Legal and general jobs in United Kingdom

Locum Consultant Psychiatrist Salary: £109,725 to £145,478 a year Location: London Start date: ASAP Job Type: Locum, 6 Months Essential • Full GMC registration with a licence to practise including Specialist Registration or within 6 months of completing CCT, • Section 12 approved or able to achieve within 3 months, • MRCPsych or equivalent approved by the Royal College of Psychiatrists., • Valid UK driving licence Job Description • To manage, appraise and give professional supervision to junior medical staff as agreed with the medical director and in accordance with the Trusts policies and procedures., • To ensure that junior doctors working with them are compliant with the Working Time Directive., • To comply with procedures whereby doctors report concerns about professional conduct or competence of medical or other colleagues., • To comply with the principles of practice laid out by the General Medical Council and the Royal College of Psychiatrists., • To maintain professional registration with the General Medical Council (GMC), Mental Health Act Section 12(2) approval, and to abide by professional codes of conduct., • To demonstrate compliance with legal obligations covering clinical practice e.g.Mental Health Act and Code of Practice, Mental Capacity Act, The Children Act., • To participate in annual appraisal for consultants., • To participate annually in a job plan review with the relevant Clinical Director and Service Manager or Managing Director. About Flexzo AI Flexzo AI is a specialist healthcare talent partner dedicated to connecting exceptional clinicians with forward-thinking NHS and independent healthcare services across the UK. We combine deep sector expertise with advanced AI-driven matching technology to ensure a seamless, personalised recruitment experience for both candidates and employers. By applying through Flexzo AI, you will benefit from: • A dedicated consultant guiding you through every stage of the process, • AI-assisted role matching to ensure the post aligns with your skills, career goals, and preferred working style, • Streamlined onboarding support, including assistance with compliance, documentation, and relocation (if applicable), • Exclusive access to roles across multiple NHS Trusts and specialist mental health services

Consultant General Adult Psychiatrist Salary: £109,725 to £145,478 a year Location: London Start date: ASAP Job Type: Temporary Full Time comprising of 10 x sessions Essential • Full GMC registration with a licence to practise including Specialist Registration or within 6 months of completing CCT, • Section 12 approved or able to achieve within 3 months, • MRCPsych or equivalent approved by the Royal College of Psychiatrists., • Valid UK driving licence Clinical duties The post-holder will be expected: • To manage 17 adult inpatients (female) with a variety of psychiatric diagnoses, many of whom will be detained under a section of the Mental Health Act (MHA)., • To conduct assessments, request investigations and contribute to formulation of acutely unwell psychiatric inpatients., • To formulate treatment plans and oversee implementation and evaluation of these treatment plans., • To contribute to management of patient flow with a view to manage bed capacity effectively and avoid or flag up potential delayed transfers of care., • To comply with all legal obligations covering clinical practice e.g. Mental Health Act and Code of Practice, safeguarding procedures., • To complete relevant paperwork, including maintaining the electronic record and participating in routine outcome monitoring of clinical work., • To teach and supervise medical staff and other professionals in all aspects of psychiatric care., • To participate in the daily MDT Meeting and other regular ward or team meetings including staff supervision. To undertake other duties, as negotiated, that contribute to the good functioning of the clinical team., • To take part in weekly Enfield discharge planning meetings and other regular meetings around patient flow involving locality and system colleagues., • To provide clinical and professional leadership within the post and take part in management activities and governance processes related to the post or the wider service within which it is embedded., • As a senior clinician, to have an integral role in the performance of the team, further development of the service, and the development of the clinical pathways and priorities of the service. About Flexzo AI Flexzo AI is a specialist healthcare talent partner dedicated to connecting exceptional clinicians with forward-thinking NHS and independent healthcare services across the UK. We combine deep sector expertise with advanced AI-driven matching technology to ensure a seamless, personalised recruitment experience for both candidates and employers. By applying through Flexzo AI, you will benefit from: • A dedicated consultant guiding you through every stage of the process, • AI-assisted role matching to ensure the post aligns with your skills, career goals, and preferred working style, • Streamlined onboarding support, including assistance with compliance, documentation, and relocation (if applicable), • Exclusive access to roles across multiple NHS Trusts and specialist mental health services Flexzo AI is committed to supporting your long-term career development and ensuring you find a post where you can thrive clinically, professionally, and personally.

About Us We are part of a leading international group of fertility specialists, including CREATE Fertility and IVI London, providing world-class reproductive healthcare across the UK. Our clinics are at the forefront of innovation, offering Natural and Mild IVF meaning, gentler, safer approaches that use little to no fertility medication alongside a full range of advanced treatments, including IVF, IUI, ICSI and fertility preservation. Together, we are committed to evidence-based treatments, cutting-edge technology and personalised, patient-focused care helping to give every patient the best possible chance of success. Key Responsibilities Reporting to the Medical Director and working as part of the multidisciplinary fertility team, the IVF Specialist / Consultant will be responsible for the following: Clinical Practice • Review and assess couples attending the clinic for assisted conception treatment, including detailed medical history evaluation and risk assessment, • Determine suitability for treatment and confirm appropriate ovulation induction protocols, • Monitor response to ovarian stimulation and adjust treatment plans as clinically indicated, • Perform egg retrieval procedures and embryo transfers, • Participate in weekend rota and provide on-call medical cover as required, • Provide counselling support to patients throughout their treatment journey, • Maintain timely and professional communication with referring consultants and general practitioners, • Contribute to regular review of clinic outcomes, protocols, and practices to maintain and improve safety and effectiveness, • Support the medical management and delivery of Fertility and Andrology Clinics, • Participate in data collection, audit, and clinical outcome reporting Research & Teaching • Contribute to, and where appropriate lead, research activity in reproductive medicine, • Support the teaching and supervision of medical undergraduates, postgraduates, and other healthcare professionals, • Promote evidence-based practice and contribute to academic development within the service Quality & Governance • Ensure patient confidentiality is maintained in accordance with clinic policy and relevant legislation including the Data Protection Act, • Maintain accurate, secure, and contemporaneous clinical records in line with regulatory standards, • Work within the legal and regulatory framework governing assisted reproduction in the UK, • Contribute to quality assurance processes, audits, and continuous improvement initiatives, • Support compliance with all HFEA licensing requirements Personal & Professional Development • Maintain professional registration and good standing with the General Medical Council, • Participate in annual appraisal and maintain a Personal Development Plan, • Complete mandatory training requirements and maintain up-to-date competencies, • Engage in Continuing Professional Development and maintain revalidation requirements Experience & Qualifications Essential • CCST or equivalent in Obstetrics & Gynaecology, • Entry on the Specialist Register (or eligibility for entry), • MRCOG or equivalent, • Evidence of working at senior level within an IVF unit, • Demonstrable experience in assisted conception techniques, • Strong communication and organisational skills, • Ability to work effectively within a multidisciplinary team, • Ability to work calmly under pressure Desirable • Subspecialty training in Reproductive Medicine, • Higher degree or research qualification in reproductive medicine, • Evidence of scientific publication record, • Active participation in research, • Demonstrable presentation skills, • Ability to develop local professional networks Professional Values All employees are expected to support the organisation’s vision to be a world leader in reproductive medicine, recognised for excellence in patient care, research, and education. The post holder is expected to demonstrate: • Professional integrity, • Collaborative teamwork, • Commitment to innovation and improvement, • Accountability for high standards of care, • Commitment to personal and team development Additional Information This job description outlines the core responsibilities of the role and is not exhaustive. Duties may evolve in line with service needs and organisational development. The job description will be reviewed as part of the annual performance development process.

