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Posted 18 Sept · 90 open roles

Institutional Equity Division - Associate, Asia Equity Documentation Negotiator (Mumbai)

Mumbai, IndiaonsiteApply by 29 Oct 2026

Undisclosed
Salary
3–7 yrs
Experience
Full time
Job type
  • Go

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Asia Equity Documentation( ISDA) , Institutional Equity Division This role is in Mumbai and requires working with the Asia Equity Documentation Group based in Hong Kong. The role will require a fast-learning, dynamic, pro-active, and self-motivated person to assist the team in its day-to-day activities. The current opening is for a professional within the Asia Pacific team, based in Mumbai, with responsibility for documentation aspects of OTC derivative transactions, prime brokerage, and stock-lending transactions in the Asia ex-Japan region. Institutional Securities Documentation (ISD) is a global team based in several locations (including New York, London, Hong Kong, and Tokyo). AEDG…

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