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Supervising Associate – Derivatives & Trading The Opportunity We are recruiting a Supervising Associate (4+ PQE) to join a market-leading Derivatives & Trading team within a leading international law firm. This is an exciting opportunity to work at the forefront of buy-side trading and derivatives matters, advising sophisticated institutional clients across global financial markets. The team is part of a broader Asset Management & Investment Funds practice and is recognised for delivering pragmatic, commercially focused advice on complex and high-value transactions in a fast-moving, highly regulated environment. The Role As a Supervising Associate, you will play a central role within the team, taking ownership of complex matters and developing long-term client relationships. Your responsibilities will include: • Drafting and negotiating a broad range of trading and derivatives documentation, including ISDAs, prime brokerage agreements, GMRAs, GMSLAs and ETD agreements, • Advising clients on regulatory developments affecting derivatives and trading activity, including EMIR and MiFID II, • Managing multiple high-value transactions simultaneously with confidence and commercial judgment, • Working closely with partners, colleagues across other practice areas and clients to deliver integrated advice, • Mentoring and supervising junior lawyers, • Contributing to business development, thought leadership and knowledge-sharing initiatives Candidate Profile • 4+ years’ post-qualification experience - England & Wales Qualified, • Trained and qualified at a leading law firm, • Strong experience advising buy-side clients on derivatives and trading matters, • Excellent academic background, • Strong commercial awareness and the ability to manage sensitive, high-value matters, • Confident communicator with the ability to build trusted client relationships, • Collaborative approach and commitment to working within a diverse and inclusive team Please get in touch at OR +44 20 31 37 3740

Job Title: Investment Analyst – Venture Capital Experience: 8 to 10 years Location: London, United Kingdom Employment Type: Full-time About the Role We are seeking a highly analytical and commercially astute Investment Analyst to join our client's Venture Capital team in London. The successful candidate will play a pivotal role in evaluating early-stage investment opportunities, supporting portfolio management activities, and driving research across high-growth technology and innovation-led sectors. This position offers significant exposure to founders, investors, fund partners, and strategic stakeholders, providing an excellent platform for professional development within the VC ecosystem. Key Responsibilities Investment & Deal Sourcing • Identify and evaluate investment opportunities through market mapping, networking, inbound deal flow and ecosystem engagement., • Conduct financial modelling, valuation analysis and sensitivity assessments to support investment decision-making., • Prepare investment memos, pitch decks, and due diligence materials for internal review and IC presentations. Due Diligence & Market Research • Undertake detailed market research, competitor analysis, and trend forecasting across priority verticals., • Perform commercial, financial, operational and strategic due diligence on potential investments., • Engage with founders, industry experts, and sector specialists to validate assumptions and growth drivers. Portfolio Support & Monitoring • Monitor financial and operational performance of portfolio companies, identifying risks, opportunities, and value-creation levers., • Support portfolio founders with strategic planning, fundraising, KPI analysis, and market expansion insights., • Assist in exit planning, fundraising rounds, and scenario modelling. Internal Collaboration & Reporting • Work closely with senior partners, associates and cross-functional teams to develop investment theses., • Prepare internal reports, dashboards, and portfolio performance summaries for senior stakeholders., • Represent the firm at industry events, demo days, conferences, and accelerator programmes. Required Skills & Experience • 8 to 10 years of relevant experience within venture capital firm., • Strong financial modelling capabilities, including valuation, forecasting, and scenario analysis., • Excellent analytical, research and problem-solving skills with a structured approach to evaluation., • Strong understanding of early-stage business models, technology innovation, and venture market dynamics., • Exceptional written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to synthesise complex information into clear investment recommendations., • Proficiency in Excel, financial modelling tools, market databases and presentation software (PowerPoint, Pitch, etc.)., • Ability to engage confidently with founders, stakeholders, and external advisors. Preferred Qualifications • Degree in Finance, Economics, Business, Engineering, or a related analytical field., • Experience working with high-growth startups, accelerators, or emerging technology sectors., • Familiarity with UK/EU regulatory ecosystems, venture funding structures, and term sheet negotiation.

Arthur are working with a market leading speciality (re)insurance group in the hire of a new Head of Non-Financial Risk Management. In this exciting role, you will work closely with the Head of ERM in delivering and managing all aspects of operational risk management across their various entities. You will be responsible for leading the implementation and embedding of the risk management framework, and delivering in implementing a new GRC tool. To be considered for this role, you must have London Market insurance experience. Please reach out to to learn more.

Restructuring Associates 1–4 PQE London We are working with several leading US law firms in London on active opportunities for Restructuring Associates at the 1-4 PQE level. These positions offer exposure to some of the most complex and high-profile restructuring mandates in the market, advising on cross-border transactions for major financial institutions, funds, and corporates. The work includes distressed M&A, creditor and debtor restructurings, insolvency processes, and special situations, often involving multi-jurisdictional elements and large deal values. Each team provides a different dynamic. Some offer smaller, highly integrated environments with immediate responsibility and client contact, while others provide the scale and structure of large international practices. Across all of them, the quality of work is exceptional and the compensation packages are among the most competitive in London. What’s on offer: • Opportunities with multiple elite US firms in London, • Exposure to top-tier, international restructuring mandates, • High levels of client engagement and responsibility, • Excellent remuneration and progression opportunities (£170k-£240k), • Supportive, collaborative environments with global reach We work closely with these firms and can provide detailed, confidential insight into each team and where your experience would fit best. For a confidential conversation, contact Ebony Dunn ( )

The role supports the Head of Compliance by managing financial crime and regulatory compliance for the UK and Europe, ensuring strong frameworks, effective oversight, and adherence to evolving regulatory expectations. Responsibilities: • Support and advise the Head of Compliance on all financial crime and regulatory matters., • Lead financial crime compliance activity, including anti-money laundering, sanctions, anti-bribery, and fraud oversight., • Maintain and enhance regulatory compliance frameworks for United Kingdom and European jurisdictions., • Monitor regulatory change and coordinate timely implementation across the business., • Provide regulatory guidance to stakeholders and assist with policy development and updates., • Deliver compliance monitoring, thematic reviews, reporting, and support for regulatory interactions. Requirements: • Strong understanding of reinsurance regulation across the UK and Europe, including FCA and PRA expectations., • Proven experience in financial crime compliance, including AML, sanctions, and ABC frameworks., • Experience operating within a regulated reinsurance or financial services environment., • Ability to interpret and apply regulation in a clear and practical way., • Strong analytical ability and organisational skills, with capacity to manage multiple priorities.

