Societe Generale is hiring an Analyst in Bangalore for its banking operations processing team at the SG Global Solution Centre. The job sits in the middle office, handling trade capture for derivatives, and it is a permanent, hybrid role with an immediate start. If you want a first look at how an investment bank's operations side works, read on. We list similar roles on our quick openings hub, and daily alerts go out on our WhatsApp jobs channel.
Role Overview
The posting calls the job Analyst, with the share text reading Analyst, Banking operations processing, Bangalore. The reference is 260001F8 and it was published on 21 October 2026. The work is trade capture in middle office operations, done under delegation from the Front Office. You act as an individual contributor on the production desk, with a supervisory side to it.
Responsibilities
- Capture trades, and amend and book derivative deals.
- Monitor the team's activity on the day and cross-train junior colleagues.
- Handle production escalations and chase outstanding issues.
- Perform user acceptance testing (UAT).
- Control the quality of what the team books.
- Analyse breaks raised by control and back office teams.
- Produce KRI and KPI indicators.
- Help write standard operating procedures and take part in process automation.
Eligibility for the Societe Generale Analyst role
The posting does not list a degree, a years of experience figure or specific skills. Its "profile required" section repeats the responsibilities. That means you should judge fit by the duties above, and ask the recruiter about education and experience before you invest time in an application.
Salary and benefits
Not mentioned in the posting. The page carries only general diversity and ESG statements, with no role specific perks.
What the role involves
Trade capture means making sure a deal agreed by the front office is recorded correctly in the bank's systems. A "break" is a mismatch between two records, for example between what the trading desk booked and what a back office system shows. Much of the day is spotting those mismatches, finding the cause, and fixing or escalating them. The UAT line suggests you will also test system changes before they go live, and the automation line suggests you will be asked to improve manual steps over time.
Who it suits
This suits someone who likes detail and checking numbers, and who stays calm when escalations pile up. Because the role mixes production work with supervision and training of juniors, it reads as better for someone with some operations or derivatives exposure than for a complete beginner (this is an inference, as the posting gives no experience level).
How to stand out
- Show comfort with Excel and any scripting you have used to reconcile data.
- Learn the basics of derivatives and the trade lifecycle: capture, confirmation, settlement. Interviewers for operations roles commonly test this (an expectation, not stated in the posting).
- Bring one example where you found an error before it caused a problem, and explain how you traced it.
- Mention any process you improved or automated, given the automation duty.
Check before you apply
- No salary, degree or experience range is given.
- The start date is listed as immediately, so ask about notice period expectations.
- Hybrid is stated, but office days are not, so confirm them.
- Check whether shift timings apply to production support.
FAQs
Is this role remote? No. It is hybrid, based in Bangalore.
Can freshers apply? The posting does not state an experience level, so ask the recruiter.
Is the salary mentioned? No, not in the posting.
What is a break in trade operations? A mismatch between two systems or teams' records of the same trade, which the analyst investigates.
Where can I find more banking operations roles? See the Citi KYC Operations Analyst role, the Standard Chartered operations apprentice opening and Stripe's operations apprentices, or follow us on Instagram.
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