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Legal, Deposits and Electronic Payments Attorney, Vice President, New York City/

GOLDMAN SACHS & CO. LLC

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Location
NEW YORK, NY
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Active U.S. Bar AdmissionDoctorate

Job overview

Goldman Sachs’ Bank Regulatory and Deposits Legal team seeks an experienced attorney for its New York or Washington, D.C. office. The attorney will advise the firm’s U.S. deposit and electronic payments businesses on legal and regulatory matters, support product development and operations, and work with colleagues and external parties across the firm.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

U.S. Deposit LawElectronic Payments LawRegulation ERegulation DDRegulation CCFDIC RegulationsUDAAP StandardsElectronic Payment SystemsNachaWire TransfersRTPCard NetworksEmerging Payment Systems

Qualifications

Juris DoctorActive U.S. Bar Admission5+ Years Legal Experience

Full job description

LEGALWe work at the intersection of finance and law, providing counsel and advice that support activities across the firm. We handle litigation and arbitration, perform research and due diligence, aid in financing and legal filings, deal with contracts and intellectual property rights that show our commitment to clients, shareholders, and regulators. Whether you're an experienced attorney or a quick learner with a strong interest in financial law coupled with critical thinking skills, our dynamic group might be right for you.The Bank Regulatory and Deposits Legal team seeks an experienced attorney to be based in the firm's New York or Washington, D.C. office to support Goldman Sachs's U.S. deposit and electronic payments businesses. Bank Regulatory and Deposits Legal advises the firm globally from a U.S. bank regulatory perspective and provides legal, regulatory, reputational and transactional support to our consumer deposit businesses.The attorney will advise on all aspects of legal and regulatory matters regarding consumer deposits and electronic payments, including performing research on complex issues across multiple businesses and products; reviewing product designs and providing strategic input; drafting agreements, disclosures, and documentation; coordinating with business, legal and compliance colleagues on policies, procedures, controls, and assessments; supporting relationships with vendors and other key third-parties; engaging external counsel; and providing general legal support to functions throughout Goldman Sachs. The attorney will be a trusted advisor to our deposit and payments businesses and other Legal, Compliance & Risk colleagues globally, and is expected to forge substantive relationships throughout the firm as well as externally to support the growth of the deposits platform and electronic payments activities.Responsibilities * Advising business, legal, compliance and other stakeholders throughout Goldman Sachs on legal and regulatory matters regarding U.S. consumer deposits electronic payments, digital interfaces, and related products, services, and controls * Providing comprehensive legal, regulatory, contractual, and transactional support to Goldman Sachs's U.S. deposit-taking businesses on new and existing products and services * Supporting management of the firm's U.S. bank subsidiary in understanding and meeting legal, regulatory, contractual, payment system, and related obligations * Drafting, reviewing, coordinating, and maintaining agreements, disclosures, and documentation for deposit and electronic payment products across the firm's U.S. businesses * Monitoring legal, regulatory, and market developments, including participating in advocacy on proposed rules through engagement with internal stakeholders and external trade associations * Working with businesses, compliance, risk management, and other support functions to develop, review, and maintain policies, procedures, and controls * Coordinating with Legal counterparts throughout Goldman Sachs on identification, implementation, and change management of legal and regulatory requirements involving deposit accounts and electronic payments * Support cross-enterprise initiatives and projectsQualifications * Juris Doctor (J.D.) and active admission to practice law in at least one U.S. jurisdiction and able to serve as in-house counsel in Goldman Sachs's New York or Washington, D.C. office * 5+ years of experience at a law firm or in-house at a financial institution providing legal advice and support regarding U.S. deposit or electronic payment products and services * Legal expertise in U.S. deposit and electronic payments law and regulation, including Regulation E (EFTA), Regulation DD (Truth in Savings), Regulation CC (Funds Availability), FDIC law and regulations, and UDAAP standards * Experience advising on electronic payment systems (Nacha, wire transfer, RTP, card networks, and/or emerging payment sys

How this job compares

Set against the 2,228 open Attorney jobs on Olive Jobs, counted October 29, 2026.

Pay
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  • New York median$97–168K/yr279 salary ranges
  • US median$60–70/hr76 hourly ranges
Openings
Olive Jobs lists 355 open Attorney jobs in New York and 2,228 across the US. 5% of them nationwide are listed as remote or flexible.
Experience
This posting asks for at least 5 years of experience; Attorney postings that state a minimum ask for 4 years at the median (1,510 postings).
Education
This posting asks for a doctorate or professional degree; 1,293 of the 2,228 open Attorney jobs (58%) ask for a doctorate or professional degree.

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