The Product Owner, Investment Risk, is accountable for the vision, roadmap, prioritization, and outcomes of capabilities that help investment teams understand, manage, and incorporate risk into portfolio decisions. Areas include portfolio risk management, risk methodologies and engines, scenario analysis, stress testing, exposure monitoring, investment controls, regulatory adherence, and risk decision support throughout the investment lifecycle. Working across Portfolio Management, Investment Risk, Compliance, Data, Analytics, and Technology, the Product Owner translates Investment Platform strategy and investment risk priorities into a clear roadmap and prioritized backlog. The role ensures investment professionals have trusted data, well-governed risk methodologies, transparent analytics, and actionable insights to support risk-aware portfolio construction and monitoring. The Product Owner owns what is delivered, when it is delivered, and why it matters, including product vision, priorities, sequencing, capacity allocation, backlog management, and outcome realization. Technology partners are accountable for how solutions are designed, built, supported, and sustained. The role owns the enterprise investment risk analytics engine that supports investor and risk oversight workflows, as well as management and client reporting on risk and positioning across asset classes and strategy types. It also integrates risk measures into portfolio construction, decision-support, monitoring, and control workflows; establishes trusted data access aligned with canonical sources and enterprise architecture; and guides choices among internal capabilities, vendor tools, and tactical workflows. The Product Owner represents the product to business stakeholders and technology delivery teams, coordinates with other Product Owners to align upstream and downstream capabilities, and leads Agile backlog refinement, prioritization, release planning, and product acceptance. The role also identifies and prioritizes AI and advanced analytics opportunities that can improve investment risk workflows, decision support, automation, and operational efficiency. The position requires a bachelor's degree and 10 or more years of experience in asset management or financial services, including meaningful exposure to investment risk and related capabilities. An advanced degree and/or CFA, FRM, CAIA, or related professional qualification is preferred. The role is based on an office-oriented flexible work model: employees work in the office four days a week and may work remotely one day a week.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior