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Regional Head of Financial Institution Sales

London
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Regional Head of Financial Institution Sales – EMEA

Location: London. However, candidates based elsewhere in the UK or Europe will also be considered

The business is seeking a senior commercial leader to take ownership of Financial Institution sales and strategic partnerships across EMEA. Reporting directly to the CEO, this is a highly autonomous, hands-on role for an established commercial operator who can bring a strong network and convert relationships into significant, long-term revenue opportunities.

This is not a high-volume or lead-generation-focused sales position. The successful candidate will originate, structure and close a small number of high-value partnerships across banking, payments, fintech, treasury services, cross-border FX and, potentially, digital assets.

Key responsibilities:

  • Own the full commercial lifecycle, from origination and initial engagement through negotiation, implementation and revenue generation
  • Build and convert a regional pipeline of large Financial Institution and B2B partnerships
  • Develop senior relationships across banks, payment processors, fintechs, FX providers and large corporate treasury functions
  • Present cross-border payments, FX and payment infrastructure solutions to C-suite stakeholders
  • Lead complex commercial negotiations and structure tailored client propositions
  • Work closely with Product, Risk, Compliance and Finance to bring partnerships live
  • Take ownership of regional revenue, payment-volume and partnership-development targets
  • Represent the business as a trusted adviser within the European payments and financial services ecosystem

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The successful candidate will likely have:

  • Significant senior-level experience in institutional sales, treasury sales, payments, banking, fintech or strategic partnerships
  • A strong and demonstrable network across Financial Institutions, payments, fintech or corporate treasury
  • A track record of personally originating and closing large, complex commercial partnerships
  • Strong knowledge of cross-border payments, FX, treasury services or payment infrastructure
  • Credibility when engaging and negotiating with CFOs, treasurers and other C-suite decision-makers
  • The ability to operate independently and establish a regional commercial presence
  • Exposure to stablecoins or digital assets would be beneficial but is not essential

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This is initially a senior individual-contributor position, with the opportunity to play a central role in establishing and developing the organisation’s EMEA commercial presence.

For a confidential discussion, please apply or contact Dylan Philpott directly.

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Skills

Institutional Sales
Strategic Partnerships
Cross-border Payments
Foreign Exchange (FX)
Treasury Services
Payment Infrastructure
C-suite Negotiation
Commercial Structuring
Pipeline Management
Financial Institution Relationship Management
Fintech
Digital Assets

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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