Job Overview
Head of Regulatory Technology Platforms and Supervisory Automation & Reporting Intelligence (Kuwait)
Strategic Landscape
Kuwait’s advancing fintech environment requires regulatory technology platforms capable of automating compliance, enhancing supervisory transparency, and reducing operational risk. This role defines the architecture of next-generation regulatory intelligence systems.
Mandate of the Role
The Head of Regulatory Technology Platforms will design and govern automated compliance and reporting infrastructures, integrating transaction data, risk signals, and regulatory logic into cohesive systems. The mandate emphasizes accuracy, explainability, and institutional trust, executed remotely.
Key Strategic Responsibilities
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Architect platforms for automated regulatory reporting, compliance monitoring, and supervisory analytics.
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Design rule engines and control frameworks translating regulatory requirements into executable logic.
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Establish governance standards for data accuracy, traceability, and audit readiness.
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Integrate regulatory intelligence systems with payments, banking, and fintech platforms.
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Lead long-term evolution toward adaptive, real-time supervisory technology.
Professional & Technical Profile
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14+ years in regulatory technology, compliance systems, or financial data governance.
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Deep expertise in financial regulations, reporting frameworks, and automated control systems.
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Strong technical understanding of data platforms and rule-based architectures.
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Senior leadership presence with regulatory and technical credibility.
Engagement Model
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Fully remote with structured alignment to Kuwait’s financial oversight environment.
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Long-term strategic role with system-wide regulatory impact.
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