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Addepar

Cloud-based wealth management data platform

Senior Product Manager - Market Data Feeds

Full-Time
No salary listed
Mid
Remote in UK
Remote
ProductTechnical Product Management

About the job

Requirements
  • Extensive relevant work experience and education demonstrating proficiency in product management and user workflows.
  • Deep understanding of market-data vendors such as Bloomberg, LSEG, S&P, and Morningstar, including how to source and implement their content.
  • Domain expertise in market-data processing, entitlement workflows, security mastering, financial products, and the financial-data ecosystem.
  • Experience building and launching commercial data products within financial services, with an understanding of data-governance practices.
  • Ability to work cross-functionally with engineering, operations, and go-to-market teams.
  • Practical knowledge of agile thinking and lean practices, with the ability to guide teams toward project-appropriate activities and processes.
  • Ability to identify the appropriate tools and techniques to accomplish objectives.
  • Knowledge of SQL and ability to query data to answer product questions.
  • Experience and ability to use artificial intelligence tools to drive outcomes as a product manager.
  • Ability to partner with technical and non-technical stakeholders in a cross-functional setting.
Responsibilities
  • Define and own the product roadmap for Market Data Feeds, balancing feed quality, coverage, and commercial return on investment, and set measurable success criteria for delivery teams.
  • Own feed builds end-to-end, from vendor sourcing and data modeling through production delivery, driving outcomes that support client goals.
  • Develop solutions to strengthen market-data operations and deepen the integration of Market and Reference Data across products and services.
  • Identify and close gaps in market-data coverage by partnering with clients, sales, and data operations to surface high-impact sourcing opportunities.
  • Maintain working knowledge of vendor licensing terms and entitlement workflows, ensuring sourcing and onboarding decisions account for contractual constraints and cost implications.
  • Partner with licensing and finance functions to evaluate new data-sourcing decisions against profitability and provide product-level oversight on key licensing transitions, including direct-licensing migrations.
  • Contribute to the evolution of the Security Master by linking Market Data inputs to richer information delivered to client and internal product teams.
  • Work with go-to-market, Sales, and Support to communicate Market Data changes proactively and provide product-informed guidance on dataset capabilities, feed status, and onboarding timelines.
  • Use knowledge of Addepar's products and clients to drive opportunities that improve client experience.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience with Python and Databricks.

About the company

Addepar provides a cloud-based wealth management platform that collects and cleans data from many sources into one view for advisors, family offices, private banks, and institutions. It ingests data from custodians, fund administrators, and broker-dealers and offers real-time portfolio performance, risk analytics, scenario modeling with Navigator, and automated client billing. It stands out by handling complex, multi-asset and illiquid portfolios (like private equity and real estate) with deep data normalization, analytics, and customizable reporting at scale, combined with an open API and hundreds of integrations. Its goal is to give transparent, data-driven insights and a connected, scalable platform that streamlines operations for wealth management professionals.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

Series G

Total Funding

$872.8M

Headquarters

New York City, New York

Founded

2009

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What believers are saying

  • September 2026 Warsaw hiring expands R&D, client services, and sales across Europe.
  • June 2026 Oxford Economics integration improves alternatives forecasting and investment committee governance.
  • AddeConf26 launched private-fund look-through, pacing, and liquidity tools that deepen enterprise stickiness.

What critics are saying

  • May 2026 AI agents raise trust, control, and error-liability issues inside regulated workflows.
  • Alternative-data dependence increases integration complexity; stale or broken feeds damage client reporting fast.
  • No visible lawsuit shield exists; a major data breach or compliance failure would threaten platform trust.

What makes Addepar unique

  • Addepar’s governed data model unifies portfolios, alternatives, and client workflows for complex wealth firms.
  • May 2026 AddeConf26 showcased Addison AI, Data Exchange, and human-reviewed data operations agents.
  • September 2026 Warsaw expansion strengthens EU data residency control and Swiss-hosted operations coverage.

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Benefits

  • Equity: Stretch the idea of ownership beyond your day-to-day and take pride in being an owner in the growth of Addepar
  • Global Hybrid Workforce: Whether you work remotely or on-site, you’ll have the opportunity to build and collaborate with colleagues around the world
  • Flexible Time Off: Spend time traveling, celebrating with friends and family or relax on your schedule
  • Benefits Packages: Competitive medical, dental and vision benefits along with a monthly wellness allowance to keep you healthy and happy
  • Learning & Development Allowance: Your continued growth and development are important to us
  • Dynamic Team: Strong investment in the best talent at the intersection of technology and finance

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Wealth Professional
Oct 6th, 2026
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Family Wealth Report
Sep 22nd, 2026
Addepar expands European footprint.

Addepar expands European footprint. Editorial Staff September 22, 2026 The new office, in Warsaw, will support activity such as global research and development, client services among other areas. Addepar, a New York-headquartered global technology and data platform for investment professionals, has opened its 10th global office in Warsaw, Poland. Opened yesterday, the office will support global R&D, client services and operations, with a focus on AI product development, infrastructure and continued regional growth. The move to Poland, which is a European Union member state, will enable Addepar to manage its Swiss-hosted operations directly from within the EU, it said in a statement. Warsaw will become Addepar's fourth European office, alongside London, Edinburgh and Geneva. Addepar, which said it will employ nearly 300 people across the region, plans to continue hiring for roles across its people, sales, finance, legal, IT and software development teams. Globally, the company serves more than 1,500 firms representing nearly $10 trillion in assets on its platform, while its client base across EMEA has grown six times over the past four years. Among recent developments, in November Addepar appointed Peter O'Brien as chief revenue officer and Janeen France as the company's first chief client officer. In December 2025, this news service interviewed Addepar's CEO, Eric Poirier, on its strategy. In May, the firm closed its $230 million Series G investment round.

TMCnet
Sep 22nd, 2026
Addepar Expands European Presence with New Office in Warsaw

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The Business Times
Sep 15th, 2026
Portfolio reviews, client meeting prep: Anthropic launches Claude tool for financial advisers.

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FA Magazine
Sep 4th, 2026
Envestnet makes $35M 'surge' investment in Tamarac.

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