Product Manager - Funds & Index Analytics

Define and drive the product strategy for Bloomberg’s holdings-based analytics across funds and indices, aligned with priorities such as AskB, Enterprise Data integration, and broader platform initiatives

Translate client and business needs into clear product direction, requirements, and prioritization

Lead the development of more unified and consistent experiences across funds, index analytics, Portfolio Analytics, Factors, and related Bloomberg products

Partner closely with Engineering, Data, Enterprise, and Product teams to deliver scalable analytics capabilities aligned with infrastructure and migration initiatives

Ensure analytics are delivered consistently across user interfaces, APIs, data products, and AI-driven workflows

Define success metrics and measure impact through adoption, client engagement, data usage, and commercial outcomes

7+ years of product management or equivalent experience in financial data, analytics platforms, portfolio analytics, or complex financial workflows

Strong knowledge of holdings-based analytics, including characteristics, factor exposure, performance, attribution, scenario analysis, and ex-ante or ex-post risk

Experience with equity and/or fixed income analytics, with the ability to work across asset classes

A strong understanding of fund selection, portfolio analysis, or index analytics workflows

Experience working with data systems, APIs, data modeling, or analytics platforms

Ability to operate across technical and business domains, partnering effectively with Engineering, Data, Sales, and Product stakeholders

Proven ability to define product strategy, make prioritization decisions, and execute in ambiguous, cross-functional environments

Technical fluency, strong judgment, and a pragmatic problem-solving mindset

Familiarity with Bloomberg Terminal (especially Funds and Portfolio tools) or similar platforms

CFA or similar designation

Clear written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to explain complex concepts simply