We are seeking a highly driven enterprise sales professional to accelerate the commercial growth of a rapidly expanding global digital value-transfer platform. Serving more than 160 international markets, the organisation enables instant cross-border digital transfers, that help people stay connected around the world. With a mature product suite, a strong global partner network, and significant investment backing, the company is entering an exciting new phase of innovation and market differentiation. In this role, you will lead the expansion of a white-label partnership offering, building strategic relationships with major players across financial services, mobile connectivity, and digital platforms. You will own the full sales cycle, from prospecting and solution positioning through to negotiation and onboarding, while developing a pipeline of net-new, high-value partnerships. This is a senior, outward-facing commercial role suited to someone with deep industry relationships, strong executive presence, and the ability to articulate value and close transformative deals. You will have full support from senior leadership and cross-functional teams to unlock opportunities and deliver measurable impact. The ideal candidate brings extensive experience in enterprise business development within FinTech, payments, or adjacent sectors, supported by strong communication, presentation, and relationship-building skills. You should be confident running a consultative sales process, navigating complex commercial discussions, and consistently exceeding revenue targets. Success in this role will require initiative, resilience, and the ability to engage senior stakeholders across global markets. Frequent travel may be required. Payments, Financial Services, Fintech,

AR Compliance Manager opportunity working with a top performing specialty insurer operating within the Lloyd’s market. You will support on the transition, management, and oversight of Appointed Representatives (ARs) to ensure full regulatory compliance. Key Responsibilities: • Manage applications and authorisation processes for ARs, including onboarding and transition., • Oversee AR networks, conduct due diligence, and ensure ongoing FCA compliance., • Support compliance integration for acquired businesses and assist with daily operations., • Review financial promotions and customer journeys for ICOBS compliance., • Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders (FCA, BIBA, MGAA, etc.)., • Prepare regulatory reports and updates for senior management and the AR Committee., • Maintain policies, procedures, and controls in line with regulatory requirements., • Conduct risk assessments and implement mitigation measures. Skills, Knowledge & Expertise: • Extensive compliance experience within insurance, including Lloyd’s and London markets., • Strong knowledge of FCA rules (PRIN, ICOBS, SYSC, SUP) and AR frameworks.

Key Responsibilities • Act as a trusted advisor to senior client stakeholders, translating business requirements into actionable strategies., • Lead or support transformation and sourcing initiatives across categories such as consulting, HR, legal, contractors, insurance, and professional services., • Manage RFP/RFI processes, supplier evaluations, and financial analyses to inform strategic recommendations., • Negotiate and structure commercial agreements, ensuring alignment with client goals and compliance standards., • Contribute to category strategies and market insights, staying current on industry and regulatory trends., • Deliver client projects independently and in teams, ensuring high quality, timeliness, and measurable impact. What We’re Looking For • 3–5 years of experience in management consulting, ideally with a Big 4 or other leading advisory firm., • Strong expertise in strategy, operations, or transformation; procurement or sourcing experience is a plus., • Demonstrated ability to manage stakeholders and influence decisions at senior levels., • Excellent analytical and financial skills (Excel, PowerPoint, data interpretation)., • Track record of delivering on complex, multi-stakeholder projects., • Degree-level education required; MBA or advanced qualifications are an advantage., • Professional fluency in English

Exciting Opportunity: Derivatives Lawyer – London A leading global investment bank is seeking a talented Derivatives Lawyer to join its Macro FX & Rates Legal team in London. In this high-impact role, you’ll report directly to the Head of Legal and work on a broad range of matters, including: • Supporting the International Markets business on legal and regulatory issues related to fixed-income trading., • Advising on Macro Markets businesses, with a focus on Rates & FX. What we’re looking for: • ✅ Qualified lawyer in the UK or another common law jurisdiction., • ✅ Strong legal advisory experience in Rates & FX., • ✅ Expertise in derivatives hedging for lending transactions. Desirable skills: • Knowledge of financial market regulations., • Familiarity with ISDA definitions and documentation., • Experience with derivatives documentation and transactions. If you’re passionate about financial markets and thrive in a fast-paced environment, this is your chance to make an impact at one of the world’s top investment banks.

Criterion Capital are seeking an Assistant Quantity Surveyor to join our in-house commercial team. The successful candidate will play a helpful role in assisting the financial and contractual aspects of our development projects which include commercial to hotel and residential projects. Key Responsibilities • Prepare, manage, and monitor project budgets., • Conduct cost analysis and cost control throughout the project lifecycle., • Prepare and evaluate tenders, bills of quantities, and contracts., • Source and procure materials and subcontractors., • Negotiate and manage contracts with suppliers and subcontractors., • Ensure compliance with procurement policies and procedures., • Prepare detailed financial reports and forecasts., • Manage and track project expenditures and ensure accurate cost reporting., • Conduct regular cost reviews and provide financial updates to senior management., • Administer contract terms and conditions, ensuring compliance and resolution of any issues., • Manage variations and changes to the project scope., • Prepare and issue interim and final payments to subcontractors and suppliers., • Identify and assess potential risks related to cost and contract management., • Develop and implement risk mitigation strategies., • Work closely with project managers, site teams, and other stakeholders., • Provide support and advice on financial and contractual matters., • Participate in project meetings and contribute to decision-making processes. About You: • Bachelor’s degree in quantity surveying, Construction Management, or related field., • Minimum of 1 years of experience as a Quantity Surveyor, preferably within an in-house contractor or development business., • Strong financial and commercial acumen., • Excellent negotiation and communication skills., • Proficient in using relevant software (e.g., MS Excel, Procore, DocuSign)., • Ability to work independently and as part of a team., • Strong attention to detail and problem-solving abilities If you are looking for a commercial position with a rapidly growing developer, please apply today for consideration

Our client, a world renowned manufacturing company have an urgent requirement for a permanent Workshop Assembler to join their team. Reporting to the Workshop Supervisor, you will be responsible for: • Assembling equipment from start to finish, • Compliance with technical and quality standards, • Conducting testing, • Completing documentation, • Contributing to continuous improvement, • Identifying and reporting faults, • Adhering to strict health and safety regulations, • Engaging in ongoing training To be considered for this role you would need: • Ability to read and interpret mechanical and electrical/electronic drawings, • Good manual dexterity, • Strong organisational skills, • Familiarity with structured testing and inspection protocols, • Relevant vocational qualification or completed apprenticeship in mechanical or electrical engineering, • Proven experience in mechanical or electrical assembly, • Practical use of basic electrical test equipment Employee benefits include: • Access to Employee Assistance Programme, • Opportunity to join BUPA private healthcare following successful probation, • Christmas parties and outings to celebrate team achievements, • Free on site parking, • Season ticket loan, • Access to one to one financial advice, • Generous pension, • 24 days annual leave plus bank holidays, • Additional paid time off during Christmas period

Global Head of Compliance Global Crypto Firm | London We are partnering with a globally regulated crypto and digital assets firm on the appointment of a Global Head of Compliance, based in London. This is a critical leadership role with responsibility for building, owning, and evolving the firm’s global compliance framework across multiple jurisdictions. The successful candidate will act as a senior control function leader, working closely with the executive team, regulators, and regional compliance heads to ensure the business operates to the highest regulatory and ethical standards as it continues to scale internationally. The Role As Global Head of Compliance, you will have end-to-end responsibility for the firm’s global compliance strategy and execution. Key responsibilities include: • Owning and leading the global compliance framework across multiple regulated jurisdictions, • Acting as the primary senior compliance leader for UK and international regulators, • Designing and maintaining policies covering AML, CTF, sanctions, market abuse, conduct risk, and financial crime, • Advising the board and executive team on regulatory risk, regulatory change, and strategic initiatives, • Leading, mentoring, and scaling regional compliance teams globally, • Overseeing regulatory licensing, registrations, and ongoing supervisory relationships, • Embedding a strong compliance culture across the organisation We are looking for a highly credible compliance leader with deep regulatory expertise and experience operating at a global level. You will ideally have: • Significant senior compliance experience within crypto, digital assets, fintech, or financial services, • Proven experience leading compliance across multiple jurisdictions, • Strong working knowledge of UK (FCA) regulation and global regulatory regimes, • Experience acting as a senior point of contact for regulators, • Expertise in AML, financial crime, conduct, and regulatory governance, • Strong leadership skills with experience building and managing international teams, • Senior leadership role within a globally regulated crypto firm, • Opportunity to shape and scale a best-in-class global compliance function, • High visibility and influence at board and executive level, • Competitive executive compensation package

About the role Join a high-performing compliance function supporting a regulated financial services business, offering autonomy, ownership of compliance workstreams, and exposure to governance, financial crime frameworks, and internal policy embedding. Ideal candidate You’re a 2–4+ year experienced financial services compliance professional who can operate independently. Experience within the Appointed Representative regime is highly beneficial. Exposure to FCA Senior Management Functions support, monitoring, or financial crime policy rollout is an advantage. You’re pragmatic, organised, able to juggle competing priorities, and comfortable escalating material risks when required. Responsibilities • Provide regulatory and compliance guidance aligned to the FCA Handbook., • Draft, maintain, and embed internal compliance policies (financial crime, conduct, conflicts, reporting)., • Handle day-to-day compliance queries with autonomy, escalating significant risks where appropriate., • Conduct monitoring, run compliance checks, and support practical risk mitigation., • Educate internal stakeholders on compliance obligations. If this role is of interest to you, please click apply.