We are hiring: Accountant We are recruiting on behalf of our client, office based in London, for an Accountant to join their finance team on a hybrid working model. This role is suited to a detail-oriented and proactive professional with strong accounting expertise and experience in construction, energy, or oil and gas companies. Key Responsibilities: • Perform day-to-day accounting activities, including booking disbursements and cash receipts, • Monitor receivables and payables across multiple legal entities, • Reconcile bank statements for group entities, • Prepare and execute payments via various e-banking platforms, • Support cash flow recording and ensure accurate, timely cash flow analysis, • Collaborate with financial controlling teams to ensure accurate recording of cash in/out activities, • Assist the Country Finance Manager and Controllers with budget monitoring, • Maintain and reconcile balance sheet and general ledger accounts, • Support annual audit processes, • Investigate and resolve audit findings, discrepancies, and compliance issues in coordination with the Country Finance Manager What You Bring: • Bachelor’s degree in Accounting or Finance, • 5+ years of accounting experience, preferably in an international environment, • Experience in a construction, energy, or oil and gas company is required, • Experience in Renewables and/or EPC construction is a strong plus, • Solid knowledge of accounting and tax (VAT, withholding tax, CIT, etc.), • Strong understanding of IFRS and financial reporting requirements, • Proficiency in Microsoft Excel, • SAP experience is required, • Strong organizational and time management skills with the ability to meet deadlines Value-Based Behaviors: • People & personal growth, • Results orientation & safety excellence, • Collaboration & trust, • Empathy & effective communication, • Flexibility & adaptability What Our Client Offers: • Competitive remuneration package, • Pension plan, • Career development opportunities, • Private medical plan If you are interested in this opportunity and meet the requirements, we encourage you to apply.

Senior Legal Counsel Permanent Staff South West London – 8 days per month working from home Renewables/ Oil & Gas sector Are you an experienced Senior Legal Counsel with a strong background/ interest within the Oil & Gas or Renewables sector? Are you seeking your next role? This is a fantastic opportunity for a candidate with a background working for companies within the Energy sector or for candidates from a private practice background who have experience supporting Energy clients A Senior Legal Counsel is required to work for a large Energy company based in South West London. The suitable candidate will report into the Head of Legal and Corporate Affairs and will provide legal support across a broad range of matters in support of the company. The legal function supports the Company and its affiliates in all business areas for both day-to-day operations (e.g., corporate, contractual, regulatory, litigation matters) and extraordinary transactions (such as M&A and project financing). Main responsibilities: Provide high-quality, proactive and commercially focused legal advice across all aspects of Company and its affiliates with regards to all aspects of the CCS business, including: • As the Senior Legal Counsel, you will be reviewing, drafting, negotiating and generally advising on (where appropriate, with external advice and/or support from relevant group functions) transportation and storage agreements, compression and storage agreements, shareholders’ agreements, other joint venture/collaboration/cooperation/development agreements, transportation and processing agreements, construction and tie-in agreements, project construction and engineering agreements, security agreements, procurement contracts, proximity agreements, real estate and planning agreements, service agreements, preliminary agreements, confidentiality agreements and transfer/novation agreements (including execution deeds);, • Advising on legal and regulatory frameworks relevant to the CCS business, including appraisal and storage permits as well as licences and agreements with regulators and any relevant public authority;, • Advising on connection the CCS projects and the relevant entities including in relation to asset transfers, intra-group services and associated regulatory matters, • As the Senior Legal Counsel, you will be advising and assisting on any acquisition and divestiture/M&A activities undertaken or supported by the Company and/or its affiliates including work on due diligence activities, pre-emption analysis, drafting and negotiating sale and purchase agreements, regulatory approvals and supporting general transaction management of these and all related activities;, • Advising on contentious matters and dispute resolution in respect of CCS business, including litigation, arbitration, mediation and expert determination, which may involve preparation/analysis of relevant documentation and correspondence, reporting to the business, engaging and managing external counsel;, • As the Senior Legal Counsel, you will be supporting the Company’s group finance and company secretarial functions on corporate reorganisation, restructuring and liquidations projects, providing legal advice as required;, • Supporting on other UK and international CCS projects and transactions as they may arise from time to time;, • Monitoring changes and updates to relevant legislation and regulation that may affect CCS Business and providing advice and legal analysis of the same., • Internal liaison with the Company and its affiliates’ client departments and other business units/departments and external liaison with joint venture partners, other counterparties including contractors and subcontractors, landowners, government/regulatory authorities, industry groups and external legal and other advisers, in each case attending meetings in person (including travel where required) or remotely, as necessary., • As the Senior Legal Counsel, you will be ensuring full compliance with the Company’s Code of Ethics and Compliance Model, the Company’s group health, safety and environmental policies, procedures and standards and undertaking any other compliance activities that may be required (e.g. claims reporting, Sarbanes-Oxley). Skills and experience required: • As the Senior Legal Counsel, you will have a degree in Law with strong academic results., • Qualified solicitor/barrister or equivalent., • As the Senior Legal Counsel, you will have a strong working knowledge of and relevant experience in some of the following: the UKCS upstream oil and gas industry, CCS, renewable energy development projects, and/or big procurement projects., • Significant prior experience working at a senior level., • Strong communication skills, able to liaise effectively with all stakeholders across the business., • Strong negotiation skills., • Ability to work independently and collaboratively, and to manage high levels of responsibility., • Good computer skills (e.g., Microsoft Office Suite)., • Astute, commercially aware and highly motivated., • Effective communication and negotiation skills., • Fluent level of English.

