Company: 1011 United Overseas Bank Ltd
About UOB
United Overseas Bank Limited (UOB) is a leading bank in ASEAN with a global network in Southeast Asia, Asia Pacific, Europe and North America. Operating through our head office in Singapore and banking subsidiaries in China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam, we have a global network of about 430 branches and offices in 19 markets. At the heart of UOB is our culture, shaped by the UOB Way and anchored on our four values – Honourable, Enterprising, United and Committed. For more than 90 years, these values have guided how we do right by our customers, collaborate with one another and create long-term value for the communities we operate in. As One Bank, we are committed to helping our colleagues build sustainable careers grounded in purpose, supported by strong values, and enriched with meaningful opportunities to grow.
Job Description
Role Purpose
The Senior Vice President (SVP), Payments Regulatory Projects Program Manager is responsible for leading the Bank’s portfolio of payments regulatory change initiatives across Singapore and key ASEAN markets.
The role is accountable for the governance, planning, execution, and successful delivery of complex regulatory programs impacting domestic and cross-border payments, transaction banking, cash management, payment operations, and market infrastructure connectivity.
The successful candidate will be a recognized payments domain expert with strong regulatory, technology, and delivery leadership capabilities, ensuring regulatory obligations are implemented effectively while maintaining operational resilience, delivery quality, and post-go-live stability.
Key Responsibilities
Regulatory Portfolio Management
Lead a portfolio of large-scale regulatory initiatives impacting Payments, Transaction Banking, Cash Management, Treasury, and Correspondent Banking.
Define regulatory delivery roadmaps and oversee end-to-end implementation across Business, Operations, Technology, Risk, Compliance, and Finance.
Translate regulatory requirements into executable business and technology delivery plans.
Establish strong governance, budget management, stakeholder engagement, and executive reporting.
Ensure timely delivery of regulatory commitments, remediation actions, audit findings, and industry-mandated initiatives.
Manage program risks, issues, dependencies, and regulatory milestones.
Payments Domain Leadership
Serve as the Bank’s subject matter expert for domestic and cross-border payments.
Assess the impact of regulatory and market changes on payment operations, controls, technology platforms, and operating models.
Advise stakeholders on implementation approaches, risks, and industry best practices.
Deep expertise across:
Real-Time Payments and Instant Payment Networks
High-Value Payment and RTGS Systems
ACH and Domestic Clearing Systems
Cross-Border and Correspondent Banking Payments
Corporate, Institutional and Cash Management Payments
Payment Gateway and Market Infrastructure Connectivity
Government Collections and Treasury Payments
Tax, eTax, Customs and Duty Payment Platforms
Bill Payments, Direct Debits and Collection Services
QR Payments, Merchant Payments and Digital Payment Platforms
National Payment Schemes and Regional Payment Linkages
Strong working knowledge of payment infrastructures including:
FAST, PayNow, GIRO, MEPS+ (Singapore)
DuitNow, RENTAS (Malaysia)
PromptPay, BAHTNET (Thailand)
BI-FAST, BI-RTGS, Government eTax Platforms (Indonesia)
NAPAS, CITAD, Government Treasury and eTax Platforms (Vietnam)
FPS, CHATS (Hong Kong)
Regulatory & Industry Engagement
Act as a senior liaison with regulators, central banks, payment infrastructures, government agencies, and industry bodies.
Represent the Bank in regulatory forums and industry working groups.
Lead regulatory reviews, examinations, audits, and supervisory engagements.
Monitor evolving regulatory and market infrastructure requirements across ASEAN markets.
Technology Delivery,…