Competition Litigation Associate (3–5 PQE) – London An exciting opportunity has arisen for a 3–5 PQE Competition Litigation Associate to join a highly regarded Magic Circle firm in London, known for handling complex, high-profile disputes with a strong cross-border dimension. The team advises on a wide range of competition litigation matters, including follow-on damages claims, collective actions, and cartel-related disputes before the CAT and High Court. Clients include major global corporates and financial institutions across diverse sectors. This role offers the chance to work in a close-knit team environment where associates are given meaningful responsibility from the outset, collaborating directly with partners and senior lawyers on landmark cases. The work is varied and intellectually stimulating – spanning multi-jurisdictional disputes and strategic litigation. Key Requirements: • UK-qualified lawyer with 3–5 years’ post-qualification experience, • Strong academic background, • Solid grounding in competition litigation, ideally with exposure to CAT proceedings and private enforcement, • Experience at a leading international or US law firm preferred, • Commercially astute, collaborative, and motivated to grow within a high-performing team What Makes This Role Stand Out: • High level of partner access and mentorship, • Collegial, ambitious team culture, • Opportunity to work on cutting-edge cases shaping competition law, • Exposure to global disputes and cross-border strategy Contact: For a confidential discussion, please contact James Cockerill at Taylor Root via or message directly on LinkedIn.

Lutine Bell are currently supporting a highly prestigious Private Bank on a Financial Crime Data & Analytics Manager appointment. The role supports the MLRO in ensuring compliance with financial crime regulations by maintaining an effective financial crime risk management framework. It provides expert oversight and assurance over financial crime detection systems, driving optimisation and technical enhancements, and delivering data-driven insights through advanced analysis and reporting to mitigate financial crime risk and meet regulatory expectations. Experience Required: Strong, demonstrable data management and analysis skills are essential. Ideally you will have experience with Business-Wide Risk Assessment (BWRA) 📍 Location - London 💰 Salary - Up to £75,000 🏠💻 Hybrid working

The role supports the Compliance Manager by managing regulatory compliance for the UK and Europe, ensuring strong frameworks, effective oversight, and adherence to evolving regulatory expectations. Responsibilities: • Support the compliance team on financial crime and regulatory matters., • Maintain and enhance regulatory compliance frameworks for United Kingdom and European jurisdictions., • Monitor regulatory change and coordinate timely implementation across the business., • Provide regulatory guidance to stakeholders and assist with policy development and updates., • Deliver compliance monitoring, thematic reviews, reporting, and support for regulatory interactions., • Support financial crime compliance activity, including anti-money laundering, sanctions, anti-bribery, and fraud oversight. Requirements: • 3-5 years experiences within the field., • Strong understanding of reinsurance regulation across the UK and Europe, including FCA and PRA expectations., • Experience operating within a regulated reinsurance or financial services environment., • Ability to interpret and apply regulation in a clear and practical way., • Strong analytical ability and organisational skills, with capacity to manage multiple priorities.

A leading international law firm is seeking a Newly Qualified Associate to join its Corporate M&A and Private Equity team in London. This is an exceptional opportunity to work on complex, high-value transactions for top-tier financial sponsors and institutional investors across Europe and the US. About the Team: The team advises on the full spectrum of private capital transactions, including private M&A, leveraged buyouts, spin-offs, restructurings, and secondary transactions. Clients include major private equity sponsors, asset managers, and global financial institutions. The practice is known for its bespoke, high-quality deal approach and strong partner-led training. Key Responsibilities: • Support on cross-border M&A and private equity transactions., • Draft and negotiate transaction documents under partner supervision., • Conduct due diligence and assist with deal structuring., • Collaborate with colleagues across corporate, finance, and funds teams. What We’re Looking For: • Strong academic credentials and training from a leading law firm., • Interest in private equity and complex corporate transactions., • Commercial mindset and ability to work in a collaborative, boutique-style environment. What’s on Offer: • Market-leading Cravath scale salary., • High level of responsibility with strong supervision and mentoring., • Exposure to premium clients and landmark deals., • Collegial culture with clear progression opportunities.

Corporate Development Analyst – Gaming / Gambling My client is looking for a Corporate Development Analyst to join their growing team focused on M&A and strategic initiatives in the sports and entertainment space. This is an exciting opportunity to work on high-profile deals and partnerships, with exposure to senior leadership and global expansion projects. What You’ll Do • Support all stages of the M&A process – sourcing, evaluation, due diligence, execution, and integration, • Build and maintain detailed financial models for acquisitions, investments, and joint ventures, • Conduct market and industry research with a focus on sports and entertainment, • Prepare presentations and investment materials for internal and external stakeholders, • Coordinate due diligence across financial, legal, operational, and commercial teams, • Provide strategic analysis to support senior decision-making, • Monitor performance of acquired businesses and track KPIs What We’re Looking For • The ideal candidate would have 2+ years in Investment Banking (M&A), Private Equity, Growth Equity, or Corporate Development, • Strong financial modelling and valuation skills (DCF, comparables, precedent transactions), • Excellent communication and presentation skills, • Highly analytical, detail-oriented, and able to manage multiple projects under tight timelines, • Strong interpersonal skills and ability to work with senior stakeholders, • Experience in Sports, Entertainment, or TMT is a strong plus What’s On Offer • Exposure to international, high-profile transactions in fast-growing industries, • Direct access to senior executives and industry leaders, • A dynamic, entrepreneurial environment with real career growth potential, • Competitive compensation and benefits

Our client is a global fintech firm whose algorithms power the functioning of modern capital markets. Their solutions process trillions of dollars annually, helping institutions manage risk, optimise portfolios, and improve market efficiency. This is not a standard software engineering role. It combines coding, quantitative research with applied algorithm design. The successful professional will excel at mathematical modelling, operations research, and optimisation, and will be able to translate complex business challenges into rigorous models, then implement them in code at scale. Responsibilities • Design, implement, and productionize optimisation and financial algorithms., • Translate mathematical and operations research models into enterprise-grade solutions., • Collaborate with developers and product teams to frame problems as solvable models., • Contribute to the architecture of distributed, high-throughput systems., • Conduct research to enhance optimisation frameworks and algorithm performance. Required Experience • Strong foundation in mathematics, optimisation, or operations research., • Demonstrated Python engineering skills (OOP, algorithms, data structures)., • Ability to transform theoretical models into practical solutions., • Strong communication and teamwork skills. Preferred Experience • MSc/PhD in a quantitative discipline., • Experience with optimisation frameworks (Gurobi, OR-Tools)., • Knowledge of financial markets, derivatives, or clearing/margin optimisation., • Hands-on experience with AWS, PostgreSQL, or distributed computing. Why Join? • Solve complex mathematical challenges with global financial impact., • Work in a collaborative, research-driven team where curiosity and creativity are valued., • Benefit from a competitive salary, performance-based bonus, and hybrid flexibility.

