General Manager
Company | Fuse Financial Technologies |
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Location | New York, NY, USA |
Salary | $Not Provided – $Not Provided |
Type | Full-Time |
Degrees | |
Experience Level | Expert or higher |
Requirements
- A proven track record working with US and Canadian correspondent banks to build a nested program
- 10+ years working in payments, fintech or banking, preferably with experience in cross border payments across LATAM and North America
- Prior experience launching and scaling a market or product in a startup or high-growth environment
- Experience owning a P&L, with demonstrated success in driving revenue and improving margins
- Familiarity with regulatory and licensing frameworks in the US and broader Americas region (e.g., MTL, IFE, MSB, bank charters)
- Ability to get your hands dirty and lead by example, growing a team from zero – you need to be able to do all the jobs in your team before you hire them
- Strong bias to execution
- Thrive in a fast paced, entrepreneurial and ambiguous environment
Responsibilities
- Working with our existing correspondent banks in the US to make sure our USD virtual account customers have a smooth experience, including raising and managing issues both technical and operational
- Pitching Fuse to new banking partners to either de-risk our current setup or launch new products on USD rails
- Managing the profitability of our USD based business, working on margin improvements and new revenue streams
- Understanding licensing requirements of the Americas markets, working with our Chief Compliance Officer to plan new entities and licensing applications
- Working with our Chief Revenue Officer to understand client demand across the Americas region
- Working with our Engineering team to implement changes to our USD and Americas products
Preferred Qualifications
- Existing banking relationships in the US or LATAM region
- Experience working in emerging markets
- Direct experience building a nested correspondent banking service
- Previous experience as a founder / entrepreneur