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We are working with one of the largest financial services organisations across Asia, that has a strong and growing presence throughout Europe. A particular area of growth is the suite of products and services that sit within the bank's structured finance business. As such, we are now looking for a mid-level structured finance lawyer to join the legal team, to occupy a broad role, who will report to the Head of Structured Finance, Legal. The successful candidate will largely focus on lending products/transactions, encompassing:

  • lender financing/asset-based lending;
  • margin lending;
  • portfolio acquisitions/disposals and other securitisation deals;
  • significant risk transfer transactions. Whilst structured finance legal knowledge is essential, our client is open to applications from private practice lawyers or those from a relevant in-house legal team. What our client can offer….
  • The opportunity to join a business that is growing, and to be part of a highly collaborative and energetic London legal team, which is respected across the bank.
  • Competitive compensation package and company benefits.
  • Hybrid and flexible working arrangements, as well as a culture of work-life balance. As this is a newly-created role due to business growth and not a replacement role, there is a real opportunity for the successful candidate to ‘make their mark' and shine in this position and, to a degree, shape the role around their current skill-set and development ambitions. For more information, please contact: matt@aysearch.com 07900 692209 To keep up to date with Arbuthnot Yon's postings, please 'follow' us. Due to a high volume of applications, we will only respond to those we deem suitable for the role.

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