This organisation is a fast-scaling technology business operating at the intersection of digital payments, compliance, and workforce operations within the service sector. They build modern infrastructure that helps businesses manage complex financial processes in an increasingly regulated, cashless environment. The company has experienced strong sustained growth, maintains low attrition, and has built a very solid, highly talented team over a number of years. It is widely regarded as a great company to work for, offering a nice working environment, excellent salary package, great benefits, and very good long-term career progression. The culture is collaborative, supportive, and built around high standards, ownership, and teamwork. What They’re Looking For They are seeking a commercially driven sales professional to take ownership of revenue generation across a defined pipeline. This individual will be responsible for guiding prospects from early conversations through to signed agreements, working closely with internal stakeholders and strategic partners. This is an opportunity to join a very good team environment, contribute to a well-established yet growing sales function, and work with an interesting, modern tech stack. The role suits someone who enjoys autonomy, responsibility, and the chance to influence how a sales organisation continues to evolve. Core Responsibilities • Take full responsibility for progressing qualified opportunities from initial engagement to close, • Conduct structured discovery sessions to understand client needs, operational challenges, and compliance requirements, • Deliver clear, tailored demonstrations that align the platform’s value with customer priorities, • Manage commercial discussions, pricing conversations, and contractual negotiations, • Partner closely with sales development, leadership, and product teams to maximise conversion rates, • Maintain accurate pipeline management, forecasting, and CRM documentation, • Share market insights, competitor feedback, and objection trends to support continuous improvement, • Contribute to the refinement of sales processes and best practices as the business scales Nice to Have / Ideal Background • Experience in a quota-carrying sales role within B2B technology environments, • Exposure to SaaS, fintech, payments, or compliance-driven solutions, • Confidence selling to senior stakeholders, founders, or operators, • Familiarity with regulated industries or complex buying cycles, • Previous involvement in scaling or formalising sales processes, • Comfortable working in high-growth environments with accountability and ownership Perks • Excellent salary package with strong performance incentives, • Great benefits and long-term stability, • Very good career progression within a growing commercial organisation, • Supportive leadership and a highly collaborative team of peers, • Proven track record of low attrition and internal progression, • A nice, positive environment to work in, backed by a strong company culture

A well known name in financial services is seeking a lawyer with an Equity Capital Markets background for their London legal team. The postholder will be responsible for advisory legal work, complementing a collaborative and high quality legal team. Candidates are expected to demonstrate the following: Qualified solicitor with 5 years plus PQE Track record in public M&A and equity capital markets Strong communication skills Ability to develop effective stakeholder relationships Competitive in-house salary. Get in touch for more information.

Financial Crime & Sanctions Associate – London (2PQE+) An international law firm is looking for a Financial Crime Compliance & Sanctions Associate (2PQE+) to join its London team. This role offers the chance to advise on complex financial crime and sanctions matters, including engagement with regulators and cross-border issues. We are seeking candidates with at least two years’ post qualified experience in financial crime compliance and/or sanctions, ideally gained within a City law firm. Exposure to international jurisdictions is highly valued. More important than experience, however, is a genuine interest in sanctions and compliance, together with strong analytical skills, meticulous attention to detail and excellent organisational ability. This is a fantastic opportunity to join a highly regarded practice, work on cutting-edge matters, and develop your career within a collaborative and supportive environment. Competitive salary and benefits are offered. For further information, and a confidential discussion, please apply to MAP Legal at MAP Legal acts as an employment business for temporary recruitment and as an employment agency for fixed term contract and permanent recruitment. Please note: Where a level of experience, such as 'PQE', is indicated, this is a guideline only and we welcome applications from candidates with more or fewer years’ experience. To view similar job opportunities, please visit

M&A Analyst – FIG Sector My client is a leading global investment bank with a strong and established presence in London. This role offers the chance to work on complex, high-impact transactions within a collaborative, entrepreneurial culture. The Opportunity My client is seeking a high-performing Analyst 2 or Analyst 3 to join the expanding FIG Team in London. The team advises on high-profile M&A transactions within the FIG sector. With a strong pipeline and a collaborative team culture, this is an opportunity to gain exceptional exposure to large-cap, cross-border deals while working closely with senior team members and clients. Key Responsibilities • Support execution of complex M&A transactions, including valuation, financial analysis, due diligence, and preparation of client deliverables such as pitch books, IMs, and management presentations., • Conduct sector and company research, including analysis of insurance brokers and other financial institutions., • Assist in origination efforts and contribute to internal investment opportunities., • Collaborate across all levels of the team, with early responsibility and visibility across transactions., • Participate in client meetings and help manage processes through to completion Skills: • Must have 2 – 3 years of Investment Banking experience in Financial Services (FIG) from an investment bank or boutique, • Must have a strong academic background from Russel Group University, • Proficient in valuation techniques, financial modelling, and market analysis, • Excellent communication and presentation skills, • A collaborative, entrepreneurial mindset with a solutions-driven approach, • Passion for building relationships and driving impactful outcomes Why Join Us? • Genuine leadership opportunities and autonomy from day one, • Be part of a diverse and inclusive culture where your voice is heard, • Exposure to landmark FIG transactions with strong deal flow, • Work with highly experienced senior bankers and subject matter experts, • Supportive, team-oriented environment that values balance and wellbeing

A leading investment bank is now looking to hire an Investment Banking Analyst into their very successful European Consumer and Retail M&A team. The team has worked on a numbery of very successful deals in the sector and has a very strong pipeline of work. The role will work on the origination and execution of mandates for the firm. On a day to day basis, you can expect to be involved in financial modelling, valuations, pitching, writing documents and deal execution. They are interested in meeting people who will have a background as follows: • investment banking analysts from major banks or advisors, • M&A professionals (not TS) from the leading advisory firms, • The successful candidate will have experience in the consumer/ retail sector

Research Director | Global Consulting Company | £80k-£100k DOE + Strong Performance Based Bonus | Mostly Remote / Central London We’re working on an exciting opportunity with a global research and analytics firm; they are hiring for a Research Director (B2B) to join their global team. The Company Operating internationally, the company provides B2B research and insight services that help businesses make better decisions through data. They specialise in market intelligence, competitor analysis, and sector-specific research across industries such as finance, private equity, Tech & FMCG. The Role This high-impact role combines strategic client advisory, advanced quantitative research, and team leadership across multiple sectors. If you’re driven by data, insight, and commercial outcomes – and want to shape strategies that matter – this is your chance to step into a pivotal leadership position with global reach. The Candidate Key attributes of the successful Research Director & Analytics include: • Deep expertise in quantitative research methods – Conjoint, Max Diff, Segmentations, etc., • Strong commercial mindset with a history of hitting revenue targets, • Proven leadership within a market research/analytics setting, with experience working across multiple sectors (ideally Financial Services or Tech), • Experience of working with B2B Clients

