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Product Strategy & Roadmap: Translate the Department’s high-level strategy into actionable short, medium, and long-term product development plans. Ensure execution aligns with business goals
- New Product Development: Lead the end-to-end creation of new corporate banking products to enhance market competitiveness. This includes drafting business requirements, coordinating with IT/Legal/Compliance, and managing the launch
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Product Lifecycle Management: Maintain the current product portfolio. Revise and update Product Manuals and documentation in response to regulatory changes, market feedback, or internal process optimization
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Governance & Documentation: act as the owner for Corporate Banking policies and procedures (SOPs), ensuring they are up-to-date, compliant, and clearly written
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Partnership Management (Damu Fund): Serve as the primary custodian for Damu Fund programs. Monitor compliance, manage reporting requirements
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Pricing & Tariff Management: Monitor market trends and competitor pricing. Update and maintain the Corporate Banking Tariff Grid to ensure profitability and competitiveness
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Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Finance, Economics, Business Administration, or a related field
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Minimum 3-5 years of experience in the Banking or Financial Services secto
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Languages: English - advanced/Business fluent. (Crucial: must be able to draft high-quality business documents and product manuals in English). Russian/Kazakh - fluent
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Preferred background: experience specifically in Corporate Banking, SME Banking or Product Development is highly desirable
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Product expertise: deeply familiar with the mechanics of banking products (Loans, Guarantees, Transactional Banking)
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Damu fund knowledge: understanding of state support programs (Damu) and their specific reporting/documentation requirements is a strong advantage
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Document drafting: proven ability to write internal regulations, policies, and product manuals
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Advanced MS Excel: ability to handle complex data for tariff analysis and Damu reporting (VLOOKUP, Pivot Tables, etc.). MS PowerPoint, MS Word
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Analytical thinking: able to analyze tariff structures and competitor data to make logical recommendations
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Attention to details: critical for policy drafting and reporting where errors can lead to compliance risks
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Process orientation: understands how a product moves from a "concept" to an operational reality (IT, Back Office, Accounting flows)
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Self-Starter: ability to take a high-level strategy and break it down into daily tasks without constant supervision