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EPISODE · Oct 18, 2024 · 48 MIN

Career Insight: Devraj Bhattacharya, Flow Traders Head of Emerging Markets Trading in Asia

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In this episode, Anthony Cheung interviews Devraj Bhattacharya, Flow Traders head of emerging markets trading in Asia.They discuss Flow Traders' role as a market maker, Devraj's path from engineering to trading, and the importance of technical skills and collaboration at the firm.Devraj also shares key traits sought in trading candidates, insights on team structures, and advice for aspiring traders, with a focus on resilience.Whether you're curious about trading or considering a career in it, this is an episode you won't want to miss!(00:00) Introduction to Flow Traders and Devraj's Journey(05:07) Understanding Flow Traders' Role in the Market(10:01) The Importance of Technical and Soft Skills in Trading(15:00) The Graduate Program and Career Development at Flow Traders(22:02) Key Characteristics for Success in Trading(36:04) Building Resilience in Trading(40:54) Advice for Aspiring Traders and Young ProfessionalsJoin the Flow Traders E-house Day on the 30th of October HEREExplore graduate opportunities with Flow Traders HERE Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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