A fintech bank are looking for a Junior Corporate Legal Counsel to join their growing legal team.

The role is based in London and has a breadth of work available for the right candidate.

The legal department sits at the heart of the firm and is a core part of the business. Members of the team provide front-line guidance and support to all areas of the business.

What you will be doing:

• Draft, review, negotiate and advise internal stakeholders and negotiate with external counterparts on a variety of corporate matters
• Corporate advisory: advise internal stakeholders (and negotiate with external counterparts where relevant) on fundraising, secondary sales, mergers and acquisitions, restructurings and intra-group agreements
• Debt advisory: advise internal stakeholders and negotiate with external counterparts on external debt financing and structuring
• Investor relations: support the team in managing investor relations

What You'll Need

• 0-4 years PQE
• Strong corporate experience as a Private Practice Lawyer at a top law firm
• Strong skills in drafting legal documents (corporate documents, internal procedures)
• Solid stakeholder management and engagement skills
• Be responsible and result-oriented
• Excellent academic and law firm credentials
• Hold a current practising certificate
• Excellent English language skills (written and oral)

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