Markets connect capital with opportunity.
Global Markets is the part of a financial institution that helps clients understand risk, access liquidity, and transact across asset classes. Its work sits where economics, technology, relationships, and fast decisions meet.
The work takes different forms.
Sales works with clients. Trading manages execution and risk. Structuring designs solutions. Research interprets markets. Quantitative teams build the models and systems that support them.
The right path depends on how you think.
Some roles reward communication and commercial judgement. Others demand mathematical depth or engineering ability. Understanding those differences is the first step towards choosing where to apply.