Fixed Income Trader

Emerging Markets Fixed Income Trader | Dubai

We are working with an established alternative investment and institutional markets platform in Dubai seeking an experienced Emerging Markets Fixed Income Trader to join its investment and trading team.

The successful candidate will focus on Emerging Markets credit , trading across high-yield, sovereign, quasi-sovereign and corporate bonds , with particularly strong exposure to the GCC and wider MENA markets .

This is a hands-on role combining trade execution, idea generation, market analysis and portfolio support .

Key responsibilities will include:

• Trading EM sovereign, quasi-sovereign and corporate bonds
• Identifying opportunities across high-yield and investment-grade credit
• Executing across primary and secondary fixed income markets
• Generating relative-value and tactical trading ideas
• Monitoring credit spreads, yield curves, interest rates, liquidity and macro developments
• Providing market colour and execution insight to the investment team
• Developing strong relationships with regional and international banks, brokers and trading counterparties
• Sourcing liquidity and negotiating execution, particularly across less-liquid EM credit
• Supporting portfolio positioning and risk management

We are looking for someone with approximately 5 to 10+ years' relevant fixed income trading experience , strong Emerging Markets knowledge and demonstrable exposure to the GCC fixed income market .

Experience across sovereign and corporate credit is essential , while meaningful exposure to high-yield / sub-investment-grade bonds would be highly desirable.

Candidates may come from an asset manager, hedge fund, investment firm, family office, proprietary trading platform or bank fixed income / credit trading desk .

Professionals may come from a range of relevant institutional investment environments, including asset managers, hedge funds, investment firms, family offices, proprietary trading platforms, or fixed income and credit trading desks. The key requirement is demonstrable exposure to institutional markets and a strong understanding of fixed income, credit, and broader capital markets activity.