About the job
MiFID/MiCA Compliance Specialist
Please be aware that this role necessitates relocation to our Luxembourg office.
About Satispay
Satispay aims to transform everyday payments, making them straightforward, equitable, and accessible for everyone. Our vision extends beyond payments; we aspire to redefine the future of finance.
We are a dynamic group empowering millions, unified by a common mission to confront significant challenges. Our journey has just begun. We act swiftly, think innovatively, and trust each other to question the status quo, fostering continuous learning and growth.
If you seek more than just another job—if you are eager to contribute to something meaningful with a skilled team—you have found the right place.
Your Responsibilities
As a MiFID/MiCA Compliance Specialist, you will serve as a subject matter authority within our investment firm, playing a vital role in ensuring compliance with all relevant regulations, specifically focusing on MiFID II and MiCA across our investment offerings. Your core responsibilities will include:
Compliance and Risk Management Framework
Assist the Compliance department head in developing and sustaining a robust Compliance Monitoring Programme to ensure compliance with all applicable regulations. Conduct second-line of defense controls, identify risks associated with both existing and new investment products, and deliver impactful recommendations.
Lead regulatory horizon scanning to convert complex regulatory changes into actionable business strategies.
Help maintain a robust policy framework.
Support future license extension processes and play a key role in shaping our regulatory strategy as we broaden our activities.
Trusted Advisor – Collaborate directly with the Authorized Management and Product teams to offer expert insights on business implications and product development.
Reporting – Contribute to the preparation of regular compliance reports for the Authorized Management and Board of Directors. Ensure timely and accurate regulatory reporting, including the CSSF annual questionnaire on financial crime.

