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OnHires seeks a regulatory compliance professional to lead EMI/PSD2 governance for a global fintech. You will draft governance narratives, ICS docs, policies, and regulator responses for EMI authorisations in the EEA and UK, reporting to the Global Chief of Compliance.
5+ years in regulatory compliance with 3+ years in an EEA/UK e-money or payment institution, fluent English, and ability to work remotely with high autonomy.
Our client is a global fintech operating at the intersection of crypto and traditional payments. It builds products that help people and businesses buy, sell, and exchange cryptocurrency, serving millions of customers across 180+ countries. This role owns the e-money and payments side of the regulatory pipeline: live EMI regulatory workstreams in the EEA and the UK (FCA), the safeguarding framework at the centre of both, and the post-authorisation obligations.
You report to the Global Chief of Compliance. The core of the work is regulatory drafting and analysis: governance and safeguarding narratives, internal control system descriptions, policies and procedures, regulatory gap analyses and responses to regulators, written independently and defensible under regulatory challenge. This is not an MLRO or transaction-monitoring role; day-to-day AML operations sit with the MLRO and the analyst team.
EEA EMI regulatory workstream with the national regulator: governance and internal control system descriptions, policies and procedures, own funds and wind-down documentation, regulator correspondence and RFI cycles
UK EMI regulatory workstream with the FCA: governance, safeguarding under the FCA’s current safeguarding rules, and the AML governance narrative for the file
The safeguarding framework across both perimeters: method, segregation, reconciliation and evidence, breach reporting, audit readiness
Post-authorisation implementation and evidencing of the EU Payment Institution (PSD2) licence and its obligations
Regulatory assessment of payment products, payment-flow changes, agent and distributor arrangements, and outsourcing
Gap analyses, thematic reviews, remediation plans, and verification that approved controls operate in practice
5+ years in regulatory compliance (authorisation, licensing, policy and governance drafting), including 3+ years inside an EEA or UK e-money or payment institution authorised by a national competent authority. Operational AML or transaction-monitoring experience alone does not meet this requirement