Payments Industry Advocacy – Associate
JPMorgan Chase · New York, United States · 1mo ago
Mid levelOn-siteProduct Management
J.P. Morgan’s Commercial & Investment Bank is a global leader across banking, markets, securities services and payments. Corporations, governments and institutions throughout the world entrust us with their business in more than 100 countries. The Commercial & Investment Bank provides strategic advice, raises capital, manages risk and extends liquidity in markets around the world.
As an Associate in Payments Industry Advocacy, you will help shape our point of view and the firmwide advocacy strategy for Payments. You work across the organization, build critical relationships, and prepare the products to go to market. You will also support the development and execution of advocacy strategies to engage with policymakers and regulators, contributing JPMorgan Payments’ expertise to evolving industry and regulatory frameworks.
Job responsibilities
Be the catalyst for expansion as you pioneer product growth and dive deep into market trends, shape offerings, and ensure compliance.
As an Associate in Payments Industry Advocacy, you will help shape our point of view and the firmwide advocacy strategy for Payments. You work across the organization, build critical relationships, and prepare the products to go to market. You will also support the development and execution of advocacy strategies to engage with policymakers and regulators, contributing JPMorgan Payments’ expertise to evolving industry and regulatory frameworks.
JPMorgan Payments actively participates in and leads a significant change agenda through our Payments Industry Advocacy team. The objective of the team is to influence and advise Payments product owners and Firmwide stakeholders on emerging global payments industry and public policy trends, as well as related and product opportunities.
Job responsibilities
- Researches and analyzes market trends, competitor pricing strategies, and client behavior to identify opportunities for product improvements
- Assists in the development of collateral tailored to specific markets
- Understands and follows the defined regulatory testing procedures to confirm our products meet regulatory requirements prior to release
- Follows and assists with the development of the product’s risk and compliance model
- Identifies inefficiencies in regulatory testing processes
- Builds and maintains working relationships with stakeholders across distinct functions including Legal, Risk, Compliance Operations, and Technology
- Draft briefing memos and strategic presentations to effectively convey JPM Payments insights and point of view for internal and external audiences
- Partner with internal stakeholders and clients to understand challenges, regulatory priorities, and operational realities; translate insights into advocacy positions, messaging, and engagement strategies
Required qualifications, capabilities, and skills
- 2+ years of experience or equivalent expertise in Government Relations and Policy, Product, Technology, or Project Management
- Emerging knowledge of risk management and controls, regional and local nuances, and governance requirements
- Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
- Strong understanding of the payments landscape, business models, and regulatory environment
- Excellent problem-solving skills, with the ability to analyze opportunities and challenges, recommend solutions, and communicate effectively (both verbal and written)
- Working knowledge of public policy and regulatory change, including regional and local nuances
- Experience in developing advocacy positions, messaging, and engagement strategies
- Ability to work collaboratively and influence cross-functional stakeholders
- Ability to work in a fast-paced, dynamic environment and adapt to changing priorities
Preferred qualifications, capabilities, and skills
- Experience in consulting and strategy, with ability to contribute to successful strategy recommendations for financial services companies
- Experience engaging with policymakers, industry associations, standards bodies, and public consultations