- Lead Tyme’s legal and regulatory analysis for stablecoin initiatives across global markets, with particular focus on emerging markets, Middle East and Europe.
- Evaluate jurisdictions for stablecoin issuance, distribution, custody, payments integration, reserve management, redemption rights, licensing obligations, capital requirements, AML/CFT expectations, sanctions compliance, data protection, and consumer protection.
- Assess regulatory arbitrage opportunities and risks across jurisdictions, including where stablecoin activity may be most efficiently structured, licensed, or partnered.
- Advise on crypto-related licensing strategy in Europe and UAE/Middle East, including requirements applicable to e-money tokens, asset-referenced tokens, crypto-asset service providers, issuers, custodians, exchanges, and payment-related activities.
- Engage directly with regulators, policymakers, supervisors, central banks, and financial intelligence units to explain Tyme’s stablecoin strategy, seek regulatory clarity, and support licensing or approval processes.
- Develop jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction regulatory playbooks for stablecoin deployment, including market entry requirements, permissible structures, prohibited activities, partner models, and ongoing compliance obligations.
- Work closely with product, compliance, risk, treasury, engineering, data science, and executive teams to translate regulatory requirements into operating models and product design.
- Lead the design and development of an AI-enabled regulatory intelligence platform capable of tracking, interpreting, and updating stablecoin regulatory developments in real time across multiple jurisdictions.
- Monitor evolving laws, enforcement actions, consultations, regulatory guidance, licensing decisions, and supervisory expectations affecting stablecoins, crypto-assets, payments, and digital money.
- Advise on partnerships with banks, licensed crypto-asset service providers, payment institutions, e-money institutions, custodians, exchanges, and infrastructure providers.