Job title: Technical Lead Reporting to: Deputy Director of Content Protection and Enforcement, Development Location: London Bridge, London (3 days working from the office, 2 days from home) Start Date : April 2026 About IFPI IFPI is the voice of the recording industry worldwide. IFPI and its National Group network represents the interests of some 8,000 members across the globe. Our mission is to make music thrive by promoting the value of recorded music, campaign for the rights of record producers, and expand the commercial uses of recorded music. IFPI’s head office is located in London, with additional offices in Brussels, Nairobi, Singapore, Miami, Abu Dhabi and a representative office in Beijing. We have affiliated organisations in 70 countries, including national groups and music licensing companies that represent their own region’s member record companies. Our CPE (Global Content Protection & Enforcement) technology team develops tools and systems that safeguard members' rights around the clock — from monitoring online infringement to supporting legal investigations. The role This is a technical leadership role, not a management role. You will be the most senior technical voice in a focused team of three developers, responsible for guiding architecture decisions, shaping delivery practices, and ensuring that the solutions we build are robust, maintainable, and fit for purpose. A significant and growing part of how we develop software is through AI-assisted development. Working closely with senior management, you will champion best practices in agentic AI development — including how to structure projects, write effective prompts and markdown specifications, maintain coding standards across AI-assisted workflows, and coordinate consistent practices across the team. You will also contribute to defining the guardrails that allow the team to move quickly without sacrificing quality. The solutions we build range in scale. Some are small enough to be built rapidly via vibe coding; others require careful architecture, modular design, and production-grade engineering. Your experience is important to identify the differences and lead accordingly. General Responsibilities Architecture & Tech Stack • Provide well-reasoned, defensible decisions about tech stack selection — balancing capability, maintainability, team familiarity, and long-term cost., • Evaluate the best architectural approach according to the specific characteristics of each project, using simplicity, efficiency, robustness, and optimisation as guiding principles., • Challenge solution designs and provide appropriate advice to ensure that systems are broken down sensibly and not over-designed., • Maintain awareness of the broader technology landscape and guide the team toward proven, appropriate choices. AI-Assisted Development Leadership • Work closely with the deputy director to establish protocols and best practices when using AI-based coding to roll out team-wide standards., • Establish conventions for project structure, markdown specifications, prompt design, and code review in AI-assisted workflows., • Identify where AI-assisted development accelerates delivery and where it requires more careful oversight., • Ensure AI-generated code meets the same quality, security, and maintainability standards as hand-written code. Delivery & CI/CD • Orchestrate the delivery of production-ready code, from design through deployment., • Co-coordinate deployment strategies, and release practices appropriate to the team's scale., • Define standards for testing, code review, and code health that the team can follow consistently., • Ensure engineering plans and test schedules are clearly defined and communicated. Team Guidance & Culture • Serve as the lead the team can look to for technical guidance on hard decisions., • Mentor and guide developers of varying experience levels, fostering a collaborative, learning-oriented environment., • Foster a 'you build it, you run it' culture that builds accountability and operational awareness. Position Requirements Essential • 5+ years of professional software development, with meaningful time in a tech lead or senior architect role., • Demonstrated experience making architecture decisions at team or product level — and defending them to stakeholders., • Strong proficiency in Python and at least one modern frontend framework (Vue.js, React, or Angular)., • Solid grasp of SQL database design, RESTful APIs, and backend systems., • Hands-on experience with AWS or equivalent cloud platforms; understanding of cloud-native architecture patterns., • Practical experience with CI/CD tools and DevOps principles in a production environment., • Experience with or genuine enthusiasm for agentic AI coding tools., • An instinct for appropriate simplicity: the ability to resist over-engineering and recognise when a straightforward solution is the right one., • Excellent written and verbal communication; comfortable engaging technical and non-technical audiences alike. Desirable: • Familiarity with agentic AI workflows, prompt engineering, and managing AI-generated code in production., • Experience with web scraping or crawling systems (relevant to our content monitoring work)., • Knowledge of NoSQL technologies (MongoDB preferred)., • Experience with data engineering, ETL processes, or ML-adjacent applications., • AWS certifications, or willingness to obtain them., • Interest in music, copyright, or the broader creative industries. How to apply Candidates who can demonstrate that they meet specifications set out above and can prove that they have the right to work in the UK should send an application to or by post to HR Department, IFPI Secretariat, The Shard, 7th floor, 32 London Bridge Street, London, SE1 9SG. The application should include your CV and a covering letter stating how you meet each requirement. Due to the need to fill this role swiftly, applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis, and we reserve the right to close this advert before the confirmed closing date when we receive sufficient applications. Closing date for applications Monday 6th April 2026 Interview Process We will, having reviewed applications on a rolling basis, seek to conduct interviews with candidates via online or in person. In order to process job applications, IFPI collects personal information submitted by applicants. By applying for this role, you are consenting to that processing. All personal information is processed in line with our privacy policy set out at . EEO Statement IFPI is committed to equal opportunities and welcomes colleagues from a diverse range of backgrounds.

