Product Manager

Role Summary The Product Manager – Market & Reference Data owns the product domain that acquires, normalises, enriches and distributes instrument, pricing and reference data across the Privé platform. This covers equities, fixed income, mutual funds, ETFs, indices, structured products and custom assets.

The role has three centres of gravity.

First, it is the commercial and technical interface to Privé's market data vendors: scoping which fields are required, requesting them through the correct contractual channel, interpreting licence terms, and resolving coverage gaps when a client or prospect presents a universe Privé does not yet cover.

Second, it owns the product backlog for data ingestion, identifier management, asset lifecycle events and data-quality controls, writing specifications engineering can build against.

Third, it is the escalation point when institutional clients dispute a data point, when an entitlement boundary is at risk, or when a scheduled feed fails. This is a hands-on, evidence-driven product role.

The successful candidate is expected to be equally comfortable reading a vendor data licence, debating whether yield-to-worst should be struck on mid or bid prices, and interrogating a failed import job to determine whether the fault sits with the vendor file, the parser, or the mapping.

Key Responsibilities

1. Market Data Vendor Management Own the day-to-day working relationship with Privé's market data providers (Bloomberg, Morningstar, Xignite, Yield Book, WM Datenservice, index providers and regional sources), acting as the single point of coordination between vendor support/account teams and Privé engineering.

Translate internal and client requirements into precise vendor field requests, specifying the exact data items, request/response file formats, delivery channel (SFTP bulk, API, on-demand fetch) and refresh frequency required.

Read and interpret vendor agreements, schedules and data packages to determine what Privé is entitled to distribut