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Legal Associate

London

Legal Associate

  1. Permanent
Up to £70,000 per annum
BBBH182990

London

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We are delighted to partner with a global financial technology company specialising in FX and cryptocurrency trading to support their search for a Legal Associate based in their London office. This role offers an excellent opportunity for a proactive and ambitious NQ-2 years PQE England and Wales Qualified Lawyer looking to work at a growing company, where career growth is offered from the get go!

Key Responsibilities:

* Provide strategic legal advice across corporate, commercial, IP & data protection matters.

* Draft, review, and negotiate commercial contracts, ensuring alignment with legal and regulatory requirements.

* Assist with litigation and dispute resolution, coordinating with external counsel as necessary.

* Collaborate with internal teams to ensure regulatory compliance, particularly with the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), and liaise with relevant regulatory bodies.

* Partner with cross-functional teams, including Finance, Compliance, and Risk, to support business objectives.

Qualifications:

* England & Wales qualified lawyer with 0-2 years PQE.

* Proven experience in drafting, reviewing and negotiating commercial contracts.

* Strong communication, analytical, and problem-solving skills.

* Experience in a regulated industry is essential, with a preference for exposure within a Financial Services organisation.

This is an exceptional opportunity to join a forward-thinking organisation at the forefront of financial innovation. If you meet the qualifications and are seeking a new challenge, please apply!

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