UK Regulators' Network
Agentic Payments Technical Specialist

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Financial Conduct Authority
Regulating financial services firms and financial markets in the UK, https://www.fca.org.uk/careers
Requirements of the role
Role Responsibilities
- Collaborate with teams across the FCA to lead policy work on agentic payments, shaping proposals that will directly support innovation, and impact consumers and industry
- Apply your deep technical expertise in agentic artificial intelligence (AI) and its application to payments to the development of FCA policy and strategy both for domestic as well as international use cases for agentic payments
- Lead engagement with key stakeholders by building strong relationships with government, other domestic and international regulators, consumer groups, and technical experts in industry and beyond, to help shape the future of payments regulation
- Provide expert insight by delivering impactful advice and briefings on issues relating to agentic payments to colleagues and senior management
- Grow your expertise further, by developing deep knowledge of payments services and regulations and leading FCA thinking on the risks and opportunities of agentic AI and agentic payments
- Coach, mentor, and develop talent across the FCA, building analytical and risk management capabilities that elevate organisational performance
- Role model FCA values as part of the senior leadership team, fostering a culture of integrity, collaboration, and excellence
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Location
London, Edinburgh, Leeds
Contract type
Full time, Permanent
Profession
AI, Asset Management, Competition, Consumer, Digital, Finance, Payments, Policy, Regulation, Stakeholder Engagement, Strategy, Supervision, Technology
Working pattern
Flexible working, Hybrid
Closing Date
22/09/2026
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