Senior Vice President Digital Assets Policy Regulatory & Supervisory - Multiple Teams
About the job
- J.D. required with strong experience advising financial institutions on regulatory, supervisory, and policy matters
- Significant experience spanning both external policy/advocacy and internal regulatory execution, ideally within digital assets or adjacent financial services domains
- Strong understanding of U.S. regulatory frameworks applicable to digital assets (e.g., New York Department of Financial Services, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, Federal Reserve Board, Securities and Exchange Commission, Commodity Futures Trading Commission), with awareness of global developments preferred
- Demonstrated ability to manage both strategic policy engagement and high-volume operational workflows
- Proven experience engaging directly with regulators, policymakers, and/or industry groups
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including drafting comment letters, regulatory submissions, and executive-level materials
- Strong project management and organizational skills, with ability to coordinate across multiple concurrent and interdependent initiatives
- Ability to operate effectively in a fast-scaling, high-demand environment, with demonstrated prioritization and judgment under capacity constraints
- Strategic, proactive mindset combined with strong execution discipline and attention to detail
- Collaborative approach with strong ownership and accountability
- Lead end-to-end digital asset engagement, spanning external policy and advocacy and internal regulatory and supervisory execution
- Develop and maintain a cohesive enterprise position across legislative, regulatory, and supervisory developments, ensuring alignment across business, Legal, Risk, Compliance, and Communications
- Proactively shape policy outcomes through engagement with Congress, regulators, and industry bodies, while coordinating BNY’s participation across trade associations and driving consistent external messaging
- Lead development of policy materials, including comment letters, white papers, and executive-level briefings, translating emerging developments into clear, actionable insights for senior leadership
- Own execution of a rapidly expanding regulatory and supervisory pipeline, ensuring timely, high-quality delivery aligned with regulatory expectations
- Serve as a primary interface with regulators, managing pre-filing engagement, formal submissions, and ongoing supervisory dialogue, while coordinating complex, multi-phase and cross-enterprise regulatory initiatives
- Establish and maintain a structured supervisory engagement model and advise business stakeholders on regulatory strategy and approval pathways, while managing competing demands between proactive policy engagement and high-volume regulatory execution
About the company
BNY safeguards financial assets and runs investment services for institutions, investment firms and wealthy clients around the world. Its custody business keeps clients' securities safe and handles the records and transactions needed to administer investment funds. Banks and brokers use its systems to settle trades, manage collateral and send payments, while its investment and wealth businesses manage portfolios and advise clients. It earns servicing and management fees as well as interest on loans and securities funded by client deposits. BNY traces its roots to the Bank of New York, founded by Alexander Hamilton in 1784, and is headquartered in New York City.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
1784
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- BNY's growth funds expansion: July 2026 results showed quarterly revenue rising 13% to $5.7 billion.
- BNY is opening payment channels: September 2026 Pay-to-Wallet connected banks to retail wallets, with Kookmin among initial users.
- Analysts build transferable skills: BNY's 24-month program combines rotations, mentoring and AI learning pathways.
What critics are saying
- Staff stability has weakened: February 2026 reporting shows BNY headcount fell 7% in 2025.
- Investment demand weakened: BNY reported $17 billion of net outflows in the quarter ending March 2026.
- Investment fees face pressure: BNY reports demand shifting toward lower-fee asset-management products and performance-based charges.
What makes BNY unique
- BNY anchors institutional finance: its custody and administration footprint reached $62.6 trillion in June 2026.
- BNY occupies critical government-market plumbing: it is the primary provider of U.S. government securities clearance.
- BNY reaches brokerage customers through Pershing: its clearing platform supports 8.6 million global client accounts.
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Benefits
Health Insurance
Paid Vacation
Flexible Work Hours
Remote Work Options
Unlimited Paid Time Off
Company News
BNY will report third-quarter earnings on Thursday before market open. Analysts expect revenue to grow 9.6% year on year, compared with a 9.1% rise in the same quarter last year. Last quarter, the company beat revenue expectations with $5.70 billion, up 13.3% year on year. It also beat analysts' earnings per share estimates, and has a history of topping Wall Street forecasts. Among peers, Goldman Sachs reported 23% revenue growth, beating estimates by 11.5%. Jefferies posted 8.5% growth, topping estimates by 1.1%, and its shares fell 1.3%. BNY shares are down 10.7% over the last month, against a 5.5% average fall for capital markets stocks. The average analyst price target is $163.47, versus a share price of $140.78.
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BNY Mellon, the world's largest custody bank, oversees $62.6 trillion in client assets, primarily from pension funds, mutual funds, and other institutional investors. The bank generated $5.7 billion in revenue in the second quarter, up 13% year over year, with 70% derived from asset custody and servicing fees. Custody banks hold and service assets for large institutional customers, operating with a fee-based business model that generates reliable earnings across market cycles. BNY Mellon's fees increase as asset levels rise through appreciation or net inflows. The bank also earns revenue from investment management and interest income from sweep accounts, where idle client cash is invested in high-yielding instruments. As one of a handful of major custody banks, BNY Mellon benefits from a competitive moat and has been the best-performing bank stock over the past five years.
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