Full-Time

Assistant Vice President-Product Owner

Mortgages

First Abu Dhabi Bank

First Abu Dhabi Bank

Leading UAE bank offering global services

No salary listed

Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates

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Category
Product (1)
Required Skills
Market Research
Product Management
Requirements
  • Bachelor's degree
  • Minimum of 8 years in a similar role
  • Extensive knowledge and experience in Financial Institution related to Business
  • Extensive knowledge of local market with UAE Central Bank regulations
  • Resourceful in the completion of reports and plans, and effective at multi-tasking
  • Experience with Project Management, Business Process, Business Modelling, and Data Modelling
  • Retail and Business Banking Product Cycle
  • Excellent Presentation Development
  • Analytical and Problem Solving
  • Teamwork and Planning
Responsibilities
  • Develop and implement business strategies aimed at prudently growing the market share of the Mortgage business of FAB.
  • Build and sustain a long-term profitability model by driving sales volumes through continuous product innovation and attractive product value-proposition, while controlling risk within acceptable levels through prudent lending policies and procedures.
  • Lead key business projects aimed at achievement of overall strategic objectives.
  • Drive portfolio profitability through management of P&L constituents.
  • Optimize utilization of resources to achieve organizational strategic objectives.
  • Achieve portfolio growth and performance targets through management of key financial elements including Sales, Interest & Fee Incomes, Cost of Funds and other Costs, Attrition and Provisions.
  • Maximize revenue by managing pricing for new business and existing book.
  • Maintain product policies in line with regulatory guidelines and as per banks growth strategy
  • Work with Shariah Team to ensure all Islamic propositions, processes and documentations are in line with the Shariah requirements.
  • Management of existing products to continuously enhance the value proposition, product attractiveness, and maximization of profitability.
  • Timely calibration of product parameters to sustain competitiveness, maintain acceptable risk levels, minimize costs, and improve overall profitability.
  • Optimization of service quality standards and maintain customer satisfaction levels above industry standards.
  • Support in building brand equity through strategic marketing campaigns.
  • Competition benchmarking through BIU and highlight significant market changes. Propose amendments where necessary to ensure continued competitiveness and profitability.
  • Ensure product knowledge is maintained at optimal levels by all front-lines including Branches, Sales Teams, Call Center, Priority Banking, Credit, Operations, and third-party providers.
  • Development of new and innovative products to cater to varying customer segments, and to create new markets and opportunities.
  • Drive for change and continuous product improvement, through identification and seizing of opportunities to target new segments and markets.
  • Planning product strategies in line with overall business and bank’s direction, and within the available resources and capabilities.
  • Remain abreast with latest industry trends and global product innovations.
  • Thorough planning and development of product programs, effective coordination across departments and leadership of task forces to facilitate timely implementation of product launches.
  • Development of creative seasonal campaigns, promotions, and special packages to maintain share of voice, brand awareness, and boost business volumes.
  • Maximize cross-sell and up-sell opportunities.
  • Maintain healthy relationships with developers, dealers, employers, brokers, valuers, and insurers to ensure continued mutual benefit.
  • Build relationships with market information resources such as research firms, and peers in other banks. Effectively utilize the information in continuously managing the business strategy.
  • Lead the reporting lines and work closely with peers into successful delivery of planned objectives.
  • Lead by example by upholding and inculcating key values to reporting lines.
  • Continuously provide all the necessary support to ensure optimal employee performance and moral.
  • Sustain a respectful, friendly, and constructive working atmosphere by encouraging honesty, responsibility, and by empowering subordinates.
  • Identify subordinates needs and abilities, recommend relevant training and development programs, and facilitate career growth.
  • Steer personal career progression through effective management of personal relationships both internally and externally.
  • Recognize personal development requirements, improve capabilities through ongoing self-education.
  • Remain abreast with global financial, social, economic, banking, and real estate industry developments.

FAB is the largest bank in the United Arab Emirates, serving individuals, SMEs, large businesses, and governments. It offers a broad range of services including personal, private, corporate and investment banking, wealth and asset management, trade finance, cash management, real estate finance, and Islamic banking, with access to global capital markets. It earns money from interest and fees across its products, and its online and mobile platforms let customers manage their finances digitally. Its goal is to support diverse clients with comprehensive financial services while expanding its international footprint and promoting ESG-aligned lending and energy-transition initiatives.

Company Size

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Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Founded

2017

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What believers are saying

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  • Temenos modernization in Saudi Arabia strengthens scalable Sharia-compliant growth.
  • $700 million sukuk and AD Ports refinancing reinforce funding and mandate wins.

What critics are saying

  • Saudi core migration can disrupt Islamic banking if implementation slips in 2026-2027.
  • Low-margin SME cards and inclusion products face rapid commoditization and fee pressure.
  • Geopolitical shocks and sanctions risk can freeze cross-border trade finance and correspondent access.

What makes First Abu Dhabi Bank unique

  • Largest UAE bank, formed by NBAD-FGB merger in April 2017.
  • AED 1.34 trillion assets anchor FAB's Abu Dhabi government-linked franchise.
  • Operations span retail, wholesale, wealth, Islamic banking, and global markets.

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