Regulatory Product Counsel, Adyen
Integrity Risk
Payments platform built to grow businesses
Posted today
Payments platform built to grow businesses
1001+ employees
Posted today
1001+ employees
Company mission
Adyen's mission is to make payments choices easy for merchants.
Role
Who you are
- You have 4+ years of experience in a compliance and/or regulatory function, in a fintech, payments company or financial institution
- You have knowledge of relevant integrity risks and consider these when making decisions with product teams
- You have a strong interest in how things technically work and are able to get to the bottom of them
- You are able to interpret regulation and guidance and draft Policies and Procedures that outline Adyen's interpretation and approach
- You are able to understand complex challenges and convert them into structured and practical solutions, which are actionable for both internal and external stakeholders
- You are hands-on, have strong project management skills in which you take full ownership over your projects and have the ability to manage priorities
- You have solid interpersonal skills to communicate and interact with both internal and external stakeholders from varying disciplines and cultures
- You have an LLB and/or LLM degree
What the job involves
- We are looking for an experienced candidate to join as a member in our fast-paced Regulatory Product - Integrity Risk team, part of Adyen’s global 2nd line Regulatory function
- In this role, you will be responsible to ensure that Adyen’s integrity risk framework is fully embedded into its technology stack for new and existing products, while advising internal and external stakeholders on regulatory matters
- This means that you will extensively collaborate with our product-, operational-, commercial- and wider regulatory and compliance teams globally to determine controls that align with Adyen's risk appetite and regulatory obligations
- Identify integrity risks related to Adyen’s new and existing products and services by understanding the regulatory framework and Adyen’s Product Suite while considering Adyen’s risk appetite
- Provide (regulatory) advice to define controls that ensure Adyen's Product Suite is regulatory compliant, considering commercial and strategic objectives, that allow for scale
- Translate Adyen’s regulatory approach into relevant Policies and Procedures to be communicated and implemented across the global business
- Develop a scalable and global way of working which facilitates the collaboration between the regulatory- and product teams, with the aim to prioritize and safeguard the accurate implementation of Adyen's Global Compliance framework in a practical and scalable way
Our take
Adyen has been one of the most successful businesses in Europe over the last decade. When it went public in 2018 at a valuation of €7bn, it raised over €1bn and its share price popped on the first day, resulting in a valuation of €14bn. Its valuation has continued to climb by the billions.
Adyen competes with large players like PayPal, as well as outsized startups like Stripe, to power payments and provide other infrastructure to conduct digital transactions. Disrupters in the field have been buoyed by a strong rise in eCommerce activity, where some or all of a transaction by a customer is made either online or by mobile.
Adyen has been one of the companies riding the wave by helping to reduce the friction between a company choosing to take payments online, and actually being able to do it. That can take multiple steps and agreements across numerous countries — Adyen’s pitch is that it essentially handles all of it in the backend as a service for its users. Notable partners have included Autocanteen, a touchless self-checkout solution for the hospitality industry, and BILL, a small business-focused fintech platform.
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Insights
36% employee growth in 12 months
Company
Funding (last 2 of 3 rounds)
Sep 2015
$57m
GROWTH EQUITY VC
Dec 2014
$250m
SERIES B
Total funding: $325.2m
Company benefits
- Global exchange program
- Weekly happy hour
- Delicious healthy lunches
- Phantom share package
- Yearly trip to Amsterdam
- Paid holidays
- Work from home opportunities
Company HQ
Nieuwmarkt en Lastage, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Leadership
Pieter Van Der Does
(CEO)Previously Chief Commercial Officer at Bibit (payments company) before co-founding Adyen in 2006.
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