Position - Legal Advisor About KPMG International Together with more than 276,000 colleagues in 138 countries throughout our member firms, people at KPMG imagine big ideas and bring solutions to life for clients both big and small. A role with KPMG International will open a world of opportunity in your career. KPMG International helps set the strategy and protects the reputation of this global organization of independent professional services firms providing Audit, Tax and Advisory services. We deliver value to our member firms and drive positive change in the communities we serve. By joining us you will gain a unique understanding of how a global organization operates and work on projects that impact the whole organization. From setting standards and best practices to developing innovative tech- enabled solutions for clients, you'll be part of a global team changing the way our business operates. We look forward to welcoming you to our team. About this Global Group International Office of General Counsel The International Office of the General Counsel (IOGC) is a high-performing in-house legal team with personnel based in five countries. The team provides legal advice on a wide variety of key strategic matters and legal, regulatory and reputation issues and risks, and also supports the execution of critical business decisions made by KPMGI. About this Team The IOGC is divided into three sub teams. This role will sit within the IOGC Corporate and Commercial sub team which provides legal advice on a broad range of corporate and commercial matters. This includes helping to design and execute global strategic initiatives (including our global insurance programs) and advising on issues related to KPMGI’s structure and network arrangements, KPMGI corporate secretarial matters, KPMGI governance, KPMGI banking & financing and KPMGI insurances. Role summary The role will involve advising on non-contentious insurance matters, including: (i) advising on and supporting the renewal of KPMG's global cyber and PII insurance programs as well as on D&O insurances; (ii) providing guidance and support to member firms in connection with their insurance arrangements and the coverage provided; (iii) drafting and advising on policy wordings; (iv) supporting with the preparation of underwriting submission materials; and (v) assisting with insurance legal and regulatory compliance issues. There will be some limited focus on contentious insurance work which will involve providing support in cyber claims and notifications to insurers and supporting with regularised reporting to insurers on some claims matters. The individual will work under the supervision of two senior insurance lawyers and a Principal/Partner Equivalent in IOGC who is a specialist insurance lawyer. While the insurance-related work will be the focus of the role, it will also involve providing support on more general corporate and commercial matters - for example relating to governance and constitutional matters and contracting, among other areas within the remit of the IOGC Corporate and Commercial sub team. Key Accountabilities • General corporate/commercial matters, • Legal Support in respect KPMG's Global PII Program (advisory/non-contentious), • Legal Support in respect of KPMG's Global Cyber Program (contentious and non-contentious) and other insurances Experience / Knowledge / Qualification • PQE (or equivalent if not England and Wales qualified) experience as a qualified lawyer, although all candidates who demonstrate an ability to fulfill the role will be actively considered., • Excellent technical legal skills (including both advanced technical knowledge of core commercial legal issues and advanced technical legal skills such as research and drafting)., • Understanding of the business drivers affecting, and legal and regulatory risk faced by large global organisations., • Experience of negotiating and advising on commercial contracts would be desirable., • Experience of legal considerations concerning insurance notifications and professional indemnity, cyber and/or D&O insurances more generally would be advantageous but is not essential., • Strong interpersonal and presentation skills and ability to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing., • Ability to work in a highly demanding environment and deliver multiple activities where priorities can change quickly., • Ability to engage and deal with individuals across different functions, geographies and at varying management levels within the organisation., • Ability to work collaboratively and flexibly as part of a supportive team while taking responsibility for own work., • Fluency in English; additional language skills are an advantage but are not essential. Agile/Flexible Working At KPMG International, we are supportive of helping you to achieve a balance between your home and work demands. We are happy to discuss individual requirements and our range of flexible working arrangements could be of interest. Please ask to find out more. KPMG International's commitment to inclusion & diversity At KPMG International, we recognise that we need inclusion and diversity to be successful. We want to attract, retain and develop diverse talent at all levels. This means recruiting from the widest pool of talent across our network and beyond, removing barriers that can prevent our people from reaching their full potential, and fostering a fully inclusive environment which empowers everyone to bring their whole selves to work. Applying with a disability KPMG International is proud to be an inclusive place to work and we are committed to ensuring that you are treated fairly throughout our recruitment process. Should you be successful after the initial application stage, please discuss any reasonable adjustments that you may require with your recruitment contact.

We are looking a banking lawyer, ideally with payments, custody, client assets and digital assets experience, but also anyone who would be interested in upskilling into this area. The incoming consultant will be exposed to a wide range of legal work across the full spectrum of both Wealth Lending products including residential real estate, commercial real estate, aircraft finance, art advisory and subscription credit financing, as well as banking matters such as custody, payments, client assets and digital assets. The role will involve working directly with business teams globally as well as on a global basis. Key Responsibilities: • Support Wealth Legal for Lending by overseeing lending transactions from inception to completion, addressing key legal issues, participating in the negotiation of core documentation and liaising with external counsel and lending advisers, • Provide legal support and advice for banking services, including payments, custody, client assets, digital assets, and other related services, • Provide ongoing support to both Lending and Banking on a variety of legal issues arising in connection with existing transactions and new regulations, • Review product programs, liaise with external counsel and compliance to revise on an on-going basis relevant documentation/templates, advise the business teams on day to day legal questions, • Provide UK regulatory advice on lending and banking products offered at Wealth (e.g., Consumer Credit Act, Regulated Mortgages, payment regulations, digital asset regulations), liaising closely with colleagues in Independent Compliance Risk Management (ICRM)., • Global co-ordination: The role requires regular interaction with global Wealth IF legal and banking legal colleagues (and external counsel as required) to ensure that global product launches and service offerings work from an local legal and regulatory perspective Prior Experience ideally: • A general grounding in financial services regulation and experience (either in private practice or in-house) with lending and banking services is required., • Strong attention to detail: Ability to apply the care and exactness required in client disclosure documentation, • Some experience with applicable FCA (or equivalent) regulation would be beneficial., • Ability to engage with a senior legal team and a multi-functional team on a partnership basis, • Able to meet the time demands of a profitable and market-driven business, • Conceptual thinking, creativity: Ability to view the larger picture of the product/service process and associated risks, and to advise senior management on appropriate structures, • Ability to assimilate complex issues and communicate concisely and clearly, • Able to keep on top of a rapidly evolving regulatory environment whilst assisting the business to develop innovative but appropriate products and structures, • Able to identify legal risk and to escalate issues on an appropriate basis, • Ability to work in a professional but demanding environment The anticipated start date is May 2026. The expected duration of the engagement is 12 months. Please contact: for further details on this.

We are partnering with an international, alternative asset manager which is in growth mode. This business is an established presence in the pan-European private credit arena, with expertise across direct lending, working capital, infrastructure and real estate. In line with their current growth strategy, they are looking to hire a junior lawyer (NQ+) with private funds experience to join the London legal team and who will report directly to the General Counsel. This is an excellent opportunity for a junior lawyer to acquire broad, hands-on exposure in a dynamic, alternative credit platform and receive mentorship from experienced, senior legal professionals from the outset. The successful candidate will: • Actively take part in the structuring of funds, from inception through to execution;, • Assist with regulatory analysis on various business strategies and wider governance matters;, • Support the legal team on more granular, commercial documentation that compliments their funds offering as well as taking a key role in strategic, corporate initiatives, which may be firm-wide scope. The successful candidate will likely be pragmatic, commercially-minded and be able to advise a business with a problem-solving approach and mindset. Please connect with us: ___, 07900 692209 ___, 07944 390723 To keep up to date with Arbuthnot Yon’s postings, please ___ us. Due to a high volume of applications we will only respond to those we deem suitable for the role.

