Fintech Policy Associate
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Fintech Policy Associate
The Fintech Policy Associate will work alongside industry experts, member firms and the UFF policy team on research, advocacy and thought leadership in Fintech. It is a hands-on role for someone who wants their work to translate directly into policy positions that shape how the sector is regulated.
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Unified Fintech Forum
Location
Gurugram, India
Date Posted
25 August 2026
Closing Date
15 September 2026
Regions
South Asia
Countries
India
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Fintech Policy Associate
The Fintech Policy Associate will work alongside industry experts, member firms and the UFF policy team on research, advocacy and thought leadership in Fintech. It is a hands-on role for someone who wants their work to translate directly into policy positions that shape how the sector is regulated.
Tasks And Responsibilities:
- Conduct in-depth research and analysis on regulatory policies, industry trends and market dynamics in the Indian fintech sector.
- Draft position papers, white papers, consultation responses and other policy documents with the policy team.
- Track policy and regulatory developments, and assess their implications for the fintech industry.
- Work with cross-functional teams and member firms to gather inputs and insights that inform UFF's policy positions.
- Develop educational resources, reports and publications on fintech, fraud awareness, digital and financial literacy, etc.
About This Opportunity
Employer
Unified Fintech Forum
Location
Gurugram, India
Date Posted
25 August 2026
Closing Date
15 September 2026
Regions
South Asia
Countries
India
About This Organization
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Blog 24 June 2026
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A growing ecosystem of fintechs, financial service providers and development organizations is working to digitize savings groups and connect them to formal finance at scale. But to actually improve women's financial agency, the foundations must come first.
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research and analysismarket dynamicsIndustry TrendsRegulatory policies