Senior Associate Counsel, Global Privacy Office at Visa

London, England, United Kingdom

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Not SpecifiedCompensation
Senior (5 to 8 years)Experience Level
Full TimeJob Type
UnknownVisa
Financial Services, Payments, TechnologyIndustries

Requirements

  • Qualified lawyer in England and Wales or Spain with several years of PQE experience (candidates qualified in other jurisdictions will be considered)
  • Previous substantial and demonstrable privacy subject-matter expert experience
  • Strong academics and training

Responsibilities

  • Act as a subject-matter expert on privacy topics
  • Provide legal advice on European privacy, data protection, cyber, banking secrecy and AI laws including GDPR
  • Provide legal guidance on privacy impact assessments
  • Assist with data subject rights requests
  • Support on marketing, sponsorship and loyalty initiatives
  • Stay updated on emerging privacy, cyber and AI laws and trends
  • Build relationships with key business partners, working closely with them to meet their business needs in terms of privacy legal support in an efficient way
  • Assist in the development of privacy policies, procedures, and training programs
  • Draft and negotiate privacy-related contracts and agreements
  • Actively look for opportunities to streamline and improve the delivery of privacy legal support, regulatory change management and knowledge sharing
  • Play an active part in contributing to the development of the Global Privacy Program
  • Issue spot and identify privacy, data, AI and cyber issues and liaise when necessary, with internal members of the broader Legal, Ethics and Compliance Division and/or external counsel

Skills

Privacy Law
Data Protection
GDPR
AI Regulations
Cybersecurity Law
Data Privacy Agreements
Privacy Risk Assessments
Data Subject Rights
Legal Compliance

Visa

Global digital payment network provider

About Visa

Visa operates a global digital payment network that facilitates electronic payments for millions of people daily. The company connects consumers, businesses, financial institutions, and governments, allowing them to make transactions using Visa cards. Each time a card is used, Visa earns money through transaction, service, and data processing fees. Unlike many competitors, Visa focuses on expanding access to financial services for underserved communities and supporting local economies. The company's goal is to promote financial inclusivity and drive sustainable commerce, ensuring that more people can participate in the global economy.

San Francisco, CaliforniaHeadquarters
1958Year Founded
$55.8MTotal Funding
ANGEL_INDIVIDUALCompany Stage
Fintech, Financial ServicesIndustries
10,001+Employees

Benefits

Health Insurance.
Life Insurance.
Dental Insurance.
Disability Insurance.
Accidental Death & Dismemberment Insurance.

Risks

CBDCs could reduce reliance on Visa's payment network.
'Buy Now, Pay Later' services may decrease traditional credit card transactions.
Fintech startups offering zero-fee transactions could pressure Visa's revenue model.

Differentiation

Visa operates a global digital payment network connecting millions daily.
The company focuses on financial inclusivity and sustainability in its operations.
Visa collaborates with central banks on Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs).

Upsides

Visa's partnership with fintechs enhances cross-border payment solutions.
Adoption of blockchain technology could revolutionize digital payments.
AI-driven fraud detection systems are reducing fraudulent activities.

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