Director Product Management (Asset Management)-MMRA
Director Product Management (Asset Management/Portfolio Analytics)
Work within Product Management and with other business areas to understand and develop the priorities, practices, and principles that will govern the portfolio analytics data used to strategically position our product offerings in the marketplace.
Define detailed requirements describing the data elements, sources, calculations, and methodology that will be used to compute these portfolio analytics, across all asset classes, all products, and all business lines.
Act as the Product Management spokesperson for the use of portfolio analytics data across the firm. Ensure that all data and processes are documented and communicated. Participate in discussions involving the use of this data by other business areas, and help assess the firm-wide impact of any changes.
Recent experience with buy-side asset management concepts such as portfolios, benchmarks, portfolio characteristics (e.g. Weighted Average Duration), and portfolio breakdowns (e.g. Asset Classification)
Familiarity with features and characteristics of different security types, and basic financial mathematics (yield, duration, P/E ratio, market capitalization, etc.).
Familiarity with security and issuer symbology concepts, including issues related to unique identification of entities (e.g. CUSIP, Sedol, ISIN, ticker/exchange) and their relationship to each other (e.g. multi-level issuer hierarchies)
Ability to communicate effectively with both business users and technology specialists, and play a liaison role between these worlds. Ability to collaborate effectively with peers engaged in similar missions throughout the enterprise.
Recent experience with buy-side asset management concepts such as portfolios, benchmarks, portfolio characteristics (e.g. Weighted Average Duration), and portfolio breakdowns (e.g. Asset Classification)
Familiarity with features and characteristics of different security types, and basic financial mathematics (yield, duration, P/E ratio, market capitalization, etc.).
Familiarity with security and issuer symbology concepts, including issues related to unique identification of entities (e.g. CUSIP, Sedol, ISIN, ticker/exchange) and their relationship to each other (ti-level issuer hierarchies)
