Product Regulatory Lawyer- £120k-£130k (with benefits)- Payment Service Provider

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Location: London; 2–3 days/week in office

Role Overview

A payments service provider is hiring its first dedicated Product Regulatory Lawyer to build and embed product governance as the business scales its issuing proposition. This is a hands‑on, autonomous role working closely with product teams to support the design, approval and launch of issuing‑side payment products. The hire must be comfortable owning product legal work end‑to‑end in a lean legal function.

Key Responsibilities

  • Build and run product approval and product governance processes
  • Develop product matrices, legal frameworks and approval workflows
  • Draft and maintain product‑level terms & conditions and supporting documentation
  • Advise product teams on payments regulatory requirements across issuing and card products
  • Support expansion into issuing and potential licensing activities
  • Act as a commercially pragmatic legal partner to product, risk and compliance
  • Manage/oversee paralegal support (contract‑focused) and coordinate with external advisors

Ideal Candidate Profile

  • 5–8 PQE (flexible), ambitious and comfortable operating autonomously
  • Strong payments product experience on the issuing side (essential)
  • Ideal backgrounds: Monzo, Revolut, Barclaycard, similar issuers
  • Merchant / issuer experience preferred over large traditional banks
  • Hands‑on product lawyer who also understands regulatory impacts
  • Not a pure regulatory specialist; must enjoy product‑facing work
  • Solid card payments experience highly advantageous
  • Used to working closely with product managers and engineers
  • Comfortable building frameworks from scratch in a fast‑growing business
  • Commercial, pragmatic, able to balance speed with regulatory rigour
  • B2B payments‑only backgrounds (e.g. Airwallex‑type profiles) likely to be less suitable

Please contact: gbalasubrama@mlaglobal.com for further details on this.

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Job Description:

Location: London; 2–3 days/week in office

Role Overview

A payments service provider is hiring its first dedicated Product Regulatory Lawyer to build and embed product governance as the business scales its issuing proposition. This is a hands‑on, autonomous role working closely with product teams to support the design, approval and launch of issuing‑side payment products. The hire must be comfortable owning product legal work end‑to‑end in a lean legal function.

Key Responsibilities

  • Build and run product approval and product governance processes
  • Develop product matrices, legal frameworks and approval workflows
  • Draft and maintain product‑level terms & conditions and supporting documentation
  • Advise product teams on payments regulatory requirements across issuing and card products
  • Support expansion into issuing and potential licensing activities
  • Act as a commercially pragmatic legal partner to product, risk and compliance
  • Manage/oversee paralegal support (contract‑focused) and coordinate with external advisors

Ideal Candidate Profile

  • 5–8 PQE (flexible), ambitious and comfortable operating autonomously
  • Strong payments product experience on the issuing side (essential)
  • Ideal backgrounds: Monzo, Revolut, Barclaycard, similar issuers
  • Merchant / issuer experience preferred over large traditional banks
  • Hands‑on product lawyer who also understands regulatory impacts
  • Not a pure regulatory specialist; must enjoy product‑facing work
  • Solid card payments experience highly advantageous
  • Used to working closely with product managers and engineers
  • Comfortable building frameworks from scratch in a fast‑growing business
  • Commercial, pragmatic, able to balance speed with regulatory rigour
  • B2B payments‑only backgrounds (e.g. Airwallex‑type profiles) likely to be less suitable

Please contact: gbalasubrama@mlaglobal.com for further details on this.

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Posted: May 1st, 2026