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Product Manager – Up to £80,000 + Benefits - London | Hybrid Working - Perm
We're working with an ambitious and rapidly growing brokerage that is investing significantly in its product and technology teams. Following substantial growth, the product function has doubled in size, creating an exciting opportunity for a Product Manager to join a business that is scaling its product organisation around dedicated verticals. You'll work alongside experienced product leaders, helping shape the future of trading technology while building a clear path towards owning your own product area as the team continues to expand.
The Product Manager will play a key role within the Trading & Execution product team, helping to define and deliver products that sit at the heart of the brokerage. Initially, you'll partner closely with an established Product Lead who currently oversees multiple critical areas, including trading platforms, execution, pricing and liquidity integrations. As the organisation grows, you'll have the opportunity to take ownership of your own product vertical and become a key driver of product strategy.
Role Highlights
- Support the strategy, roadmap and delivery of the firm's Trading & Execution product portfolio.
- Lead product discovery, user research and requirements gathering to identify opportunities for product improvement.
- Work closely with Engineering, Design, Product Owners and business stakeholders to deliver high-impact features across desktop, mobile and backend trading systems.
- Help shape products covering order execution, pricing, liquidity provider connectivity and broker integrations.
- Use customer insights and performance data to optimise key commercial metrics, including onboarding, conversion, first-time deposits, trading activity, customer retention and lifetime value.
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You Will Need
- Around 2–3 years' Product Management experience within a brokerage or financial trading environment.
- Strong knowledge of trading and execution workflows, with experience across areas such as execution, pricing, liquidity, trading platforms or broker integrations.
- Proven experience managing products through discovery, roadmap planning, prioritisation and delivery using Agile methodologies.
- Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills, with the confidence to challenge constructively and influence decision-making.
- A hands-on, commercially minded approach with the ability to thrive in a growing product organisation where processes continue to evolve.
Why You'll Love It
- Salary of up to £80,000.
- Hybrid working from a London office with flexibility built around collaboration.
- Join a product team that has recently doubled in size and continues to invest in growth.
- Clear progression into ownership of a dedicated product vertical as the function scales.
- Work directly with senior leadership, including Product, Technology and Executive stakeholders, where your ideas will genuinely shape future product strategy.
- Be part of a collaborative international team working across London and global teams
- Competitive holiday allowance, pension and a comprehensive benefits package.


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This is an excellent opportunity for a Product Manager who wants to move beyond feature delivery and play a strategic role in the evolution of a modern brokerage platform. You'll be joining at an exciting stage of growth, with the chance to influence how products are built, improve the customer trading experience and help define the future structure of the product organisation.
We are committed to promoting equality of opportunity for all employees and job applicants. In line with the Equality Act 2010, we strive to create and maintain a working environment in which everyone is able to make the best use of their skills, free from discrimination or harassment, and in which all decisions are based on merit.
Apply today to take the next step in your Product Management career with a forward-thinking employer committed to equal opportunity.
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