The Construction Project Manager will support Chick-fil-A’s construction efforts across the UK for all restaurant concepts, including traditional and non-traditional locations. The role will support the day to day project management of Chick-fil-A restaurant builds in the UK. This individual will report to the Development & Construction Lead and they will partner with numerous people and teams across the business. Responsibilities: Support Real Estate, Design, and Pre-Construction strategies • Work alongside Real Estate, Developers, and Partners to build the brand through all traditional and non-traditional formats, • Working with the Development & Construction Lead, support and influence site and building design and procurement strategies, processes, and solutions that support real estate negotiations, restaurant development, and sustainable pipeline growth, • Influence a wide range of design complexities for all Restaurant concepts in country, including a high percentage of custom designs. Responsibilities include establishing feasibility and influencing design (e.g. Licensing, In-Lines, Malls), understanding and mitigating risk around complex MEP/geotechnical/environmental challenges (e.g. Free-Standing), and influencing mechanical systems strategy (e.g. In-Lines, Malls), • Support deal negotiations by providing knowledge and input of Chick-fil-A building and site requirements to ensure financial stewardship and expectations of operational quality are upheld, • Provide day to day project management on any new development of Chick-fil-A restaurants in the UK Identify, develop, influence, and support all new strategic partners across the UK • Support the Development & Construction Lead to introduce the Chick-fil-A brand to all new partners, • Support the Development & Construction Lead to manage partner contracts, lead them through the project approvals process, ensure they are delivering on each project, and equip them to represent Chick-fil-A well in new markets, • Partners include: surveyors, civil engineers, landscape architects, planning consultants, utility consultants, cost consultants, traffic consultants, land use attorneys, geotechnical/environmental consultants, environmental outside counsel, architects, kitchen designers, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and structural consultants, sign vendors, equipment vendors, political consultants, general contractors, and project management consultants Develop structure and remove barriers to enable Chick-fil-A’s expansion into the UK by leveraging/adapting US programs where it makes sense and building new UK programs • Represent Chick-fil-A at planning meetings and other project specific meetings requiring professional development and design presence, • Create, adapt, and implement scalable development and construction processes (contracting, methods, design standards, construction practices, etc.) for traditional and non-traditional restaurants, • Partner with National Accounts to source, onboard, and lead many new UK partners, • Provide strategic vision and leadership for big change management initiatives (e.g. LEAN development and innovative construction methodologies) Financial stewardship • Financial responsibilities for construction site costs, • Partner with cost consultants to ensure we tender, evaluate, and procure the scope of work through qualified construction partners Influence organisational stakeholders • Partner with Real Estate on site finding, • Partner with organisational stakeholders such as Operators, Real Estate, Legal, Field Operations, Supply Chain, Technology, Restaurant Experience, and Public Affairs to ensure effective communication, teamwork, and great results, • Partner with Franchisee Selection to support the selection/onboarding of Operators and assist in determining timing of Grand Openings, • Work closely with the Operator to communicate all turnover and opening dates, and ensure the team is focused on delivering with excellence and zero punch list, • Represent Chick-fil-A in values and in practice to landlords during development, construction, turnover, and during the contractor and landlord’s warranty period Qualifications • Bachelor’s degree Construction, Architecture, Engineering, or related field, • Background in construction, consistently delivering the highest quality final product, • Previous UK restaurant/retail development and construction experience, • Ability to manage multiple projects of varying complexities at the same time, • Strong organisational skills, • Demonstrated interpersonal skills, • Effective communicator (written, verbal, as an individual, and in group setting), • Previous experience in selecting/developing partners and building high performing teams, • Strong financial acumen, • Strong technical capabilities (e.g. electrical, mechanical, civil), • Strong understanding of the planning approval process, • Strong background in project management and contract negotiations Minimum Years of Experience 4 Travel Requirements 50% + Required Level Of Education Bachelor's Degree

Partner | Commercial | London’s West End An established and growing West End law firm is seeking a Commercial Partner to play a key role in the next phase of its expansion. With ambitious plans to significantly grow the firm in the next few years, this is a rare opportunity for a senior commercial lawyer to shape a practice, influence strategy and build long-term value within a collaborative, full-service environment. This role will appeal to a Partner (or senior lawyer ready for partnership) looking for greater autonomy, visibility and the opportunity to leave a genuine imprint on a firm’s future direction. The Firm This well-established West End practice advises a diverse UK and international client base, including owner-managed businesses, entrepreneurs, investors and high-net-worth individuals. The firm operates as a multi-disciplined platform, with strong complementary practices across Corporate, Real Estate, Dispute Resolution and Private Client, creating consistent cross-referral opportunities. The firm has clear ambitions to double in size over the coming years, with investment across all practice areas. Commercial work is viewed as a cornerstone of this strategy, and the firm is keen to appoint a senior hire who wants to help build, lead and grow the offering. Culturally, the firm is collaborative and partner-led, with decision-making that is transparent and commercial. Partners are trusted to run their practices with autonomy, supported by a flexible, non-bureaucratic structure and a genuine focus on long-term sustainability rather than short-term billing targets. The Role The firm is looking to appoint a Commercial Partner to strengthen and grow its Commercial practice in the West End. You will advise on a broad range of commercial matters, including commercial contracts, shareholder and joint venture arrangements, strategic advisory work, and general commercial support for businesses across a variety of sectors. There is significant scope to work closely with colleagues across the firm, leveraging existing client relationships and developing new ones. With all the support you need, you’ll be kept client facing to ensure you can spend your time efficiently and effectively. This is a role with real strategic influence. You will have the autonomy to shape the direction of the Commercial practice, develop client relationships and contribute to firm-wide growth initiatives. For the right individual, there is also the opportunity to mentor and develop junior lawyers, helping to build a team around you as the practice expands. The Candidate The firm would welcome applications from: • An established Commercial Partner, or, • A Senior Associate / Legal Director ready to step into partnership You will have: • A strong technical background in commercial law, • A demonstrable track record of advising clients on complex commercial matters, • A strong business development acumen, • A collaborative mindset and appetite to contribute to the wider firm, • An interest in playing a long-term role in a growing practice What’s On Offer • A market competitive salary with a clear route to equity, • A high-quality West End platform with ambitious growth plans, • Genuine autonomy and influence over your practice, • Access to an established and loyal client base, • Support for strategic business development and team growth, • A collaborative, non-hierarchical partnership culture, • Flexible and hybrid working arrangements This is an opportunity for a Commercial Partner to join a firm at an exciting stage of its development, offering the chance to build something your own and have a say on the direction of the commercial practice, all whilst working within a supportive and entrepreneurial environment. For a confidential discussion, please apply or reach out to Freddie Bolwell to find out more.

