Senior Associate: Future Payment Systems & Infrastructure

Financial Conduct Authority; Leeds; Hybrid; GBP 54,000 - 67,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

25 days annual leave

Pension 8-12%

Private healthcare

Volunteer time

Office time in Leeds

Job summary

Financial Conduct Authority's PSR invites applications for a Future Payment Systems & Infrastructure Senior Associate in Leeds. You will help shape the regulatory approach for modern payment systems, focusing on the national payments vision and engagement with new technologies.

The role sits in the Payment Systems Market Interventions department and offers substantial stakeholder interaction, with the potential to align with the FCA as legislation progresses.

Qualifications

• Experience in regulatory, supervisory, monitoring or policy environments with stakeholder management.
• Ability to analyse complex information and produce policy outputs.
• Understanding of payment systems and the payments landscape.
• Proven ability to lead complex projects and initiatives.
• Strong written and verbal communication for senior stakeholders.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with authorities and payment systems participants on National Payments Vision issues.
• Contribute to approaches to new and developing payment systems.
• Develop deep understanding of payment systems and governance.
• Provide robust regulatory assessment and improve outcomes for users.
• Build effective relationships with internal stakeholders.
• Promote collaboration, inclusion and learning within the Supervision team.

Skills

Regulatory experience

Stakeholder management

Regulatory analysis

Payment systems knowledge

Policy development

Project leadership

Communication skills

Decision making

Time management

Regulatory knowledge

Job description

Financial Conduct Authority's PSR invites applications for a Future Payment Systems & Infrastructure Senior Associate in Leeds. You will help shape the regulatory approach for modern payment systems, focusing on the national payments vision and engagement with new technologies.

The role sits in the Payment Systems Market Interventions department and offers substantial stakeholder interaction, with the potential to align with the FCA as legislation progresses.