Product Manager / Product Specialist, Capital Strategy

Polymer Capital Hong Kong · Hong Kong, Hong Kong · — · Posted 2026-06-23

Workplace: on_site

Department: Capital Strategy

Description

Company Introduction

Polymer Capital Management is an Asia public markets-focused asset management firm offering hedge fund and long-only strategies. Polymer combines established institutional support and deep knowledge of local financial markets with a dedication to discovering and developing the region's best investment talent. Polymer was established in conjunction with PAG, one of the world's largest Asia-focused alternative asset managers, in 2019.

Job Responsibilities / Job Brief

The Product Specialists team acts as a crucial link between investment teams and investors, focusing on relationship management, strategy and insights communication, business development and product development.

Key Responsibilities:

Serve as a product manager covering Polymer’s various investment strategies
Develop and maintain marketing materials including pitchbooks, product profiles, white papers, etc.
Prepare regular investment commentaries and reporting for clients and third-party databases
Complete Requests for Proposals, facilitate due diligence and handle ad-hoc investor queries
Coordinate marketing activities in partnership with sales/distribution and external partners
Assist with developing new product initiatives and product positioning efforts with an understanding of industry trends and the competitive landscape
Collaborate internally with support functions to ensure alignment and seamless information flow
Ensure strict compliance with relevant rules and regulations

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Economics or a related field is preferred
At least 2 years of relevant working experience in investment management, equity research or product management
Extensive knowledge of equity markets, valuation models, portfolio management and risk management
Strong analytical and interpersonal skills
Excellent communication skills (written and oral) with an ability to articulate complex concepts to diverse audiences
Must be detail-oriented, hard-working, and self-motivated with a sense of ownership and accountability
Must be a strong team player that can collaborate globally and thrive in a fast-paced environment
Proficiency across the Microsoft Office suite (Word, Powerpoint, Excel)

Good to have

Fluent in Mandarin Chinese (written and oral); fluent in Cantonese
MBA or professional designations including CFA, CAIA or FRM
Proficiency in financial tools such as Bloomberg, Nasdaq eVestment and/or Morningstar Direct

Why join us?

Prime Location: You'll work full time from our centrally located office space in the heart of Hong Kong
High-Growth: We have a team of highly ambitious professionals with a strong desire to learn and develop their skills.
Equal opportunity employer: We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.
Global exposure: With six offices and three affiliate offices around the region, Polymer teams work together to solve meaningful problems at scale.
Dynamic and Collaborative Environment: Opportunity to work with industry leaders and experts to engage in exciting projects and fulfilling challenges.

Some of our Benefits

Paid Annual Leave
Medical Group Insurance
In-built Gym facility
DEI and Philanthropy Initiatives
Professional Learning & Development Opportunities

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About the company

Polymer Capital Management runs a market-neutral, multi-manager investment platform focused on Asia, backed by institutional support and deep local market knowledge through a PAG partnership since 2019. It aggregates capital across multiple investment managers and strategies to maintain market-neutral exposures, aiming to diversify risk while accessing Asia opportunities. Its edge comes from combining a regional focus with a disciplined, multi-manager structure and strong backing, plus a model that develops local investment talent within the platform. Its goal is to deliver attractive, risk-adjusted returns by exposing capital to Asia-focused opportunities within a structured, diversified framework.

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Headquarters

Hong Kong

Founded

2019

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

August 2026 Reuters called Polymer the best-performing Asia multi-strategy fund in first half.
Micron became a fifth-largest holding by September 2026, aligning with AI memory demand.
Japan-focused launches expand product breadth and deepen the firm’s regional franchise.

What critics are saying

July 2026 losses of 6.9% show crowded Japan and semiconductor exposure.
Reuters said Polymer trimmed first-half gains to 11.5% after the selloff.
Macro buildout under Rohan Kohli lags competitors if talent and AUM stagnate.

What makes Polymer Capital Hong Kong unique

Hong Kong platform runs multi-strategy capital across equity, quant, and macro books.
March 2025 Japan launch targets $500 million and 30 portfolio managers.
May 2026 Coremont partnership strengthens real-time macro analytics and risk infrastructure.

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Benefits

Health Insurance
Gym Membership
Professional Development Budget
Paid Vacation

Company News

The Business Times

Aug 6th, 2026

Asia multi-strategy hedge funds see big monthly drawdowns amid brutal sell-off in AI stocks.

Asia multi-strategy hedge funds see big monthly drawdowns amid brutal sell-off in AI stocks. Concerns over AI spending, Middle East conflict sparked heavy selling in semiconductor stocks, hammering Asian chip giants Published Thu, Aug 6, 2026 · 11:43 AM * Among individual funds, Hong Kong-based Polymer Capital Management was the best-performing Asia multi-strategy fund in the first half. PHOTO: ZB [HONG KONG] Some large Asian multi-strategy funds suffered their biggest drawdown this year in July as a brutal sell-off in AI stocks across Japan, South Korea and China eroded gains accumulated in the first half, sources close to the funds said on Wednesday (Aug 5). Positions that had powered gains during the first half became a source of pain in July, as concerns over AI spending and the Middle East conflict sparked heavy selling in semiconductor stocks, hammering Asian chip giants. The multi-strategy funds fared better than the broader industry, with some of the largest dropping between 3 and 9 per cent in July, while Goldman Sachs estimated that Asia's main stock-picking hedge funds fell 15.2 per cent over last month, the steepest monthly drop on record. Still, a monthly loss exceeding 5 per cent is significant for the multi-strategy platform funds, investors said, as they hire multiple managers that direct investments across everything from equities and fixed income, to macro and commodities, aiming to smooth volatility and ensure low correlation to market direction. Divergence likely to persist. The divergence in hedge fund performance is likely to persist, with AI-driven disruption and a high interest-rate environment rewarding some managers while challenging others, market participants said. Among individual funds, Hong Kong-based Polymer Capital Management, for instance, was the best-performing Asia multi-strategy fund in the first half. The fund, which oversees more than US$6 billion, lost 6.9 per cent in July, trimming its year-to-date gains to 11.5 per cent, according to a source familiar with its performance. Asean intelligence. Get insights into businesses across South-east Asia The pullback was partly due to its equity positions in Japan, another source said. South Korea's benchmark Kospi Index slumped 22 per cent in July while Japan's Nikkei 225 declined 8 per cent. Elsewhere, Singapore's US$9 billion Dymon Asia multi-strategy fund posted a similar negative return of 6.5 per cent, narrowing its January-to-July gain to 7.5 per cent, sources said, while Singapore-based Arrowpoint Investment Partners posted a milder 2.6 per cent loss. Also, Hong Kong-headquartered Pinpoint Asset Management's main multi-strategy fund retreated 9 per cent in July, sources said. Arrowpoint, founded by former Millennium Asia co-CEO Jonathan Xiong, reduced fund level risk ahead of July after identifying signs of excessive leverage in the market, including a growing reluctance among banks to extend incremental leverage for certain positions in South Korea and Taiwan. The move helped cushion performance, a source with knowledge of the fund said. Polymer and Arrowpoint declined to comment. REUTERS Share with us your feedback on BT's products and services

EQDerivatives

Sep 18th, 2024

Polymer Capital To Build Out Macro Biz

Polymer Capital Management hired Rohan Kohli, a former portfolio manager at Brevan Howard, to help build out the firm's macro business in Hong Kong.

Polymer Capital Hong Kong

Product Manager / Product Specialist - Capital Strategy

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