Role Overview： We are looking for an experienced In-House Legal Counsel to support the legal and compliance needs of our fast-growing internet platform business across the UK market. In this role, you will work closely with our management team and cross-functional stakeholders to provide pragmatic, business-focused legal advice, manage legal and regulatory risk, and support our commercial and strategic objectives. The role offers broad exposure to contract negotiation, regulatory compliance, corporate governance, and platform-related matters as the business scales. Key Responsibilities： • Draft, review, negotiate, and manage a wide range of commercial agreements, including supplier contracts, partnership agreements, and NDAs., • Provide clear, practical legal advice to management and internal stakeholders on commercial, regulatory, and operational matters., • Support corporate governance and general corporate matters, including entity management and internal policies., • Ensure ongoing compliance with applicable UK laws and regulations, including data protection and privacy requirements., • Monitor legal and regulatory developments relevant to internet platforms and digital services., • Manage disputes and claims, and liaise with external counsel and advisors when required., • Assist in establishing and improving internal legal processes, contract templates, and compliance frameworks Requirements： • Qualification as a solicitor in the UK or an equivalent qualification recognised in England & Wales., • Minimum of 3 years’ post-qualification experience in commercial, corporate, or in-house legal roles., • Proven experience drafting and negotiating contracts governed by English law., • Solid understanding of UK legal and regulatory frameworks., • Knowledge of data protection and privacy laws (UK GDPR)., • Strong analytical, communication, and stakeholder management skills., • Ability to work independently in a fast-paced environment and manage multiple matters simultaneously., • Fluency in both Chinese and English (written and spoken). What We Offer: • Competitive salary and employee benefits, • Opportunity to work closely with senior management and contribute to key business decisions, • Broad exposure to commercial and regulatory legal matters within an internet platform business, • A collaborative, pragmatic, and growth-oriented working environment If you are interested in building legal foundations within a growing platform business and supporting long-term, sustainable growth, we would be pleased to hear from you.

Senior Legal Counsel (Pensions) – Hybrid, Central London An innovative, high-growth fintech and award-winning pensions provider is seeking a Senior Legal Counsel to join its expanding in-house legal team, reporting directly to the General Counsel. This is a high-impact UK-focused role, offering genuine influence as the company continues to scale and invest in its legal function. The Role • Act as the primary pensions expert, advising on complex legal issues related to death benefits, transfers, customer matters, compliance, and policy development., • Draft and update policies, proactively manage regulatory developments, and ensure positive engagement with the Financial Ombudsman and other regulators., • Provide commercially minded legal advice across teams, supporting clear communication and collaboration., • Play a key part in shaping a legal team expected to grow further in the coming years. The Team & Structure • Reporting into the General Counsel as part of an international team of four., • Anticipated future investment, with an additional Senior Counsel to join in 2026-27, and further reports expected to this role by 2028. About You • Qualified solicitor with at least 8 years’ PQE and strong pensions legal expertise., • In-house and/or private practice backgrounds welcomed., • Passionate about pensions law, proactive, and able to operate independently and collaboratively., • Excellent communication skills, with a clear, positive approach to stakeholder engagement., • Interest from candidates based outside London is encouraged. Offer, Culture, Progression • Hybrid working (Central London HQ). No set office requirement but c.2 days per month expected., • Significant role progression

Legal Counsel Global Consumer / Hospitality Business | London (Hybrid) We’re working with a high-growth, international consumer brand operating across 20+ countries and 700+ locations. With a strong culture, ambitious expansion plans and a genuinely collaborative environment, this is a brilliant opportunity to join a business at a key point in its global journey. This role sits at the heart of the legal function, partnering closely with the General Counsel and senior leadership to support strategic growth, international expansion and day-to-day operations. The Opportunity This is a broad, high-impact in-house role with genuine visibility across the business. You’ll operate as a key advisor to senior stakeholders, including the Global Leadership Team, working across a wide range of commercial and strategic matters. The remit is truly international—supporting projects and operations across Europe, the US, the Middle East and Asia—offering a level of exposure that is rare at this stage of your career. You’ll be given autonomy, responsibility and the chance to shape how legal supports a fast-moving, consumer-facing business. Key Responsibilities • Lead on a range of complex, high-value legal matters across multiple jurisdictions, • Provide pragmatic, commercially focused advice to senior stakeholders across the business, • Draft, review and negotiate a wide variety of commercial agreements (including supplier, technology and franchise agreements), • Support franchise arrangements and expansion initiatives globally, • Advise on corporate transactions and M&A activity, • Oversee intellectual property matters, working with external counsel on strategy and protection, • Manage disputes and litigation, including coordination of external counsel, • Support governance, policy development and implementation across jurisdictions, • Identify and mitigate legal and regulatory risks across different markets, • Play a key role in cross-functional projects, acting as a trusted business partner About You • Qualified lawyer with c.2–7 years’ PQE, • Strong grounding in commercial contracts (private practice or in-house), • Experience in a consumer, retail, hospitality or franchising environment is advantageous but not essential, • Commercially minded, pragmatic and solutions-focused, • Confident engaging with senior stakeholders and influencing decision-making, • Comfortable working in a fast-paced, evolving environment, • Able to manage multiple priorities and operate with a high degree of autonomy, • International exposure or interest in cross-border work is beneficial Why This Role? • Broad, international remit early in your in-house career, • High visibility with senior leadership, including direct exposure to the GC, • Opportunity to work across a diverse mix of legal areas (commercial, franchising, IP, disputes, corporate), • Fast-growing, dynamic business with a strong culture and clear growth trajectory, • Genuine opportunity to shape the role and make an impact For more information please feel free to reach out to Martin Evensen -