Commodities & Trade Litigation Associate (2–8 PQE) – Elite Global Law Firm 🔹 📍 Location: London 📈 PQE Level: 2–8 years 🌍 Open to International Candidates 🏆 Award-Winning, Tier 1 Ranked Firm Are you a talented litigator with proven commodities disputes experience? Ready to elevate your career with one of the world’s most prestigious law firms? Our client – a top-tier, international powerhouse – is looking to hire a high-calibre associate with 2–8 years' post-qualification experience to join its market-leading Commodities & Trade Litigation team in London. 🔍 The Opportunity: You will work alongside globally renowned partners on complex, high-value disputes across the commodities and natural resources sectors. The firm advises a world-class client base of: • Trading houses, • Energy companies, • Miners You’ll also have the chance to work on disputes relating to: • Physical and derivative commodity contracts, • Offtake, supply, and transport agreements, • Trade finance and fraud issues, • 2–8 years PQE in a top-tier disputes team, • Strong experience in commodities litigation (essential), • Polished, confident communicator with strong client-handling skills, • Commercial mindset and adaptability in high-pressure situations, • Work at the forefront of global trade and commodities disputes, • Learn from industry-leading partners in a supportive, high-performance culture, • Genuine career development and progression on offer, • Enjoy a collaborative, international platform with real mobility If you would like to be considered please send your CV to

Structured Finance Associate – CLO Focus (3+ PQE) – Leading International Law Firm Are you a finance lawyer with experience in CLOs or structured finance, looking to specialise in one of the most dynamic and fast-evolving areas of the market? I’m recruiting on behalf of a top-tier international law firm seeking a talented associate to join its market-leading Derivatives & Structured Products team in London. About the Team: This team is widely recognised as a leader in structured finance and derivatives, advising the world’s top financial institutions and funds on complex, cross-border transactions. The practice is known for its innovation, legal creativity, and ability to deliver cutting-edge solutions in volatile markets. The Role: You will: • Lead and manage CLO transactions from inception to completion, including new issuances, resets, and refinancings, • Advise on structuring, negotiation, and execution of deals, often involving multi-jurisdictional elements, • Draft and review a wide range of legal documentation with precision and commercial insight, • Provide strategic advice to clients, delivering tailored solutions to complex problems, • Collaborate with colleagues across practice areas and international offices, • Stay abreast of market developments and contribute to thought leadership, • Support business development and client relationship initiatives, • Mentor junior lawyers and contribute to the team’s knowledge base About You: • England & Wales qualified solicitor with 3+ years’ PQE in structured finance, CLOs, securitisation, or fund finance, • Experience managing complex transactions and working with leading financial institutions, • Strong drafting, analytical, and communication skills, • Commercially astute, collaborative, and intellectually curious, • Motivated to specialise in CLOs and contribute to a high-performing, globally integrated team To Apply: For a confidential discussion, please contact James Cockerill at Taylor Root via or message directly on LinkedIn.

We are working with one of the largest financial services organisations across Asia, which has a strong and growing presence throughout Europe. This corporate and investment bank has harnessed a consistent and growing flow of business and continues to perform well, so it is a great time to join. Due to this increased workload, a new role has been created for a commercial contracts/technology lawyer to join their London EMEA legal team, initially for a 6-month long contract. The successful candidate will sit in a sub-team whose purview extends across the entire bank’s operations, and centres around commercial and tech-related documentation. What will the role involve? • Reviewing, drafting and negotiating ICT contracts, related to cloud computing and cybersecurity solutions with third-party suppliers and vendors;, • Working with the Procurement function to ensure that contractual and regulatory risks are managed effectively;, • Monitoring regulatory matters and developments (e.g. DORA and outsourcing requirements) that would affect the landscape of contractual arrangements in place and advising the business on best policy. What are we looking for? • Qualified lawyer from a reputable law firm or financial institution;, • The ability to manage multiple workstreams and work with multiple stakeholders;, • Someone who is naturally collaborative, with the ability to form solid relationships with internal/external stakeholders, but who can also work autonomously when required. This is a great opportunity for a commercial/tech lawyer to engage with a broad scope of documentation and business teams across all areas of the organisation. The successful candidate will be remunerated a competitive daily rate of pay and join a well-regarded team who enjoy a flexible and generous hybrid working policy and a healthy work-life balance. We look forward to hearing from you. Matt Bloxham, 07900 692209 Celene Yon, 07944 390723 To keep up to date with Arbuthnot Yon’s postings, please 'follow' us.

Team Overview The Employment team is widely regarded as one of the leading practices in the UK, advising an impressive range of clients including multinationals, high‑growth companies and senior executives. The practice covers the full breadth of employment matters and has a market‑leading specialist group focused on High Court litigation, particularly disputes involving restrictive covenants, team moves, confidential information and urgent injunctions. The Role You will work across a broad range of contentious employment matters, with a particular emphasis on High Court litigation. Responsibilities will include: • Advising on restrictive covenant disputes, team moves, breach of contract and misuse of confidential information., • Managing applications to obtain, resist and enforce injunctions, including urgent matters., • Drafting pleadings, applications, evidence and related correspondence., • Supporting partners on strategic planning for complex disputes., • Advising clients on high‑value and sensitive issues requiring strong commercial judgement., • Contributing to know‑how, training and broader business development initiatives. Candidate Profile • At least 1 year’s PQE with experience in employment‑related disputes, gained in either an employment or litigation team., • Strong drafting, analytical and communication skills., • A clear interest in specialising in High Court employment litigation., • High attention to detail and a proactive, commercial approach., • Interest in developing business development and client‑facing skills., • Experience with financial services regulatory issues is advantageous but not essential.

Antitrust / Merger Control Associate (2–4 PQE) – London An exciting opportunity has arisen for a 2–3 PQE Antitrust Associate to join a market-leading, Magic Circle law firm in London, renowned for advising on complex, multi-jurisdictional merger control and regulatory matters. The team works on high-profile transactions across sectors such as TMT, life sciences, and financial services, advising on Phase I and Phase II reviews, remedies design, and foreign investment issues. Clients include major global corporates and private equity sponsors. This role offers the chance to work in a collaborative environment where associates gain significant responsibility early on, working closely with partners on strategic, cross-border deals. The work is varied and intellectually challenging – from merger filings to advising on regulatory risk in transformative transactions. Key Requirements: • UK-qualified lawyer with 2–3 years’ post-qualification experience, • Strong academic background, • Solid grounding in antitrust/competition law, ideally with exposure to merger control and CMA/EC filings, • Experience at a leading international or US law firm preferred, • Commercially astute, proactive, and eager to develop within a top-tier team What Makes This Role Stand Out: • High level of partner access and mentorship, • Collegial, ambitious team culture, • Opportunity to work on complex, cross-border transactions with global impact, • Exposure to cutting-edge regulatory issues and remedies strategy Contact: For a confidential discussion, please contact James Cockerill at Taylor Root via or message directly on LinkedIn.

This is an exciting opportunity to join an interesting, arms-length, Re-Insurance organisation as a Procurement & Commercial Services Business Partner within the Legal Risk & Governance team. You will play a key role in delivering Procurement and Commercial Services, ensuring compliance and driving value across the business. Role & Responsibilities • Build strong, trusted relationships across the organisation to deliver joined-up procurement and commercial solutions, • Ensure adherence to procurement policy, legislation, and best practice, • Lead regulated, strategic, and high-value procurement activities, as well as support below-threshold procurement, • Conduct supplier assurance, due diligence, and market analysis to optimise value and quality, • Support contract management activities, implementing best practice and maintaining consistency, • Administer eSourcing systems, contract registers, and provide management information to support decision-making, • Act as a Control Owner within the Risk Management Framework, ensuring robust controls and compliance Skills & Experience • An excellent communicator with the ability to build relationships at all levels, • Highly organised and able to manage contract workloads independently, • Innovative and adaptable, with a focus on continuous improvement, • Proven track record of managing large tenders and procurement processes end-to-end, • Strong stakeholder engagement, including at senior leadership level, • Experience with eSourcing and contract management platforms, • MCIPS qualified (or working towards) with relevant procurement experience, • Public Sector experience essential and Financial Services desirable, • Familiarity with reporting tools such as Power BI, • An excellent communicator with the ability to build relationships at all levels, • Highly organised and able to manage contract workloads independently, • Innovative and adaptable, with a focus on continuous improvement Benefits • Discretionary Bonus, • 25 days holiday plus 5 days paid volunteer leave, • 10% employer pension contribution, • Life assurance and income protection, • Season ticket loan and cycle-to-work scheme, • Professional membership subscription

