VP, Payments Client Service Governance – Mexico

Aumni; Ciudad de México; On-site; MXN 1,500,000 - 2,700,000; Full time

Job summary

J.P. Morgan in Mexico City seeks a Vice President, Payments Client Service Advocacy & Governance to lead oversight and governance of risks and controls across Payments Client Service for Latin America, with a focus on Mexico.

You will provide hands-on leadership to strengthen risk culture and ensure governance execution across cross-functional partners. The role requires extensive regulatory knowledge, stakeholder management, and experience in banking; you will shape regional governance content,

Qualifications

• Minimum 5+ years of experience in a banking environment with leadership experience.
• Strong experience interpreting and applying regulatory standards to processes and controls.
• Familiarity with Inter-Affiliate Services program and cross-functional collaboration.

Responsibilities

• Lead proactive identification, assessment, and management of risks across Payments Client Service for Latin America, focusing on prevention and control design.
• Track deliverables, issues, and action plans through completion to support risk reduction.
• Shape regional governance content, oversee charter model, coordinate with Inter-Affiliate Services, and manage Business Resiliency Plans for in-scope areas.

Skills

Regulatory governance

Risk management

Stakeholder management

Payments domain knowledge

Project leadership

Data analytics

Executive communication

Education

Degree or equivalent

Tools

Tableau

Xceptor

Alteryx

Job description

J.P. Morgan in Mexico City seeks a Vice President, Payments Client Service Advocacy & Governance to lead oversight and governance of risks and controls across Payments Client Service for Latin America, with a focus on Mexico.

You will provide hands-on leadership to strengthen risk culture and ensure governance execution across cross-functional partners. The role requires extensive regulatory knowledge, stakeholder management, and experience in banking; you will shape regional governance content,