Commercial Property Legal Counsel (0-4 PQE) - EV Charging & Utilities - London (Hybrid) *This role requires previous experience with EV Charging, IDNO / DNO or Property Utilities. Role: In-House Real Estate / Property Lawyer / Commercial Property Legal Counsel (0-4 PQE) Sector: EV & Utilities Infrastructure PQE: 0–4 years Location: London Working pattern: 3 days per week on site (Tuesday–Thursday) Role Overview This is an opportunity to join a fast-growing EV and energy infrastructure business operating at the heart of the UK’s transition to net zero. The organisation develops, owns, and operates critical infrastructure across EV charging and grid-connected assets. The legal team sits within a collaborative in-house function of four, led by General Counsel, and works closely with property, construction, commercial, and operations teams. This role is ideal for someone looking to move from private practice into an in-house environment, or an in-house lawyer seeking broader exposure. Key Responsibilities • Support the acquisition, development, and management of land and property assets, • Draft, review, and negotiate property-related agreements (leases, licences, easements, wayleaves, options), • Advise on real estate aspects of infrastructure and utility projects, • Work closely with internal property and development teams, • Support external counsel where required, • Assist with due diligence on new sites and acquisitions, • Provide pragmatic, commercial legal advice to a scaling business Key Requirements • Qualified solicitor (England & Wales) or equivalent, • 0–4 years PQE (applications from more senior lawyers welcomed), • Background in real estate, property, utilities, energy, or infrastructure law, • Experience or interest in renewables, EV charging, grid, DNO/IDNO, or utilities environments, • Strong commercial awareness and ability to work in a fast-moving in-house setting If this is of interest please apply on LinkedIn or email

London (Hybrid – 3 days office) TT Electronics, a global electronics manufacturer powering everything from satellites to stairlifts (yes, even the Mars Rover!), is looking for a proactive, commercially minded Group Legal Counsel to join their small but high‑impact legal team. With a new CEO, renewed momentum, and a focus on growth - including an active M&A agenda - this is an exceptional opportunity to step into a broad, influential, high‑visibility role at a UK‑listed PLC. Why TT Electronics? • A close‑knit, high‑energy legal team with real influence, • Exposure to the full legal spectrum: commercial, M&A, compliance, governance, IP, litigation, • A business with real engineering expertise and a compelling growth story, • Head office relocated to London (Bank) in 2026 - bringing new energy into the organisation, • Genuine opportunity to shape legal strategy and partner directly with leadership This is the perfect role for someone wanting to move in‑house or take the next step up in responsibility - breadth, ownership, and variety come as standard. The Role As Group Legal Counsel – Europe, you’ll report directly to the Group General Counsel & Company Secretary and act as a trusted advisor across TT’s UK and EU operations. You’ll handle: Core Responsibilities • Leading on commercial contracting across customers, suppliers, consultancy and distribution agreements, • Supporting and leading elements of M&A transactions, including diligence, execution and integration, • Supporting compliance across data protection, export controls, anti‑bribery, and wider regulatory matters, • Managing litigation and disputes, • Contributing to strong corporate governance across EU, • Advising on IP considerations (primarily soft IP), • Partnering with business leaders as a genuine “sounding board”, • Liaising with top‑tier external counsel, • Providing training across sites - including UK travel and occasional trips to Asia You’ll work closely with a small, agile legal team including the GC, a Deputy CoSec, a US-qualified lawyer, and your counterpart in the UK/Asia region. What We're Looking For • England & Wales qualified solicitor, • 4+ PQE (sweet spot: 4–8 PQE), • Strong background in M&A (either in practice or in‑house), • Experience in commercial contracts with an interest to learn more, • Ability to communicate complex issues simply and effectively, • A collaborative, positive personality – cultural fit is key, • Someone who loves rolling up their sleeves and getting stuck in, • No sector experience needed (but always a bonus) This is a role for someone who wants variety, visibility, and meaningful impact - not a siloed specialist seat. Working Pattern & Environment • 3 days/week in the office, • Travel to UK sites encouraged (4–6 times per year), • Join a vibrant head office of ~20 people with real cross‑functional collaboration Interested? Let's Talk If you - or someone you know - would thrive in a dynamic environment with huge breadth and the chance to work closely with senior leadership at a UK PLC, I’d love to hear from you. Drop me a message or email for a confidential chat.

Position Summary: Play a critical role in the operation of the NBA’s compliance program with responsibility for managing the EME region’s compliance with applicable law and NBA policy, including leading the third-party due diligence vetting process across the region. This position will based in our office in London. Primary Responsibility: • Lead third-party due diligence in accordance with the NBA’s policies and procedures, with first line responsibility for assessing and advising legal, regulatory, and reputational risk., • Proactively analyse relevant deal terms, third-party information, and risk reports in connection with due diligence reviews, provide assessments to the Deputy Chief Compliance Officer., • Draft reports that succinctly summarize findings and provide a recommended course of action., • Provide general compliance assistance to employees in the region, including advising on best practices and complex compliance issues, particularly in the areas of anti-bribery and corruption, sanctions, conflicts-of-interest, and business conduct., • Provide ongoing guidance on adherence to NBA compliance policies., • Support regional business lawyers in analysing compliance-related contractual provisions and assessing risk., • Give due diligence and other training to regional employees., • Effectively track and communicate the status of open issues., • Maintain broad knowledge of compliance best practices and trends. Required Skills/Knowledge • Demonstrated experience balancing commercial goals and risk, with an ability to think strategically and creatively., • Strong analytical, writing, and verbal communication skills, with an exceptional level of attention to detail., • Robust, proactive problem-solving skills and ability to identify and facilitate solutions., • Ability to work autonomously, accurately, and efficiently while balancing a high-volume workload., • Experience working collaboratively in cross-border environments with legal colleagues and business clients., • Knowledge of and experience advising clients on anti-bribery and anti-corruption law, sanctions, and other compliance-related laws and regulations is preferred but not required. Experience Requirements • Minimum 4-7 years’ PQE or post-admission experience gained at a London or NY office of a top-tier multinational law firm or similar office elsewhere and/or a multi-national company. Educational Background • Law degree from a top tier university in the U.S. or U.K., • Qualified as a Solicitor in England and Wales and/or admitted to the NY bar (or other US jurisdiction). If you are interested in hearing more about this position, please submit your CV via by clicking the apply button.

