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Regulatory Compliance Lead - London (Hybrid)
We're partnered with one of the UK's fastest-growing, founder-led payments businesses – a regulated payment infrastructure fintech building on proprietary tech for a decade.
This is not a box-ticking role. On offer is a senior, standalone seat across Compliance and Legal/Regulatory – high autonomy, low bureaucracy, daily exposure to the senior team. You'll be the person the business turns to on every regulatory matter, embedding regulation into products from day one. An enabler, not a blocker.
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- Genuinely flexible and output-focused - three days in London, with flex to two for the right person.
- More family than fintech: wins celebrated, cross-team support.
- Founders hands-on with every employee - which is why people stay for years, not months.
- Unique products, direct senior exposure, and room to build your own function over time.
What you'll need:
- Minimum of 5 years' financial services regulatory experience.
- Genuine fintech exposure - essential.
- Payments and crypto familiarity.
- Real experience with regulators beyond the FCA and a hand in regulatory applications.
- A regulatory lawyer is a bonus, not a must.


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What you'll own:
- Main point of contact for the FCA and European regulators.
- Regulatory responses and reports.
- New licence applications and variations of permission.
- Cross-functional partnering with Product, Sales, Ops and Marketing.
- Horizon scanning, Dear CEO letters, external audits, and a strong internal regulatory culture.
If a fast-paced, autonomous, regulated environment is where you do your best work - apply today.
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