Treasury Management Product Manager

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        at top. Let's extract details. Location: "Memphis, TN | Birmingham, AL | Atlanta, GA | Charlotte, NC | Lafayette, LA | Knoxville, TN | Nashville, TN | Houston, TX | Little Rock, AR | Tampa, FL" Weekly Hours: "Monday - Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm" Now Responsibilities details: Product Strategy & Portfolio Leadership: - Own the multi‑year product strategy for TM pricing and profitability frameworks. - Monitor market trends, regulatory developments, and competitive dynamics to inform product direction and pricing strategy. - Drive innovation in pricing/forecasting capabilities, and automated optimization features. Pricing & Profitability Management: - Oversee pricing strategy for TM products, ensuring alignment with enterprise profitability goals. - Work with internal partners to provide competitive pricing for all TM services and customers. - Lead governance for pricing models, discounting frameworks, and exception management process. - Partner with Finance and internal lines of business to manage deposit ECR strategy/rates and participate in driving balance growth/stability. - Develop analytics and dashboards to track product profitability, client behavior, and pricing effectiveness. Product Development & Lifecycle Management: - Define product requirements, user stories, and success metrics for technology and operations partners. - Ensure all products meet regulatory, compliance, and risk management standards. - Maintain strong operational controls and support continuous improvement of processes and systems. Client Experience & Market Positioning: - Collaborate with Sales, Relationship Management, and Client Specialist teams to understand client needs and translate them into product enhancements. - Develop value propositions, competitive positioning, pricing sensitivities, and go‑to‑market strategies for TM solutions. - Support strategic client engagements, including pricing negotiations, RFP responses, and complex deal structuring. Cross‑Functional Leadership: - Partner with Technology, Operations, Corporate Treasury, Finance, Risk, and Compliance to deliver scalable, reliable, and compliant solutions. - Serve as the primary business owner for TM pricing/profitability engines and account analysis systems. - Work with internal parties including Sales, Finance, and Accounting to deliver pricing tools for TM services. Performance Management & Analytics: - Track product performance, client adoption, operational metrics, and financial outcomes. - Use data to identify opportunities for optimization, automation, and improved client experience. - Prepare executive‑level reporting and business cases for investment decisions. SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES paragraph: While The Treasury Management Product Manager Does Not Have Direct Supervisory Responsibilities, This Role Requires Strong Partnership And Collaboration Skills. The Successful Candidate Will: - Engage and collaborate with cross-functional teams, including Sales, Marketing, Operations, and IT, to drive product initiatives and align strategies. - Act as a liaison between stakeholders to ensure seamless communication and execution of product plans. - Influence and inspire internal teams by sharing insights and advocating for product vision and goals. - Coordinate with external vendors and partners to enhance product offerings and customer experience. We could include this under Responsibilities as well, maybe as additional bullet items. Now QUALIFICATIONS list: - 5+ years of product management experience, preferably in financial services commercial deposit products / services - Bachelor’s degree in Business, Finance, Technology, or related field. Master’s/MBA a plus. - Proven experience in Treasury Management, commercial deposit products and services, pricing strategy, or financial services product management - Deep understanding of liquidity management, deposit economics, ECR, and Account Analysis - Ability to translate business requirements into technical specifications - Strong analytical and financial modeling skills - Excellence in stakeholder management and cross-functional leadership - Ability to work autonomously with a balanced team approach, you don't need to wait for directions, but know when buy-in is critical - Ability to work in a fast-paced environment, managing multiple products and projects simultaneously, passionate about building meaningful, intuitive products - The ability to write clear, concise internal product specifications, external communications and training materials - Must be analytically oriented and be able to break down complex processes and explain it in simple terms to stakeholders - This candidate must have excellent oral and written communication skills - The candidate must possess excellent knowledge of the Microsoft Office products to review/read/send email, create memos/letters, spreadsheets, client presentations, flow charts, etc. - Must be a self-starter and be able to motivate her/his peers and influence partners in other areas to achieve common goals Also there is a line: "Must be analytically oriented and be able to break down complex processes and explain it in simple terms to stakeholders" duplicate? Already have. Now COMPUTER AND OFFICE EQUIPMENT SKILLS: - Advanced skills in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook for creating reports, presentations, and communications. - Experience with tools such as Confluence and JIRA for tracking project progress and Lucid (or Visio like solution) for creating process flows or diagrams - Proficiency in software like Tableau, Power BI, SQL, Oracle, or similar for analyzing data trends and generating insights. - Familiarity with treasury management systems and Account Analysis is preferred. - Certified Treasury Professional (CTP) or similar certification is a plus Also earlier CERTIFICATES, LICENSES, REGISTRATIONS: same line. We can combine certification under Skills or Requirements. Probably under Skills as it's a certification. Now schedule: Weekly Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm. Now produce HTML. Structure:

        Location: Memphis, TN | Birmingham, AL | Atlanta, GA | Charlotte, NC | Lafayette, LA | Knoxville, TN | Nashville, TN | Houston, TX | Little Rock, AR | Tampa, FL. Weekly Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm.

        About the role

        We’re Seeking An Experienced Product Manager To Join The Treasury Management Division, Focusing On Treasury Management Revenue Management. This Role Will Oversee a Portfolio That Includes Pricing Optimization Tools, Earnings Credit (ECR) Strategy, Account Analysis, And Pricing Governance Across All TM Service Offerings. The Ideal Candidate Will Work Within a Dynamic Team Of Product Managers And Developers, Demonstrate Product Mastery, Enhance Client Experience, Financial Acumen, Cross-functional Leadership To Ensure The Bank Delivers Competitive And Profitable Services.

        Responsibilities

        • Product Strategy & Portfolio Leadership
          • Own the multi‑year product strategy for TM pricing and profitability frameworks.
          • Monitor market trends, regulatory developments, and competitive dynamics to inform product direction and pricing strategy.
          • Drive innovation in pricing/forecasting capabilities, and automated optimization features.
        • Pricing & Profitability Management
          • Oversee pricing strategy for TM products, ensuring alignment with enterprise profitability goals.
          • Work with internal partners to provide competitive pricing for all TM services and customers.
          • Lead governance for pricing models, discounting frameworks, and exception management process.
          • Partner with Finance and internal lines of business to manage deposit ECR strategy/rates and participate in driving balance growth/stability.
          • Develop analytics and dashboards to track product profitability, client behavior, and pricing effectiveness.
        • Product Development & Lifecycle Management
          • Define product requirements, user stories, and success metrics for technology and operations partners.
          • Ensure all products meet regulatory, compliance, and risk management standards.
          • Maintain strong operational controls and support continuous improvement of processes and systems.
        • Client Experience & Market Positioning
          • Collaborate with Sales, Relationship Management, and Client Specialist teams to understand client needs and translate them into product enhancements.
          • Develop value propositions, competitive positioning, pricing sensitivities, and go‑to‑market strategies for