Morson Edge (Financial Services)
Senior Consultant – Cryptoasset Compliance

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🚀 Senior Consultant – Digital Finance | Cryptoasset Regulation
📍 London / Hybrid | Minimum 3 days per week in the office
💼 Permanent | Full-time
I’m currently recruiting for a Senior Consultant to join a growing Digital Finance practice, with a particular focus on cryptoasset regulation and compliance.
This is a great opportunity for someone with practical experience in the cryptoasset sector who wants to work on a varied portfolio of advisory projects as the UK regulatory landscape continues to evolve.
The role
You’ll support and lead client engagements across areas including:
- FCA cryptoasset registrations and future FSMA authorisation
- Regulatory readiness and gap assessments
- Regulatory change and implementation programmes
- Governance, risk and compliance framework design
- Financial crime, sanctions and fraud risk
- Financial promotions and conduct risk
- Prudential and operational resilience
- Custody, client assets and technology controls
- Market integrity and conflicts of interest
- Compliance monitoring, assurance and remediation
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You’ll also have significant exposure to senior stakeholders, leading workshops, producing regulatory submissions and reports, managing project workstreams, and contributing to the development of the wider cryptoasset proposition.
What we're looking for
You’ll ideally have:
- Practical experience working within or advising the cryptoasset sector
- Strong knowledge of the evolving UK cryptoasset regulatory framework
- Experience translating regulatory requirements into practical policies, controls, and governance arrangements
- Experience across one or more of regulatory applications, regulatory change, compliance/risk frameworks, financial crime, or assurance
- Excellent communication and stakeholder-management skills
- Strong project-management and organizational ability
- The confidence to exercise judgement and challenge senior stakeholders constructively


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Experience with MiCA, FCA engagement, financial promotions, blockchain analytics, Travel Rule, custody/wallet infrastructure, payments, e-money, or banking would also be highly advantageous.
You don't need to be an expert across every aspect of the emerging regulatory framework - strong grounding in cryptoasset regulation and the ability to continue developing your expertise is what matters.
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