Senior Legal Counsel, Payments at Tencent

Singapore

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Not SpecifiedCompensation

Senior (5 to 8 years)Experience Level

Full TimeJob Type

UnknownVisa

FinTech, TechnologyIndustries

Requirements

Common law qualified lawyer
At least 3 years of Post-Qualified Experience (PQE)
Experience in dealing with issues relating to FinTech and payment matters, including payment license applications in Singapore, Hong Kong, or elsewhere
Experience dealing with MAS, HKMA, or other relevant regulators/authorities
Team player with the ability to handle projects independently
Excellent problem-solving, analytical, and organizational skills
Proactive approach and ability to handle matters independently
Sound interpersonal and communication skills
Fluency in English and proficient command of Chinese

Responsibilities

Provide specialist payments legal advice and subject matter resources
Advise on compliance across all aspects of Singapore/Hong Kong/international payments laws and regulations, including license requirements
Manage outside counsel for all payments projects
Handle regulatory requests and manage working relationships with financial regulators
Draft, review, negotiate, and administer legal and commercial documentation
Keep business teams and internal stakeholders abreast of new relevant laws and regulations

Skills

FinTech

Payments Regulations

MAS

HKMA

Regulatory Compliance

Payment Licenses

Contract Drafting

Contract Negotiation

Chinese

English

Tencent

Internet platform for social, gaming, fintech

About Tencent

Tencent is a technology company that focuses on enhancing the daily lives of internet users and assisting businesses in their digital transformation. It operates in various sectors, including social networking, entertainment, fintech, and cloud computing. Tencent's main products include WeChat, a messaging and mobile payment app with over a billion users, and Tencent Games, which produces popular video games like Honor of Kings and PUBG Mobile. The company generates revenue through online advertising, subscription services, in-app purchases, mobile payments, and cloud services. Unlike many competitors, Tencent has a diverse business model that allows it to serve both individual users and enterprises effectively. The goal of Tencent is to enrich user experiences and support businesses in their digital journeys.

Shenzhen, ChinaHeadquarters

1998Year Founded

$31.5MTotal Funding

IPOCompany Stage

Consumer Software, Enterprise Software, Fintech, AI & Machine Learning, GamingIndustries

10,001+Employees

Benefits

Professional Development Budget

Risks

Tencent's addition to the US blacklist may affect its operations and partnerships.

Developing Call of Duty mobile version may lead to competitive tensions with Microsoft.

Investment in blockchain exposes Tencent to volatile regulatory environments.

Differentiation

Tencent's WeChat app integrates messaging, social media, and mobile payments seamlessly.

Tencent Games is a global leader with popular titles like Honor of Kings and PUBG Mobile.

Tencent Cloud offers scalable solutions for businesses, enhancing digital transformation efforts.

Upsides

Tencent's investment in blockchain technology could enhance its fintech and cloud services.

The Hunyuan-Large language model advances Tencent's AI capabilities in social networking and gaming.

Collaboration with DYXnet on AI solutions opens new avenues in digital transformation services.

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