Head of Aggregator and Partnerships
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As The Head of Aggregator and Partnerships you will be responsible for building relationships and driving acquisition through online aggregators. 
 
 Your role ensure will coordinate everything digital on the aggregator channel and requires an understanding of analytics, digital media, media attribution, negotiation, risk based pricing in a competitive landscape.
 
 Responsibilities: 
 
 * Manage the deployment of the digital business strategy with aggregators 
 * Prioritise and optimise with the relevant internal partners 
 * Work with key stakeholders include the different aggregator websites 
 * Work closely with UX teams and product owners to deliver risk and pricing strategies 
 * Deliver fair outcomes for our customers and ensure own conduct maintains the orderly and transparent operation of financial markets 
 * Provide technical leadership and support technical excellence by searching out external best practice 
 * Develop and recommend changes and improvements to operating models, procedures and practices based on subject matter expertise 
 * Contribute to the development, implementation of the business management and decision making at all levels 
 * Contribute to the implementation regulatory compliance 
 
 Please send your CV to discuss the role in more detail
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