LEGAL CASHIER Respected Law Firm requires a Legal Cashier You will be required to maintain and develop all necessary financial controls, systems and processes to ensure the efficient and effective management of the firm’s finances and compliance with statutory requirements. Essential Experience • Experience of, residential and/or commercial property transactions and processes, • Monitoring client accounts, checking receipts, and notifying fee earners., • Daily bank reconciliations for client and office accounts., • Ensuring all transactions comply with firm policies and SARs., • Processing BACS, CHAPS, Faster Payments, and international transfers., • Managing office receipts and payments, client-to-office transfers., • Posting transactions to the case management system., • Processing bills and uploading disbursement records., • Supporting projects such as inactive matters, residual balances, and file storage., • Maintaining an organised electronic filing system., • Resolving account queries and liaising with fee earners on ledger balances., • Experience with PracticeEvolve case management system., • Knowledge of double-entry bookkeeping., • Posting transactions to the case management system.

Vice President / Director, Clearing Sales London Seeking an OTC Clearing Sales Professional to join a prominent, independent financial services firm based in the UK, known for its agility, client-centric approach, and deep expertise in global markets. Unlike large universal banks, they offer a focused, entrepreneurial environment where your impact is direct and visible. The Opportunity: We are looking for an experienced and driven Clearing Sales professional to own and grow a key segment of our client portfolio. This is a central role in our expansion, where you will be responsible for the full sales cycle from prospecting and building new relationships to deepening existing ones for OTC Clearing services. Who you are: You are a seasoned Clearing Sales professional with a proven track record in the OTC clearing space, likely currently at a Tier-1 investment bank or major broker. You thrive on client interaction, understand the nuanced needs of buy-side firms, and have the technical knowledge to build trust and provide solutions. Your profile will likely include: • 5+ years of experience in a direct OTC Clearing Sales, Prime Brokerage Sales, or directly related client-facing role (e.g., at a firm like Citi, UBS, J.P. Morgan, LCH, etc.)., • A deep, practical understanding of the OTC derivatives clearing landscape, including regulations, CCP offerings, and the operational flow., • A strong existing network of contacts within asset managers, hedge funds, or other institutional clients in the UK/Europe., • A proven ability to develop new business, negotiate, and close mandates., • Excellent communication and presentation skills, with the ability to translate complex clearing concepts into client benefits., • A self-starter mentality, comfortable operating in a lean, high-impact environment. What we offer: • A Platform for Growth: Be a key player in a growing business, with a direct line to leadership and the ability to shape your own success., • Entrepreneurial Culture: Escape the bureaucracy of large banks. Here, decisions are made quickly, and good ideas are acted upon., • Competitive Remuneration: A highly attractive package comprising a strong base salary, discretionary bonus, and comprehensive benefits., • Client-First Focus: Represent a firm where client service is the true differentiator, not just a line in a brochure. Ready to make a move where you can truly own your space? If you are a results-oriented OTC Clearing Sales professional looking to leverage your expertise in a more agile and impactful environment, we want to hear from you. Apply now by sending your CV and a brief note of interest, or contact me directly for a confidential conversation. #Hiring #ClearingSales #OTCClearing #CapitalMarkets #FinancialServices #LondonJobs #BuySide #HedgeFunds #AssetManagement #SalesJobs #FinanceJobs #VP #Director #Derivatives

My client sits within a well-established global insurance group recognised for its independence, strong values and client-focused approach. Their structure enables them to operate with agility and always prioritise what is right for their clients. As part of this growth, my client is further developing its North American Binding Authority division, investing in both broking and operational support. The Client Services team is now looking for experienced professionals at all levels who can bring binding authority expertise, collaborate effectively, and help shape the future of this key area of the business. The Role You will lead a team supporting Binding Authority business across Broker Support, Claims, Pro Rata and Non-Proportional accounts. You’ll drive service standards, oversee operational delivery, manage workflows and ensure all client activity is handled accurately, efficiently and in line with regulatory requirements. Key Responsibilities • Lead and support a multi-discipline client services team, • Oversee processing of premiums, claims, accounts and related tasks, • Monitor service standards, identify improvements and resolve issues, • Build strong relationships with internal teams and external clients, • Ensure accurate revenue handling, payment cycles and documentation, • Strong Binding Authority and reinsurance experience, • Background in Client Services with leadership or supervisory exposure, • Confident problem solver with excellent attention to detail, • Able to analyse financial data and manage deadlines, • Clear communicator who builds trust with clients and colleagues

This Programme Manager will lead a large scale programme aligned to UK Operations, supporting initiatives linked to Consumer Duty and the strengthening of the Risk and Controls Framework. You will work directly with the Chief Operating Officer and senior leaders across Sales, Service, Performance and Planning, and Assurance and Controls to deliver a coordinated set of actions that improve customer outcomes and reduce operational risk. The role requires someone who has led complex programmes across regulated Financial Services, especially those involving contact centres, outsourced operations and large headcount environments. This is a highly visible position where you will connect multiple workstreams, align delivery, manage dependencies and ensure the organisation meets its regulatory, customer and operational commitments. Key requirements • Deep experience in programme delivery across FS, ideally from T1 Banking, Insurance or Consultancy, • Expertise in both Agile and Waterfall delivery methods, • Strong process and organisational change background, • Experience with Agile tooling such as JIRA and Confluence, • Ability to influence and collaborate across senior leadership Key responsibilities • Lead complex programmes that span multiple pillars and domains, • Partner with senior leaders to shape strategic direction, • Develop programme plans and governance frameworks, • Identify bottlenecks and remove barriers to delivery, • Drive cross functional collaboration and transparency, • Provide SteerCo reporting and maintain programme controls, • Mentor delivery teams and promote continuous improvement

Location: Central London Salary: £65,000–£80,000 + £5,775 car/London allowance Additional Benefits: Train travel recoverable via expenses, company benefits package Employment Type: Full-time, Permanent About the Role TXM rcecruit are working with a Leading buillding services specialists. My client is seeking an experienced and driven Quantity Surveyor to join our expanding commercial team in London. With a strong pipeline of upcoming projects across the commercial, residential, and Pharmaceutical sectors, this is an excellent opportunity for a QS looking to contribute to high-profile MEP projects and develop their career with one of the UK’s leading building services specialists. Key Responsibilities • Manage the commercial and financial aspects of allocated projects from pre-construction through to final account., • Prepare, submit, and negotiate valuations, variations, and progress claims., • Conduct cost planning, forecasting, and budget control throughout the project lifecycle., • Review contract terms, identify risks, and implement mitigation strategies., • Procure subcontractors and manage subcontract packages, including payments and performance reviews., • Work closely with project managers, engineers, and clients to support efficient project delivery., • Produce accurate monthly reports, cost/value reconciliations, and cash flow projections., • Ensure compliance with company procedures, contractual requirements, and industry standards. Requirements • Proven experience as a Quantity Surveyor within the construction or MEP building services sector., • Strong knowledge of NEC and/or JCT contracts., • Excellent commercial acumen with strong cost management and negotiation skills., • Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously in a fast-paced environment., • Strong communication, reporting, and stakeholder management abilities., • Degree qualified in Quantity Surveying or related discipline (or equivalent experience)., • MRICS or working towards chartership advantageous but not essential. Why Join? • Work with a respected, award-winning building services contractor., • Opportunity to be involved in major London projects with long-term career prospects., • Supportive, collaborative working environment with structured development pathways., • Competitive salary, allowances, and travel expense recovery. if you would like more information please contact Chris on 07585310987 or click apply.

