Team Summary
The AP Risk Solutions team is responsible for leading the strategy, prioritisation, development, delivery and commercialisation of Visa’s product roadmap for all data and risk solutions in the Asia Pacific markets. This includes the definition of regional product strategies, product P&L ownership, product development initiatives and the full co-ordination of these activities across both the Visa Global and in-market stakeholders. The team collaborates with local and global stakeholders to develop the go-to-market and scale for Visa’s risk and authentication solutions, as well as deliver Visa’s risk solutions roadmap. Our aim is to enable Visa clients and partners to drive better customer engagement and outcomes to grow their business. The team is at the vanguard of transforming Visa’s business model to capture new payment flows and increase value-added services revenue.
What a Risk Product Analyst does at Visa:
As the Risk Product Analyst at Visa, this role has responsibility for the management of our risk products in Asia Pacific, focusing on Visa Advanced Authorisation (VAA) and Visa Risk Manager (VRM). You will contribute to the strategy, prioritization and deployment of the VAA/VRM solution in Asia Pacific region. You will manage the relationship of our global clients, work with the client and internal stakeholders to jointly drive service excellence and sales targets.
You will collaborate with key stakeholders, including partners and clients in the development of solutions, contributing to solution design, deployment and performance of the service. You will be comfortable with proactively identifying new opportunities for revenue growth and developing creative solutions for complex ecosystem challenges.
Important to the role is a client-oriented mindset with a strong understanding of a network business and application of leading payment technologies. Your passion for growing new business, exceptional stakeholder skills and a market-focused approach will enable you to succeed in this role. This individual must be able to independently manage working-level relationships whilst being comfortable to present to executives, both for internal stakeholders and external clients.
This role is based in the Asia Pacific regional hub in Singapore and will work in partnership with our market teams in the delivery of ambitious product delivery and revenue goals.
Specific areas of accountability will include:
1. Serve as the go-to expert on Visa's security solutions, provide guidance and expertise to markets and client-facing teams and support discussions with clients
2. Responsible for managing the product budget, and participate in financial planning and forecasting for the product
3. Lead the charge in promoting the platform's adoption across the Asia Pacific region, identifying potential clients, understanding their needs, and demonstrating how the platform can meet those needs
4. Work closely with markets to champion the needs and requirements of the Asia Pacific region and with global teams to ensure these requirements are considered and incorporated in product development and strategy
5. Develop and provide key insights and trends to our client facing stakeholders with high-quality presentation materials, case studies, best practice guides, webinars and trainings
6. Actively engage with our risk product clients to identify and improve the ways in which they use our product set
7. Work with regional stakeholders, global product owners and cross functional teams (e.g. sales and business development, in-market products, risk, compliance, client services) to execute against this strategy and achieve the revenue target
8. Provide leadership and input on regulatory changes and industry trends, evaluate how these developments can impact the product and make necessary adjustments to the product strategy.
9. Staying abreast of market trends, technological advancements and potential partners in the fraud & risk space
10. Manage stakeholders' expectations, keeping them informed about the product's progress, challenges, and successes.
This is a hybrid position. Hybrid employees can alternate time between both remote and office. Employees in hybrid roles are expected to work from the office 2-3 set days a week (determined by leadership/site), with a general guidepost of being in the office 50% or more of the time based on business needs.