Financial Tool Product Manager
This role is for a Financial Tool Product Manager based in Singapore, working within a multi-billion dollar asset management firm. You will own the development of modules ranging from derivatives and technical scanners to institutional flow and backtesting tools. The role requires deep experience with financial instruments and the ability to build tools for professional capital allocators. It offers direct exposure to high-stakes investment decision-making and performance-driven compensation.
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Experience
5+ years
Function
Product Management
Work mode
Onsite, Singapore
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
This role is for a Financial Tool Product Manager based in Singapore, working within a multi-billion dollar asset management firm. You will own the development of modules ranging from derivatives and technical scanners to institutional flow and backtesting tools. The role requires deep experience with financial instruments and the ability to build tools for professional capital allocators. It offers direct exposure to high-stakes investment decision-making and performance-driven compensation.
TAL's take
High-impact role at a top-tier asset manager with elite compensation, though mediated by a recruiting firm.
Extremely clear product ownership scope with well-defined user needs and module responsibilities.
Must haves
- 5+ years of product management experience
- Experience in fintech or B2B financial tools
- Deep experience with options or derivatives tools
- Ability to make trade-offs between institutional and retail users
- Fluent in English
Tools and skills
Nice to have: mas regulatory framework, mandarin language, cross-border tax knowledge.
About the company
Executive search firm acting on behalf of an undisclosed asset management firm.
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