MG
Sydney, New South Wales, AU
Sydney, New South Wales, AU (Hybrid)9 open jobs
Macquarie Group is a global financial services firm founded in 1969, spanning asset management, banking, wealth management, advisory, and markets and commodities risk solutions across 30 markets.
Macquarie Group is a global financial services organisation founded in Sydney in 1969, operating across 30 markets with more than 19,100 employees. The threat model here is not hypothetical: the firm sits at the intersection of retail and business banking, wealth management, asset management, and financial markets - a perimeter that spans customer deposits, trading and commodities desks, and long-dated infrastructure assets. On the other side of the balance sheet, Macquarie Asset Management oversees approximately $A722.1 billion in assets across more than 190 portfolio companies in 33 markets, employing over 240,000 people and running infrastructure that more than 310 million people rely on daily. That is a lot of systems, counterparties, and jurisdictional surface area.
The operating footprint splits across four units: Macquarie Asset Management; Banking and Financial Services, covering retail and business banking and wealth management; Commodities and Global Markets, providing risk and capital solutions across financial markets and commodities; and Macquarie Capital, handling advisory and risk and capital solutions across debt and equity. Each carries different data classifications and different failure modes, and the firm has posted 57 years of unbroken profitability - a stability metric that implies long-lived systems alongside long-term capital.
Culturally, the organisation traces its roots to Australia and describes its work as unlocking capital and ideas to create investment opportunities, facilitating economic activity, and addressing unmet community needs in support of long-term prosperity. Prospective security hires should expect regulated financial services at genuinely global scale, spanning banking, markets, and infrastructure investment.