Trade & Working Capital - Structured Finance Product Manager- Vice President
Trade & Working Capital - Structured Finance Product Manager- Vice President
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SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Define and execute the strategic vision and product roadmap for Structured Working Capital solutions, driving client value, growth, and profitability.
- Lead the development, enhancement, and commercialization of innovative working capital solutions in partnership with Sales, Treasury Services, Legal, Risk, Compliance, and Technology teams.
- Serve as the product subject matter expert across Receivables Finance, Inventory Finance, Borrowing Base Finance, Distributor Finance, and related liquidity solutions.
- Drive client‑centric innovation through market research, industry insights, and direct client engagement, translating opportunities into actionable product strategies.
- Partner with Legal, Tax, Risk, and Compliance teams to ensure products meet regulatory requirements and maintain a robust control framework.
- Lead product governance activities, securing approvals for new product launches, enhancements, and strategic initiatives.
- Champion technology modernization and system enhancements that improve scalability, operational efficiency, and client experience.
- Manage the full product lifecycle from ideation and development through launch, commercialization, and ongoing optimization.
- Act as the primary liaison for regulators, Internal Audit, Product Control, and second‑line Risk partners, overseeing regulatory reviews and maintaining a strong control environment.
- Own product financial performance, including revenue growth, expense management, pricing strategy, cost allocation, and profitability initiatives.
- Partner with Sales teams on client engagements, complex solution design, and strategic business development opportunities.
- Required qualifications, capabilities, and skills 5+ years of experience
- Experience within Product Management, Product Development, Trade Finance, Working Capital Solutions, or a related financial services discipline
- Working knowledge of Structured Working Capital solutions, including Receivables Finance, Inventory Finance, Borrowing Base Finance, Distributor Finance, and broader liquidity and working capital products.
- Proven track record leading strategic product initiatives and managing complex product portfolios within a large financial institution.
- Strong commercial acumen with demonstrated success driving product growth, profitability, and client adoption.
- Extensive knowledge of risk, regulatory, and compliance requirements applicable to Trade & Working Capital products.
- Experience developing and delivering innovative client solutions that address complex financing and liquidity challenges.
- Strong analytical and strategic problem‑solving skills with the ability to leverage data and market insights to inform decision‑making.
- Excellent project management skills with the ability to lead large‑scale initiatives from concept through implementation.
- Exceptional communication and stakeholder management capabilities, including experience influencing senior executives, regulators, risk partners, and clients.
- Ability to partner with technology teams to drive product enhancements and digital transformation initiatives.
- Preferred qualifications, capabilities, and skills
- Experience within a global, highly matrixed financial institution.
- Knowledge of adjacent Trade & Working Capital products, including Export Finance, Guarantees, Supply Chain Finance, and Structured Trade solutions.
- Experience supporting product commercialization, pricing strategy, and market expansion.
- Exposure to securitization, asset‑backed financing, and capital markets solutions.
- Advanced degree (MBA, Master's, or equivalent) preferred.
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