Role Description The Senior Risk Investigator is a key individual contributor within Paysafe’s Merchant Risk function, responsible for the proactive monitoring, investigation, and management of fraud and payment risk across the merchant portfolio. This role requires deep expertise in fraud, financial crime, and card payments, combined with strong analytical judgment and decision-making capability. You will manage your own caseload, take ownership of complex and high-risk investigations, and make informed, risk-based decisions to protect the business from financial and regulatory exposure. As a senior member of the team, you will also play a critical role in supporting escalations, providing guidance to more junior investigators, and contributing to the continuous improvement of risk processes and controls. Responsibilities - Monitor daily merchant activity to identify unusual patterns, fraud indicators, and emerging risks - Investigate complex or high-risk transaction activity across merchants, working with issuing banks, cardholders, and other partners where required - Apply sound judgment to determine appropriate actions, including account restrictions, funding holds, or escalation - Manage your own case portfolio, ensuring timely, accurate, and well-documented decision-making - Act as a senior point of support for complex or escalated cases within the team - Demonstrate strong decision-making capability, with clear rationale aligned to policy and risk appetite - Communicate effectively with a range of stakeholders, including merchants, issuing banks, sponsor banks, sales teams, and internal functions - Provide day-to-day guidance and informal coaching to junior investigators - Assist with workflow coordination and case allocation where needed Qualifications - Bachelor’s Degree in financial, business or economics; or an equivalent combination of education and experience - Five plus (5+) years’ experience in risk, fraud and financial crime in Payments - Demonstrate ability to perform day-to-day fraud investigation and risk activities for merchant accountants - A self-starter that requires minimal supervision - Strong organizational and analytical skills - Experience mentoring and coaching more junior Investigators - Ability and willingness to take escalated cases and/or merchant calls, when required - Excellent communication (written and oral) and interpersonal skills - Strong attention to detail and ability to make real-time, informed decisions - Ability to work in a team-driven environment yet work independently to complete daily expectations and deadlines Benefits - One network. One partnership. At Paysafe, this is not only our business model; this is our mindset when it comes to our team - Being a part of Paysafe means you’ll be one of over 3300 members of a world-class team that drives our business to new heights every day - Commitment to your personal and professional growth - Our culture values humility, high trust & autonomy, a desire for excellence and meeting commitments, strong team cohesion, a sense of urgency, a desire to learn, pragmatically pushing boundaries, and accomplishing goals that have a direct business impact Equal Employment Opportunity Paysafe provides equal employment opportunities to all employees, and applicants for employment, and prohibits discrimination of any type with regard to ethnicity, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other protected characteristics. This policy applies to all terms and conditions of employment.

• Evaluate health plan performance using advanced analytics to identify trends, gaps, and opportunities across Medicaid populations • Design and execute complex analyses leveraging medical and pharmacy claims, encounter, provider, and membership data • Translate analytical findings into clear, actionable insights to drive health plan strategies and decision-making • Develop and maintain scalable reporting, dashboards, and performance monitoring tools • Support development of data models, forecasting approaches, and performance measurement frameworks • Ensure data accuracy, integrity, and governance across reporting and analytical outputs • Identify and implement process improvements through automation and advanced analytics • Communicate complex findings effectively to both technical and non-technical stakeholders • Support compliance with CMS and state Medicaid requirements through accurate, timely reporting and analysis

Role Description Underwrite transactional Cyber and Tech E&O risks as well as develop relationships with agents & brokers and CAD’s business development team to grow our book of business. Assist in the development and underwriting support of new specialty liability lines that may include Crime, MPL. Provide market intelligence in this rapidly changing segment to ensure we are competitively positioned to grow in all our specialty products. Achieve our long-term financial goals. Support our alternative distribution channels and partnerships to ensure they are growing profitably. Work collaboratively with our internal and external partners to support necessary product, coverage, and rate changes for our cyber products. Key Responsibilities - Quote, rate, bind, and issue policies, including interim changes throughout the policy lifecycle - Support execution of underwriting and portfolio objectives across cyber products - Monitor, evaluate, and recommend enhancements to underwriting processes for direct cyber products and MGA partnerships - Analyze market trends and recommend coverage, pricing, and product changes to maintain competitive positioning - Partner internally to implement product, coverage, and rate updates through established processes - Manage marketing efforts and track cyber-related client management activities - Collaborate with internal business development teams and external agents to drive new business growth - Educate and train internal stakeholders and external partners on cyber products and underwriting approach - Ensure audit compliance and adherence to underwriting guidelines, standards, and authority levels Qualifications - Bachelor’s degree in Risk Management, Marketing, Computer Science, Engineering, or a related discipline - Five or more years of experience in the insurance and/or reinsurance industry - Three or more years of cyber liability underwriting experience, with additional experience in a cyber-related field such as claims, product administration, underwriting, or cybersecurity - Experience in commercial underwriting and/or marketing experience - IT or Cyber security related experience - Experience in Cyber, Technology E&O, or Management Liability (carrier or consulting environment preferred) - CPCU, RPLU, or other relevant insurance designation preferred - Experience in the Cyber, Tech, E&O or other Management Liability products including Crime and MPL (e.g. either on the insurance or on the consulting side) Knowledge & Skills - Strong teamwork - Highly analytical - Strong organizational skills - Interpersonal/Relationship Management skills - Excellent problem-solving skills - General Industry knowledge - Insurance Concepts/knowledge - Production knowledge products - Communication skills (verbal and written) Benefits - Health insurance coverage - Employee wellness program - Life and disability insurance - Retirement savings plan - Paid holidays - Paid time off (PTO)

• Lead Capital Policy & Strategic Initiatives: Drive key capital-related projects, including the Bank’s recovery and resolution planning. • Governance & Documentation: Oversee capital plan governance processes and keep capital planning documentation current. • Capital Monitoring & Risk Assessment: Continuously monitor the Bank’s capital metrics against internal targets and regulatory thresholds. • Recommendations & Reporting: Provide actionable recommendations to senior management on managing capital. • Responsible for talent management functions including: employment, performance evaluations, staff development/training, etc.