Thomson Keene
FX Product Manager

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FX Product Manager
About the Company
I am working with a global financial services client who are looking to hire a FX Product Manager. Their product team is instrumental in driving the firm's growth, leading the continuous improvement and evolution of their product portfolio.
About the Role
You will work closely with other senior stakeholders and will play a key role throughout the entire product lifecycle, from product discovery and design to delivery and ongoing management, providing essential support and actively contributing to various product initiatives.
Responsibilities
- Define and execute product strategies and roadmaps for FX products and/or trading systems.
- Product discovery, validation of new concepts and ideas.
- Identify gaps/pain points and translate into actionable opportunities for product enhancement.
- Day-to-day ownership and management of designated products.
- Serve as subject matter expert for assigned products, demonstrating deep understanding of functionality, workflows, messaging, use cases and value proposition.
- Demonstrate the product to potential customers and provide training to new users.
- Gather and prioritize client feedback to inform product enhancements.
- Collaborate with cross functional teams to ensure successful delivery and roll-out of product enhancements.
- Analyse data and generate actionable insights for reporting and driving decision making.
- Be hands-on and delve into functional and technical details when necessary.
- Build and maintain strong relationship with clients and business partners.
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They are on the lookout for a highly motivated product manager who has worked across FX Product and/or trading systems, and can demonstrate strong product sense, analytical thinking, problem-solving and communication skills.
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