Data Integration Engineer (DataStage) Location: London Contract: 6 months initial Rate: £700/day (Inside IR35, via umbrella) A leading financial services organisation is looking for a Data Integration Engineer with strong, hands-on IBM DataStage experience to support regulatory and reporting data platforms within a banking environment. This is a delivery-focused role requiring deep ETL, SQL, and data modelling expertise, with exposure to banking and regulatory reporting. Key Skills & Experience Required • Strong hands-on IBM DataStage development experience (essential), • Advanced SQL / PL-SQL, • Solid experience with Oracle and SQL Server, • Proven data modelling experience, including data marts, • Background in banking or financial services (corporate banking preferred), • Experience supporting regulatory reporting data environments, • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills Desirable • ECB onboarding / AQR reporting exposure, • Experience with Databricks, • Exposure to middleware technologies (Kafka, MQ, IIB) The Role • Develop and maintain ETL pipelines using DataStage, • Build and optimise SQL-based data transformations, • Design and support data models for regulatory and business reporting, • Ensure data quality, governance, and compliance, • Work closely with technical and business stakeholders Additional Information • Inside IR35, • £700/day via umbrella, • London-based role, • 6-month initial contract with potential extension

Job Title: Accounts Payable Manager Location: London Salary: to £80,000 depending on experience One of our clients, a major international law firm, are looking for an accounts payable manager who will be responsible for the end-to-end management and efficiency of the firm’s global Accounts Payable function. Responsibilities: • Manage the daily operations of the Accounts Payable department across all firm jurisdictions, ensuring the timely and accurate processing of a high volume of invoices, business expenses, matter related transactions disbursements and payment runs., • Ensure all AP activities comply with relevant local and international tax regulations, • Supervise, mentor, and develop the Accounts Payable team, • Proactively identify opportunities to streamline AP workflows, drive process optimisation and automation, and leverage the functionality of the firm's ERP system to increase efficiency and accuracy, • Establish, implement, and rigorously enforce internal controls and procedures within the AP function to safeguard firm assets and mitigate fraud risk, particularly in high-risk multi-jurisdictional wire payment scenarios, • Manage the firm-wide expense reporting system, • Serve as the primary contact for external and internal auditors regarding AP, providing clear documentation and explanations of processes and controls It is essential that you have experience in accounts payable from either a law firm or professional services / financial services environment, ideally in a supervisory role but they consider a candidate with a strong accounts payable background looking to take on more management duties. It is essential that you have experience dealing with high volumes of 3rd party payments. You must also have strong leadership and analytical skills, and be a confident communicator as you will dealing with senior stakeholders and external clients. Fantastic opportunity to join a leading, international law firm and be part of a dynamic and forward thinking team. McKinlay Law endeavour to contact all successful candidates within 24 hours. However, due to the volume of applications that we receive, we are not able to respond to every candidate individually. If you have not heard from us within 24 hours your application has been unsuccessful and we have not retained your details.

A global investment management firm is looking for a Client Manager to join its London-based EMEA client service hub, supporting Italian intermediary and institutional clients. This role sits at the centre of the client experience, acting as a key point of contact for servicing, operational and regulatory queries, while working closely with Sales, Operations, Legal and Compliance teams. Fluency in English is required, alongside Italian. The Role • Act as a primary contact for intermediary and institutional clients across Europe (primarily the Italian Market), • Own and resolve client queries, service requests and ad-hoc information needs, • Partner with internal teams to deliver high-quality client outcomes, • Support client reporting, documentation, due diligence and regulatory communications, • Contribute to continuous improvement of client service processes Experience Required: • 5+ years’ experience in client service or relationship management within asset management or a related financial services environment, • Exposure to Italian intermediary and/or institutional clients, • Understanding of asset management products and relevant regulation (e.g. UCITS, MiFID II, AML/KYC), • Strong communication skills and a proactive, client-focused approach, • Fluent English plus Italian (spoken and written) Due to the increased number of applications for this role, we may only respond to candidates whose experience most closely matches the criteria. At our company, we prioritise equity throughout the recruitment process. We are committed to ensuring fairness and equal opportunities for all applicants. If there is anything we can do to make the process more accessible to you, please let us know.

Condor Resourcing is the ‘people’ resource of Fieldfisher Condor's suite of solutions. We address a need when organisations find their in-house legal resources stretched, or there is a need for a lawyer with specific technical skills for a task or project. We support Legal Consultants who are looking for a varied and flexible career, without sacrificing on quality of work, all with the support of European law firm. We are currently seeking an increased demand from our financial services clients and as such we are looking to connect with Legal Consultants in this sector. In particular we are seeing demand for the following skill sets; • Derivatives, • Structured Finance, • Securitisation The level of responsibility offered in our current roles is best suited to lawyers with a minimum of 3PQE, with a solutions driven and collaborative approach. Whether you are an experienced consultant or are a lawyer considering your first interim role, please get in touch to learn more about our flexible resourcing platform.

ServiceNow Chief Architect To 190k base ServiceNow Flex Location A unique opportunity to join a global ServiceNow Partner to lead the ServiceNow tech capability as UKI Chief Architect for the ServiceNow practice. This is a newly created role, you will work at CXO level, support the ServiceNow business as tech leader, you will focus across Client delivery Enablement Practice Dev GTM activities Bids In essence you will be the lead authority on all ServiceNow engagements from a tech/design leadership perspective True leadership role Financial services experience is a benefit, but not essential To 190k base/bonus/bens

We are working with two leading UK law firms who are seeking family paralegals to join their highly regarded, directory-ranked teams in London. Role 1 This firm handles a broad range of family matters, including children and financial work, with a strong focus on UHNW and HNW clients. The team is involved in major litigation and complex mediations, as well as the full spectrum of negotiated settlements, private FDRs, and arbitration. Salary: up to £32,000 Contract: 6–12 month FTC with strong potential for extension. Role 2 This firm is widely recognised as having a market‑leading family law practice. They advise across a wide range of private children and family matters, including highly contested child arrangement orders, international surrogacy agreements, and cross‑border issues. The team also has extensive experience with cases involving domestic abuse, parental alienation, and complex welfare concerns. Salary: up to £35,000 Contract: 12‑month FTC with potential for extension. Candidate Requirements: For both positions, candidates must have prior experience as a family paralegal within a top UK law firm, ideally within a ranked practice.

