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A leading company is seeking a Head of Index New Product in London to lead the development of new indexes for financial products like ETPs. The role involves client engagement, managing the product development lifecycle, and collaborating with teams for successful launches, offering an attractive compensation package and benefits.
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Nasdaq
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29.06.2025
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Nasdaq London is seeking a Head of Index New Product - EMEA. This role involves leading the development of new indexes that serve as benchmarks for financial products such as Exchange Traded Products (ETPs). The key responsibilities include managing client engagement throughout the product development cycle, overseeing the development and backtesting of index models, and collaborating with internal teams to ensure successful index launches. The candidate will also identify and pitch internally developed index ideas to clients, based on their product portfolios and market strategies.
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What we offer:
Nasdaq UK provides a competitive compensation package including bonuses, equity grants, and employee stock purchase plans. Benefits include 25 days of vacation, pension, health and dental insurance, career development programs, and flexible working options with a hybrid remote/in-office setup.
What happens now?
Our London office is located in Bishopsgate, accessible via public transport, with amenities including a gym, bike park, food stalls, and nearby shops and markets. If you are interested, please apply promptly as interviews are ongoing.
Nasdaq is an equal opportunity employer. We encourage applications from all qualified candidates regardless of age, race, gender, disability, or other protected statuses. We provide reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities during the application and interview process.