Volition
Product Manager - FinTech (80k-100k)

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Product Manager – Financial Technology
Location: London (Hybrid)
About the Role
We're looking for an experienced Product Manager to help shape the future of our regulatory technology platform. This is an exciting opportunity to play a central role in defining product direction, prioritising new capabilities, and delivering solutions that solve complex regulatory reporting challenges for global financial institutions.
Working closely with technology, regulatory specialists, client-facing teams and senior leadership, you'll take ownership of the product lifecycle, from identifying opportunities and gathering requirements through to launch, adoption and continuous improvement.
This position offers the opportunity to influence product strategy while ensuring the platform continues to evolve in line with changing regulation, market developments and customer requirements.
Key Responsibilities
Product Planning & Strategy
- Partner with senior product leadership to define and execute the product vision and roadmap.
- Identify opportunities to enhance existing functionality and develop innovative new features that deliver measurable value to clients.
- Balance customer needs, commercial priorities and technical considerations when making product decisions.
- Help shape the long-term evolution and scalability of the platform.
Product Delivery
- Lead initiatives throughout the entire product development lifecycle, from discovery and requirements gathering through to release and post-launch optimisation.
- Work closely with Engineering, UX, Data and Regulatory SMEs to deliver high-quality product enhancements.
- Produce clear product documentation including business requirements, functional specifications, user stories and acceptance criteria.
- Support Agile delivery by participating in backlog refinement, sprint planning, reviews and prioritisation sessions.
- Monitor product performance and recommend enhancements based on user feedback and business objectives.
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Customer & Market Engagement
- Develop a strong understanding of client workflows, operational challenges and regulatory obligations.
- Gather product feedback through customer engagement, usage data and internal stakeholders.
- Translate customer insight into practical product improvements.
- Keep up to date with developments across the Financial Services, FinTech and RegTech sectors to ensure the platform remains competitive.
Stakeholder Management
- Act as the key liaison between Product, Engineering, Commercial, Operations and Regulatory teams.
- Clearly communicate priorities, product decisions and delivery timelines to stakeholders at all levels.
- Ensure projects remain aligned to strategic objectives while balancing customer expectations and technical feasibility.
- Support internal product enablement through training sessions, demonstrations and documentation.


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Skills & Experience
Essential
- 5+ years' experience in a Product Management role within Financial Services, Capital Markets, RegTech or FinTech.
- Good understanding of regulatory transaction reporting and relevant reporting regimes such as EMIR, MiFID II, SFTR, CFTC, ASIC or MAS.
- Demonstrated experience managing products through the full development lifecycle.
- Strong understanding of Agile product development methodologies.
- Experience working alongside software engineering teams to deliver technology products.
- Excellent communication, prioritisation and stakeholder management skills.
- Ability to analyse business problems and translate them into clear product requirements.
Desirable
- Knowledge of trade lifecycle processes, reconciliation or post-trade operations.
- Understanding of APIs, system integrations and data-driven platforms.
- Experience working within a SaaS business or a high-growth technology company.
- Exposure to Artificial Intelligence, machine learning or intelligent automation initiatives within a product environment.
- Experience bringing AI-enabled features or automation capabilities into production.
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