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Product Owner - Regulatory Change
Manchester | Up to £65,000 | Hybrid working - four days in the office
A leading global financial services organisation is looking to appoint a Product Owner to take responsibility for regulatory change across a large-scale investment servicing platform.
The successful candidate will monitor and interpret regulatory developments, assess their impact on the existing product and oversee the delivery of any changes required to remain compliant.
This is a detailed, analytical role that would suit someone with experience across Regulatory Change, Business Analysis, Product Ownership or financial services transformation.
The role
Working closely with Compliance, Operations, Technology and Product colleagues, you will own regulatory changes from initial assessment through to implementation.
Your responsibilities will include:
- Monitoring regulatory developments that may affect the organisation's products and services
- Interpreting new rules, guidance and regulatory requirements
- Assessing the potential impact of regulatory change on the existing platform
- Translating regulatory requirements into clear product and business changes
- Defining user stories, acceptance criteria and functional requirements
- Owning and prioritising the regulatory change backlog
- Working with Compliance to validate proposed solutions
- Partnering with Technology teams to oversee development and implementation
- Supporting Operations with the introduction of new processes and controls
- Managing regulatory changes through the full product delivery lifecycle
- Identifying risks, dependencies and potential gaps in proposed solutions
- Maintaining clear documentation and stakeholder updates
- Supporting occasional client discussions relating to regulatory developments
- Recommending improvements to existing regulatory change processes
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The background
The organisation is open to candidates from a broad range of financial services backgrounds.
Relevant sector experience could include:
- Banking
- Asset management
- Wealth management
- Pensions
- Insurance
- Investment operations
- Fund administration
- Financial technology
You may currently be working as a:
- Product Owner
- Regulatory Business Analyst
- Senior Business Analyst
- Regulatory Change Manager
- Product Analyst
- Change Analyst
- Project Manager
You should be able to demonstrate:
- Experience delivering regulatory or compliance-led change within financial services
- The ability to interpret complex regulations and identify business impacts
- Experience translating regulatory requirements into practical system or process changes
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
- Experience working with Compliance, Operations and Technology teams
- Knowledge of Agile delivery methods
- Experience managing requirements, backlogs or user stories
- Strong written documentation skills
- The ability to work independently and manage multiple regulatory priorities


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Direct Transfer Agency experience is not required. The organisation is primarily interested in candidates who understand regulated financial services environments and can demonstrate successful delivery of regulatory change.
Why apply?
This is an opportunity to take ownership of a specialist and business-critical product area within a growing Manchester team.
You will inherit an established regulatory change process, work closely with experienced subject matter experts and have responsibility for shaping how future regulatory requirements are delivered across the platform.
The position offers long-term visibility, autonomy and the opportunity to develop within a major international financial services organisation.
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