Senior Product Marketer
Senior Product Marketer
Posted today
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Conduct ongoing competitive analysis across the firm's product set, including peer manager comparisons, fee benchmarking, performance positioning, and product differentiation
- Monitor industry trends, regulatory developments, and market dynamics that affect product positioning or competitive standing
- Synthesize competitive intelligence into actionable insights for the sales organization to use in sales conversations, RFPs, and client meetings
- Maintain a structured competitive database and scoring framework for key products and strategies
- Support the pricing strategy for the firm's investment products, helping ensure fee structures are competitive, sustainable, and aligned with client segment economics
- Conduct regular pricing reviews, benchmarking the firm's fees against peer managers and industry data sources
- Build fee models for new product launches and recommend adjustments to existing strategies as market conditions evolve
- Work with the Investment team and sales leadership to align pricing with revenue objectives, minimum investment thresholds, and client tier structures
- Provide analysis to support fee concession frameworks and breakpoint schedules in collaboration with sales leadership
- Support sales leadership and finance in developing product-level and strategy-level revenue targets, including AUM growth goals and fee revenue projections
- Translate investment team product pipeline and capacity constraints into commercial opportunity sizing
- Build and maintain product-level revenue models that reflect flows, pricing, and market appreciation assumptions
- Provide input to annual planning and budgeting cycles with data-driven revenue forecasts by product and channel
- Track and report on revenue performance relative to goals, surfacing risks and opportunities to the Director of Product Management and senior leadership
- Serve as a key product subject matter expert, ensuring factual accuracy, a consistent investment narrative, and appropriate positioning across collateral
- Develop and maintain core messaging frameworks, value propositions, and investment thesis narratives for each product and strategy
- Review product-related content produced by field marketing, including pitch books, one-pagers, DDQ responses, and website content
- Translate complex investment concepts and strategies into clear, client-appropriate language
- Support RFP/DDQ processes by providing standard product language, performance context, and positioning guidance
- Serve as a day-to-day liaison between the Investment team and the sales organization, facilitating regular communication on product developments, strategy updates, and market commentary
- Partner with portfolio managers and analysts to ensure commercial messaging reflects current investment positioning and conviction
- Support product launch processes from commercial readiness through go-to-market execution, in coordination with legal, compliance, operations, and sales
- Provide sales enablement support, including training, talking points, and competitive response frameworks for the field team
- 5+ years of experience in asset management or financial services, including time in product management, product marketing, investment consulting, or a related commercial role
- Solid understanding of investment products and the client and channel dynamics of institutional and public-sector investors
- Demonstrated experience with competitive analysis and fee/pricing work within an investment management context
- Exposure to product development or product launch processes within asset management
- Bachelor's degree required; MBA or progress toward the CFA or CAIA a plus
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