Product Manager - ETOMS Dealer-to-Client

We are looking for a D2C Product Manager to manage ETOMS dealer-to-client market making products. ETOMS Dealer-to-Client spans the full range of tools traders need such as market connectivity, price engine, quoting engine, model engine, trade blotter, RFQ ticket, auto-quoting and Straight-Through Processing (STP).

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Electronic Trade Order Management System (ETOMS) is a global Fixed Income electronic trading system for market making. For sell-side fixed income firms, Bloomberg Trade Order Management Solutions (TOMS) delivers global, multi-asset solutions for front-end inventory, trading, compliance and middle & back office operations - ETOMS is fully integrated with Bloomberg terminal, data, analytics, and products to offer clients a competitive edge. Fixed Income markets have increasingly become electronic and require advanced electronic trading solutions to help traders manage the speed and complexity to be competitive.