Regulatory Compliance Manager, Greater London

TN United Kingdom
Greater London
10 months ago
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Regulatory Compliance Manager, Greater LondonClient:

Wise

Location:

Greater London, United Kingdom

Job Category:

Other

EU work permit required:

Yes

Job Reference:

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Job Views:

7

Posted:

02.03.2025

Expiry Date:

16.04.2025

Job Description:

Company Description

Since 2011, we’ve had a clear mission: money without borders. Built by and for people who live global lives, we’re the fairest, easiest way to manage your money across borders.

We’re just at the beginning of our story and we’re growing at an incredible pace. We won’t stop until anyone, anywhere can send, spend and receive money wherever they are, whatever they’re doing. There’s still heaps to do and we can’t do it alone.

We’re looking for a Compliance Manager to support our UK Electronic Money Institution (EMI) business and scale our Wise Account and supporting payments products.

Based in London, you will work with a growing team of multidisciplinary specialists (Risk, Legal, Product, Treasury, Security, marketing) across the globe. You’ll help manage and strengthen the team’s approach to managing the regulatory risks, their governance and oversight.

Job Responsibilities:

  1. Advise the business on regulatory requirements related to our UK Payments and Investment products.
  2. Handle escalations from first line product teams including check and challenge of regulatory analysis provided by our first line product compliance teams.
  3. Support first line to identify relevant regulatory risks.
  4. Review regulatory changes applicable to our business.
  5. Draft regulatory compliance policies.
  6. Challenge product implementation plans to ensure regulatory changes are implemented in a timely manner.
  7. Work closely with the wider regulatory team to manage our policy framework, regulatory engagement and reporting in relation to our business.
  8. Work with the first line business owners to ensure findings from audits and monitoring and testing are remediated efficiently and effectively.
  9. Provide regulatory training and self-help materials to assist the first line teams comply with regulatory obligations and compliance policies.

This role will give you the opportunity to:

  1. Develop an in-depth knowledge of Wise’s business and get to know many teams across the company as you liaise with them to help them understand the regulatory framework and bring together the information that our regulators need.
  2. Help keep compliance right at the heart of our business by helping the team understand and comply with applicable regulatory requirements.
  3. Implement innovative and creative solutions with a technology and customer focused approach to help us achieve the Wise Mission.

A bit about you:

  1. Our ideal candidate will have a regulatory advisory background, great communication and organisational skills, tons of motivation and positivity. More specifically, we’re looking for someone who can demonstrate they have these attributes:
  2. Theory: Experience with regulations applicable to Payments and/or Investment businesses such as PSRs 2017 & EMRs 2011, applicable parts of the FCA handbook.
  3. Practice: Ability to conduct analysis on the UK Financial Regulations and provide comprehensive regulatory advice to the business.
  4. Passion: A problem-solver who enjoys finding innovative solutions and collaborating with different teams to deliver a mission.
  5. Get the job done: A sense of urgency and an ability to work well under pressure, prioritising, taking responsibility and communicating priorities effectively to others.
  6. Communication: A strong relationship builder across all levels of the business and externally, with the ability to influence others and empower teams to strengthen their processes to mitigate risks.
  7. Development: Consideration of the challenges and development opportunities of working at a fast-growing company.
  8. Travel: The role is London-based, but many of our teams are located across different office locations. You’ll be ready to travel if needed.

Some extra skills that would be great:

Knowledge of merchant acquiring or CASS/Safeguarding regimes would be advantageous but not essential.

What we offer in return:

Lots of awesome opportunities for everyone, everywhere. We're people building money without borders — without judgement or prejudice, too. We believe teams are strongest when they are diverse, equitable and inclusive.

We're proud to have a truly international team, and we celebrate our differences.
Inclusive teams help us live our values and ensure every Wiser feels respected, empowered to contribute towards our mission and able to progress in their careers.

If you want to find out more about what it's like to work at Wise, visit our website.

Keep up to date with life at Wise by following us on our social media channels.

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