APAC AML/CFT Compliance Lead

Skills

About the Role

Manage Singapore regulatory compliance obligations and serve as Money Laundering Reporting Officer. Coordinate AML compliance across APAC, lead regulatory engagements, oversee AML/CFT and sanctions operations, prepare reporting, support product launches, develop procedures and risk assessments, and mentor colleagues.

Requirements

• At least 8 years of experience in regulatory or compliance functions within payments, financial services, or fintech
• At least 2 years of leadership experience
• Established knowledge of the APAC AML/CFT regulatory landscape
• Deep understanding of the Payment Services Act, MAS AML/CFT/CPF Notices, and STRO reporting mechanisms
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills
• Experience managing relationships with regulators, supervisors, and internal stakeholders across multiple jurisdictions
• Excellent organizational and project management skills
• Ability to manage multiple priorities and projects

Responsibilities

• Maintain and improve Singapore regulatory compliance frameworks
• Lead regulatory engagements with Singapore regulators and supervisors
• Represent the AML Compliance function in work streams and industry bodies
• Oversee Singapore AML/CFT and sanctions operations
• Oversee training programme implementation and STRO report filing
• Respond to regulator and law enforcement enquiries
• Report the Singapore AML/CFT and Sanctions Programme to the local Management Board
• Prepare and submit external AML/CFT regulatory reports
• Coordinate AML Compliance objectives and execution plans across APAC
• Support product launches through risk assessments and framework adjustments
• Draft and review AML Compliance procedures, guidelines, and risk assessments
• Coach and mentor team members

Hiring Process

Adyen aims to respond to applications within 5 business days. The interview process typically takes about 4 weeks, though timing may vary by role.