Trade Surveillance Vice President

What You’ll Do in the Role Own surveillance risk across assigned products, markets and scenarios, exercising sound judgment in the review and escalation of potential market abuse concerns. Act as a senior escalation point for Level 1 analysts, providing guidance, challenge and oversight to support consistent and high‑quality alert disposition. Partner closely with Compliance, Legal, Operations, Technology, and Global Financial Crimes stakeholders to assess conduct risk and strengthen controls, spanning across Futures, FX, Commodities, Fixed Income and Equities. Leverage surveillance technology platforms, including NASDAQ SMARTS and TradingHub, to support the effective operation of the program and identify opportunities for enhancement. Assess trading activity and escalation matters to identify potential market abuse concerns, emerging themes and matters requiring further review. Support surveillance coverage across U.S., Canadian and Latin American markets, with attention to regional products, market structures and conduct considerations. Manage multiple workstreams effectively, maintaining organized execution and clear prioritization in a fast‑paced and evolving environment. Assist and contribute to issue management, thematic reviews, metrics and ad hoc analysis related to surveillance program performance and emerging risks. Lead / support regulatory inquiries, internal reviews, and audit engagements related to market abuse surveillance. Deliver ad‑hoc trainings, deep‑dive analyses, and presentations to enhance awareness of market abuse risks, communicate emerging themes, and support stakeholder decision‑making. Promote a strong risk management culture by challenging business practices where appropriate and reinforcing adherence to regulatory expectations. What You’ll Bring to the Role The successful candidate will be an experienced trade surveillance professional with a strong understanding of market abuse risk, surveillance processes and market structure. 7+ years of relevant experience in trade surveillance, market abuse surveillance, compliance monitoring or a related control function. Solid understanding of market structure and trading across one or more asset classes, with the ability to build credibility across equities, futures, fixed income, commodities and FX. Hands‑on experience with surveillance technology platforms such as NASDAQ SMARTS and TradingHub, including scenario design, tuning, and performance assessment. Demonstrates critical thinking, analytical capability and intellectual curiosity to identify trends and synthesize data into actionable insights and thematic conclusions. Ability to work independently, exercise sound judgment and manage competing priorities effectively. Highly organized, with the ability to manage multiple workstreams, maintain strong attention to detail and prioritize effectively. Knowledge of market conduct risk and relevant regulatory expectations, including awareness of differences across U.S., Canadian and Latin American markets. Effective written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to engage with Level 1 analysts, senior stakeholders and business partners across regions. Dynamic ability to build relationships and influence outcomes across a broad stakeholder group. Comfort working with technology, data and surveillance workflows, with attention to detail and disciplined execution. Confidence to challenge both analyst and business perspectives where needed. Familiarity with emerging risks, including digital assets and electronic trading behaviors, is a plus. Morgan Stanley is an equal opportunity employer committed to building and maintaining a workforce that is diverse in experience and background. Our recruiting efforts reflect our strong commitment to a culture of inclusion, where individuals are hired, developed, and advanced based on their skills and talents. For more information, please visit: #J-18808-Ljbffr Morgan Stanley