About Crown Agents Bank
Crown Agents Bank is a rapidly growing, regulated UK bank connecting emerging and frontier markets to the world through innovative FX and payments technology. Our mission is simple: reduce friction so more money reaches those who need it.
For over 200 years we’ve built trusted networks across hard‑to‑reach markets. Today, we pair that heritage with digital innovation to support fintechs, corporates, governments, development organisations and banks with cross‑border payments and FX solutions.
Role Purpose
SVP reporting to the Head of Legal focusing on banking matters affecting CAB, playing a key role in rollout of products and initiatives across the bank including deposits, lending, structured deals, stablecoin, licensing and regulatory matters.
Role Responsibilities
CAB’s Legal function is ambitious, agile, curious and purpose-driven. We work closely with the business to become trusted advisors who deliver thoughtful, pragmatic guidance that supports the business in achieving its goals around the world. Our work is meaningful and challenging – from helping some of the world’s largest international institutions access critical markets during a crisis, to supporting product rollout in new jurisdictions around the world, no two days are the same.
CAB is seeking a dynamic Banking Senior Legal Counsel to play a key role in ensuring CAB delivers on its mission statement to move money where it’s needed. The Banking Senior Legal Counsel will:

Crown Agents Bank (CAB) is a UK-regulated, certified B Corp bank and provider of wholesale foreign exchange and cross-border payment services connected across developing, emerging and frontier markets.
We offer cross-border transaction banking solutions to meet the needs of governments, development organisations, banks and non-bank financial organisations, encompassing FX, payments, pensions, payroll, as well as deposits and trade finance.
Our Trading Desk is open from 07:00-21:00 UK time. Trade with us via EMpowerFX, Reuters, Bloomberg, FXALL code: CAFS
Authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority.