Senior Product Manager, Growth Business

September 6

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EQB Inc. (formerly Equitable Group Inc.) trades on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX: EQB and EQB$1. .$1

Lending • Mortgages • Residential Lending • Commercial Lending • Reverse mortgages

1001 - 5000

Description

• The Product Manager will lead in the evaluation and execution of growth initiatives, including, new products and product iterations / extensions. • The Product Manager will work with the credit, underwriting, technology, compliance, legal, marketing and distribution teams to identify and execute on growth strategies. • The individual will work closely with key systems including Genesis, MyEquitable, EQConnect, PPLUS, etc. • The Product Manager, Growth Business will be responsible for leading all initiatives related to the Growth business from discovery including research to requirement definition.

Requirements

• Have a post-secondary degree preferably in a financial field • Have at least 5+ years of Product Management experience in the financial services industry • Have 2+ year of highly preferred lending experienced • Have 2+ years of highly preferred Anti-Money Laundering (AML) knowledge & Anti-Terrorist Financing (ATL) practices • Strong leadership and coaching skills • Established and meticulous organizational skills • Sound multi-tasking skills and excellent attention to detail • Autonomous ability to make decisions under pressure • Highly developed verbal and written communication skills with the ability to respond in a clear, concise and professional manner • Excellent time management, analytical and problem solving skills • Committed to providing superb customer service • Demonstrated ability to use MS Office (MS Word and Excel) • Sound knowledge of mortgage lending • Proven ability to thrive and perform well in a constantly changing, high volume and high intensity environment • Elevated knowledge of fraud risk in the mortgage industry • Fluency in French considered an asset