income Sales & Trading
Fixed Income Portfolio Management
MBS/ABS Research; Prepayment & Default Modeling
MBS/ABS Structuring & Securitization
CBO/CLO/CDO Structuring & Securitization
Fixed Income Systems & Technologies

Derivatives/Futures/FX & Structured Transactions


Interest Rate Derivatives
Equity Derivatives
Structured Transactions, Credit & Insurance Derivatives
Foreign Exchange, Futures & Commodities
FX & Commodities "Quants"
Derivatives Systems & Technology

Corporate/Structured Finance & Securitization


CBO/CLO/CDO Structuring & Securitization
Mortgage Banking & Consumer Finance
Corporate Finance, M&A and Syndication

Portfolio Management


Equity Portfolio Management (Value Investing, Long/Short, Index, Vol, etc)
Fixed Income Portfolio Management
Loans/Credit Portfolio Analytics
Alternative Investments, Hedge Funds
Fund Of Fund, Endowment Funds
Administration, Operations, Trust & Safekeeping
Portfolio Management Systems & Technology

Financial Industry Applications & Systems


Quantitative Systems Development
Derivatives Systems & Technology
Fixed Income Systems & Technology
Equity Systems & Technology
Portfolio Management Systems & Technology
Risk Management Systems & Technology
Accounting Systems
Security Lending/Repo Systems

Computer Systems & Technology


System Integration
Financial Protocols (FIX, SWIFT, etc)
Quantitative Systems Development
Project Management
Systems Analysis, Design & Architecture
Business Analysis, Knowledge Engineering, User Liaison
Statistical Programming
Database Technologies (VLDB, High Throughput)
Messaging Technologies (TIBCO, Bus, etc)
Web Development & Technology
Object Oriented Programming
Systems/Network Administration
Security Technologies
Application Support
Systems Support (desktop, server)
Quality Assurance
Help Desk

Statistics/Econometrics


MBS/ABS Structuring & Securitization
CBO/CLO/CDO Structuring & Securitization
Mortgage Banking & Consumer Finance

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