Sr. Director, Risk Mexico at Visa

Mexico City, Mexico City, Mexico

Visa Logo
Not SpecifiedCompensation
Senior (5 to 8 years), Expert & Leadership (9+ years)Experience Level
Full TimeJob Type
UnknownVisa
Payments, Financial Services, FinTechIndustries

Requirements

  • Bachelor's Degree or postgraduate degree/MBA in Business Administration, Technology, Law, or Economics
  • Deep knowledge of the payments industry and the major trends affecting stakeholders, including regulatory, market environment, competitive landscape, and technology
  • 12+ years of payment experience, specifically in engaging and advising clients to adopt risk management best practices (fraud prevention, cybersecurity, credit risk, regulatory risk, operational risk, etc.) to accelerate sound growth of their payment business
  • Previous experience in managing direct staff and coordinating multi-functional teams to execute in-market risk functions, programs, and initiatives
  • Demonstrated success in setting and successfully implementing strategies (inferred from incomplete qualification)

Responsibilities

  • Manage relationships with Key Clients on risk-oriented topics, providing guidance and support for world-class risk mitigation and fraud prevention
  • Leverage VisaNet capabilities and Risk Solutions to protect businesses in Mexico
  • Interact with internal teams to provide insights and recommendations protecting Visa and clients from risks in CP and CNP channels, as well as regulatory, operational, settlement, and other payments-related risks
  • Report directly to Visa’s Regional Risk Officer and interact with the Group Country Manager and Leadership Team across functional areas
  • Manage Fraud Prevention Strategy Advisory
  • Provide Fraud Prevention Oversight
  • Conduct Clients’ Risk Assessments/NBIAs
  • Lead Strategic Projects involving Risk topics and/or counterparts at clients
  • Serve as Steward of the Market’s Security Roadmap
  • Act as Local liaison for all risk Functional Areas: Enterprise Risk Management, Credit Settlement Risk, Risk & Regulatory Governance, Payment Fraud Disruption, Ecosystem Risk, Crisis Management – Incident Commander
  • Partner with Mexico’s Business teams from key Clients to optimize their fraud and authorization performance
  • Engage clients and educate them on the most recent risk management best practices and technical controls
  • Collaborate with internal teams to create safer processes and payment flows for clients, leveraging VisaNet and advising on security processes

Skills

Key technologies and capabilities for this role

Risk ManagementFraud PreventionVisaNetRisk SolutionsClient Relationship ManagementCross-Functional LeadershipPayments IndustryCP ChannelsCNP Channels

Questions & Answers

Common questions about this position

Is this position remote or on-site?

The position is on-site and based in Mexico City, Mexico.

What are the key responsibilities of this role?

Key responsibilities include managing Fraud Prevention Strategy Advisory, Fraud Prevention Oversight, Clients’ Risk Assessments/NBIAs, Strategic Projects involving Risk topics, and serving as steward of the Market’s Security Roadmap.

What skills or experience make a strong candidate for this role?

A strong candidate demonstrates a deep understanding of the local market, strong relationships to mobilize cross-functional teams, clients, and external stakeholders, and serves as an insightful and results-driven leader.

What is the reporting structure for this position?

The role reports directly to Visa’s Regional Risk Officer and interacts with the Group Country Manager and the Leadership Team of all functional areas.

What is the salary or compensation for this role?

This information is not specified in the job description.

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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