Counsel - Private Equity M&A Solicitor - 6+ Years' PQE My client is a globally recognised and market leading US elite law firm. It has approximately 20 offices globally and a big focus for the firm is collaboration, culture and inclusivity. Due to growth in volume of work in London, it is seeking a Counsel to join its Corporate Practice. The work will involve high value, complex corporate transactions for sponsor side clients and in particular for those in the energy and financial services sector. You will have at least 6 years' PQE and be qualified in England and Wales. To be considered for this Counsel role you will have demonstrable experience in mentoring and supporting trainees and juniors. You will possess the personality attributes and ambition to be client facing. You will have a strong rationale behind making a move and benefit from excellent academics, private practice law firm training and post qualification experience in corporate PE work. You will be rewarded with prestige international work as well as a collaborative environment. For a confidential discussion please contact Lucinda Mueller by email

Family Solicitor (3+ PQE) – London – Hybrid Working We are working with a well-established and highly respected London law firm seeking a Family Solicitor with 3+ years’ PQE to join their growing Family Law team. This is an excellent opportunity for a solicitor looking to take the next step in their career, handling a varied and interesting caseload within a supportive and professional environment. The Role: • Manage a diverse caseload of private family matters, including divorce, financial remedies, children disputes, and cohabitation issues., • Provide clear, pragmatic advice to clients at all stages of their matter., • Conduct advocacy where required and represent clients confidently., • Build and maintain strong client relationships., • Contribute to business development and the ongoing growth of the department., • Solicitor with 3+ years’ PQE specialising in Family Law., • Comfortable running your own caseload independently., • Excellent client-facing, communication, and drafting skills., • Professional, organised, and proactive, with a collaborative mindset., • Competitive salary and benefits., • Hybrid working options for flexibility and work-life balance., • Clear career progression and professional development opportunities., • Exposure to complex and high-profile family law cases.

Join a dynamic Credit Risk team within a leading global insurance organisation. Reporting to senior leadership, you’ll be part of a small, agile team managing credit risk across thousands of counterparties worldwide, with a primary focus on Europe and regions outside the Americas. Key Responsibilities: • Broker approval process & financial reviews, • Maintaining accurate broker records & protocols, • Oversight of partner insurers and bank exception reporting, • Collateral management (Letters of Credit & other forms), • Advising on credit exceptions and global guideline alignment, • Monitoring market trends and mitigating emerging risks Ideal for candidates with a strong credit risk foundation (broker experience a plus) and adaptability to cover diverse counterparties. Insurance experience is beneficial but not essential. This role provides an excellent opportunity for growth into a broad remit. Candidates must have the right to work in the UK

Bizcap, a commercial financing provider, is seeking a full-time Associate General Counsel to join our London team. In this role, you will play a key part in handling lending transactions and assisting with corporate, contract matters, and general corporate governance matters. You will also support matters involving restructuring and insolvency scenarios, provide guidance on corporate finance initiatives, and assist with our general recovery matters. This position is based on-site in London. Join us in making an impact and shaping the future of our growing, global organization. Key Responsibilities: • Negotiate, draft, review, and enforce commercial lending, vendor, referral partner, investor, and corporate finance-related contracts., • Provide legal support on restructuring, insolvency, and workout matters involving borrowers, counterparties, or financing partners., • Monitor and assist with corporate governance matters., • Stay up-to-date on relevant legal developments, including fintech, financial services, insolvency law, and corporate finance regulations; communicate implications to leadership; and assist with compliance implementation and monitoring., • Provide legal counsel and guidance to various business units within the company, helping identify and mitigate legal and transactional risks., • Collaborate with external counsel as necessary, including restructuring and corporate finance specialists, and manage outside legal relationships effectively. Qualifications: • Qualified Solicitor/Barrister entitled to practice in England and Wales., • 5+ years (preferably in-house) of experience in commercial lending and/or restructuring and insolvency matters. This is a critical requirement., • Experience or familiarity with corporate finance transactions, capital raising structures, and related regulatory considerations., • Strong knowledge of insolvency and lending/corporate finance law., • Excellent legal analysis, drafting, and communication skills., • Proven ability to manage large and complex workloads., • Commercial awareness and the ability to deliver pragmatic, solutions-focused advice., • Exceptional written and verbal communication skills., • Ability to work independently, manage multiple tasks, and meet deadlines., • Team player with excellent interpersonal skills.

A leading international law firm is seeing a junior to mid-level associate to join their highly regarded corporate and private equity team based in London. This role offers exposure to complex, cross-border, and high-profile transactions for a diverse client base, including major corporations, funds, and financial institutions. You’ll work within a collaborative environment that values initiative, professionalism, and adaptability. Key Responsibilities: • Advise on corporate M&A and private equity transactions, including sponsor-side deals., • Draft and negotiate equity documents and related agreements., • Support on transitional services agreements and ancillary matters., • Collaborate with colleagues across multiple jurisdictions on cross-border deals., • Build strong client relationships and contribute to business development initiatives. Skills & Experience: • Qualified Solicitor (England & Wales)., • Significant experience in private equity transactions, ideally with sponsor-side exposure., • Strong background in corporate M ECM and public M&A experience is advantageous., • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills., • Ability to work effectively within a close-knit team and manage client interactions confidently., • Commercial outlook and proactive approach to networking and business development. Education: • Degree from a reputable institution with a minimum 2:1 or equivalent. Why Join? This is an opportunity to work on strategic, high-value transactions within a globally integrated team. You’ll gain exposure to a wide range of industries and benefit from a supportive environment that encourages growth and professional development.

Job Title: Corporate Associate - M&A and Private Equity Location: London Experience Level: 2-7 years PQE Overview: A leading US law firm in London seeking a Corporate Associate (2-7 PQE) to join their M&A and Private Equity department. This role offers the opportunity to work on complex, cross-border transactions alongside leading private equity sponsors, corporates, and financial institutions. The firm provides excellent training, close collaboration with Partners, and a supportive environment for professional growth. About the team: The Corporate M&A and Private Equity team advises leading private equity sponsors, corporates, and financial institutions, delivering commercially focused, partner-led guidance. Recognised practice advising clients, ranging from start-up companies and global organisations ensuring varied diet of complex transactions. Key Responsibilities: • Advise on domestic and cross-border M&A and private equity transactions, including takeovers, carve-outs, joint ventures., • Act as a trusted advisor to private equity sponsors and portfolio companies, delivering tailored legal solutions throughout the investment lifecycle., • Lead and support upper-middle market acquisitions, dispositions, and carve-outs, ensuring efficient execution and risk management., • Collaborate across all practice areas globally., • Work with clients across diverse sectors, including technology, healthcare, life sciences, manufacturing, and energy. Requirements: • Qualified solicitor in England & Wales with 2+ PQE in the UK, • Strong experience M&A and/or private equity, • Excellent drafting, negotiation, and communication skills, • Commercial awareness and ability to work effectively in a fast-paced, collaborative environment Desired Skills and Experience Job Title: Corporate Associate - M&A and Private Equity Location: London Experience Level: 2-7 years PQE Overview: A leading US law firm in London seeking a Corporate Associate (2-7 PQE) to join their M&A and Private Equity department. This role offers the opportunity to work on complex, cross-border transactions alongside leading private equity sponsors, corporates, and financial institutions. The firm provides excellent training, close collaboration with Partners, and a supportive environment for professional growth. About the team: The Corporate M&A and Private Equity team advises leading private equity sponsors, corporates, and financial institutions, delivering commercially focused, partner-led guidance. Recognised practice advising clients, ranging from start-up companies and global organisations ensuring varied diet of complex transactions. Key Responsibilities: • Advise on domestic and cross-border M&A and private equity transactions, including takeovers, carve-outs, joint ventures., • Act as a trusted advisor to private equity sponsors and portfolio companies, delivering tailored legal solutions throughout the investment lifecycle., • Lead and support upper-middle market acquisitions, dispositions, and carve-outs, ensuring efficient execution and risk management., • Collaborate across all practice areas globally., • Work with clients across diverse sectors, including technology, healthcare, life sciences, manufacturing, and energy. Requirements: • Qualified solicitor in England & Wales with 2+ PQE in the UK, • Strong experience M&A and/or private equity, • Excellent drafting, negotiation, and communication skills, • Commercial awareness and ability to work effectively in a fast-paced, collaborative environment