Product Manager - Company Financials Applications & Consensus Estimates
Bloomberg · London, United Kingdom · 2d ago
Mid levelOn-siteProduct Management
What’s the Role?
We are looking for someone with a deep understanding of company financial analysis and strong product judgment to define the next generation of Bloomberg Company Financials applications and Consensus Estimates.
You will own the product strategy for Company Financials front-end experiences, including the shared capabilities that support them, and lead the strategy to establish Bloomberg Consensus Estimates as the definitive market standard for sell-side consensus expectations.
The role sits at the intersection of financial analysis, client workflow design, structured data, AI and application development. You will identify the most important problems for our clients, determine where Bloomberg should invest, and make clear choices about what we should prioritise.
You will work directly with front-end Engineering and partner with Bloomberg’s central AI Product and Engineering teams to identify and develop high-value financial-analysis workflows. You will also collaborate closely with the Product Managers responsible for the underlying Company Financials datasets.
A key challenge will be creating a coherent Company Financials experience rather than a collection of disconnected applications, while ensuring individual workflows retain the depth and precision required by financial professionals.
This role is well suited to someone who combines strong product judgment with practical knowledge of company financial analysis. You should be comfortable engaging credibly with financial professionals, data specialists, UX designers and engineers; challenging assumptions; navigating ambiguity; and making informed trade-offs without needing to write production code.
We’ll trust you to:
- Define and communicate a compelling multi-year vision and product strategy for Company Financials applications and Consensus Estimates
- Develop and evolve the roadmap that translates that strategy into clear investment priorities and measurable outcomes
- Own prioritization for the front-end Engineering team, balancing new client workflows, platform investment, existing application health, mandatory migrations, and operational resilience
- Conduct structured discovery with clients and internal users, identifying workflow problems that are valuable, frequent, and appropriate for Bloomberg to solve
- Translate client needs into clear product outcomes, requirements, priorities, and measurable success criteria
- Collaborate with other Product Managers in the team to ensure their product strategies are represented coherently in Bloomberg’s applications
- Define launch and adoption plans, ensuring new capabilities become part of clients’ established workflows
- Define the outcomes and success measures for the product, identifying the client behaviours and business indicators that demonstrate whether the strategy is working.
- Communicate product strategy, progress, decisions, risks, and outcomes clearly to senior leaders and cross-functional stakeholders
You’ll need to have:
- Experience balancing the needs of specific user workflows with the development of reusable product or platform capabilities
- Hands-on experience analyzing companies or building and maintaining company financial models
- The technical fluency to engage credibly in discussions about front-end architecture, data dependencies, system integration, and scalability
- Proven experience operating in complex, cross-functional environments involving Product, Data, Engineering, and domain specialists
- Comfort operating under ambiguity and creating structure where scope, ownership, or success criteria are still evolving
We’d love to see:
- Product-management experience, including responsibility for complex user-facing, enterprise, data, or workflow products
- Experience developing products for equity analysts, credit analysts, portfolio managers, investment bankers, or other financially sophisticated users
- A degree in Finance, Economics, Accounting, Computer Science, Engineering, or a related discipline; CFA or an equivalent financial qualification is a plus