We are seeking a junior to mid-level Real Estate Lawyer (c. 2–5 PQE) to join the London-based real estate investment and development company of a sovereign wealth fund. This is a broad, business-facing role offering exceptional exposure to senior stakeholders and a diverse UK and international real estate portfolio. While the position has a strong real estate focus, there will be a chance to work on matters across commercial contracts, employment law, and IP/data protection. London 5 days per week on-site Salary: £70,000 to £90,000 The Role • Managing a wide range of real estate matters, including retail and office leases and associated asset management documentation, • Reviewing and overseeing consumer and service contracts with third-party providers, • Updating internal policies and drafting papers for the General Counsel and Board in response to legal and regulatory developments affecting UK assets, • Running legal projects, document management, and case oversight, • Supporting broader matters involving commercial contracts, employment law, and intellectual property About You: • Qualified lawyer with approximately 2–5 years’ PQE, • Solid training and experience in commercial real estate, • Comfortable working independently while maintaining strong communication and reporting lines, • Confident in advising senior stakeholders, including the General Counsel and Board, • Strong organisational skills with the ability to balance multiple matters and manage risk effectively You will be working in offices overlooking some of the best views of London and based close to the station. This role requires the Real Estate Lawyer to be on site 5 days per week. To register and interest, please send through your updated CV to Please note our advertisements use PQE/salary levels purely as a guide. However we are happy to consider applications from all candidates who are able to demonstrate the skills necessary to fulfil the role. At LAW Absolute we endeavour to respond to all applications within 48 hours. However due to the volume of applications we receive we may not be able to respond to every candidate individually. If you have not heard from us within a 48 hour timeframe your application has not been successful and your details have not been retained. LAW Absolute acts as an employment business for temporary recruitment and as an employment agency for fixed term contract and permanent recruitment.

A long-standing client, one of the Big 4, is looking to engage an experienced Corporate Lawyer at Senior Manager level for a 6-month assignment, starting ASAP in London. This is an exciting opportunity, reporting into the Deputy General Counsel, and will involve providing comprehensive legal support across a wide variety of corporate, finance, and general commercial matters. The successful individual will likely have upwards of 7 years’ PQE and will lead on corporate transactional matters, including acquisitions and disposals. They will also support and advise the finance team on external financing and be involved in drafting, reviewing, and negotiating a range of transactional and commercial contracts. In-house experience is required (ideally within Professional Services or similarly large, complex organisations), along with an exceptional ability to build credibility and trust with senior leadership. A hybrid working policy is in place and a competitive daily rate is on offer (inside IR35).

We are working with a highly dynamic, fast-moving consumer business based in West London who are seeking a Legal Counsel (5-7 years PQE) to join its in-house legal team. This is a broad, hands-on role offering genuinely varied work in a fast-paced B2C environment, with close exposure to commercial decision-making across the business. The Role: Working closely with senior stakeholders, the Legal Counsel will provide pragmatic, commercially focused legal advice across a wide range of matters, including: • Drafting, reviewing and negotiating a variety of commercial agreements, including supplier, distribution, marketing, advertising, sponsorship and technology contracts., • Advising on UK consumer law, including product launches, pricing, promotions, advertising and customer-facing terms and conditions., • Partnering with marketing, product, digital and commercial teams to support new initiatives and campaigns., • Supporting data protection and privacy matters (GDPR)., • Managing external legal advisers where required., • Assisting with general corporate, governance and day-to-day legal matters., • Contributing to the ongoing development of legal processes and templates within a growing in-house function. Candidate Profile: • Qualified solicitor in England & Wales (or equivalent)., • Ideally 5–7 years’ PQE straight from Private Practice, a background from a Global Consumer Business or a mix of private practice and inhouse., • Strong experience in commercial contracts, ideally within a consumer or B2C context., • Comfortable operating in a fast-moving, changeable environment., • Commercial, practical and confident working directly with non-legal stakeholders., • In-house experience is advantageous but not essential. If you have the skills above and are interested in discussing this opportunity in more detail, please kindly share your CV with Sarah -

A leading specialty lines Insurer are searching for a Legal Counsel to join their team in London. You will be responsible for: Negotiating Insurance distribution agreements Agreeing general commercial contracts Advising underwriters on coverage and wordings Advising the Claims teams on coverage queries and pre litigation matters Ad hoc project work impacting the global organisation You will be: UK qualified Lawyer (or common Law) c. 2-5 years PQE Experienced in the UK insurance market - Ideally with some exposure to the Lloyd's market Either coming from an Insurance (corporate or litigation) practice in a Law firm, or from another Insurer/Reinsurer in an in-house Legal role.

In-House Legal Counsel London | Hybrid Mid‑Senior Level (3+ PQE) Are you a corporate or funds lawyer looking to broaden your experience across the full spectrum of asset management work? This is an excellent opportunity to step into a high‑impact in‑house role within a leading global investment manager. The Opportunity Our client, a well‑established international asset management firm, is seeking a Legal Counsel to join their high‑performing, collaborative Legal team. You’ll support a broad range of work spanning institutional mandates, trading and derivatives oversight, distribution arrangements, contractual matters, and general regulatory advisory. This role offers genuine breadth, ideal for lawyers coming from a corporate, funds, or financial services background who are keen to develop into a more holistic asset management counsel. What You’ll Be Doing You’ll work closely with colleagues across Legal, Institutional Client teams, Compliance, Operations and external advisers on matters such as: • Reviewing and negotiating investment management agreements and institutional client arrangements, • Oversight of derivatives and trading documentation (liaising with specialist external counsel), • Advising on UCITS, AIFMD, MiFID and wider regulatory requirements, • Supporting unlisted equity transactions, debt restructurings and other investment‑related matters, • Drafting, reviewing and negotiating commercial contracts and service provider agreements, • Providing legal input on cross‑business projects and initiatives, • Contributing to legal know‑how, precedents and internal best practice Who We’re Looking For Essential: • Qualified Solicitor (Minimum 3+ PQE) trained at a leading law firm, • Experience in financial services or funds (in-house or private practice), • Strong commercial judgement and stakeholder management, • Pragmatic, solutions‑oriented approach Desirable but nor required: • Exposure to unlisted equity transactions or debt restructurings, • Prior Working knowledge of UCITS, AIFMD or MiFID, • Experience negotiating institutional/segregated account documentation, • in-house, secondment or client-side experience, • Experience with UK regulatory frameworks (including Consumer Duty) Why This Role? • Join a respected, people‑centric legal function with strong visibility across the business, • Diverse, international scope of work, • Hybrid working model, • Supportive culture built on collaboration, integrity and client focus, • A chance to broaden from a narrower corporate/funds practice into a truly multi‑disciplinary asset management role If you’re a corporate or funds lawyer ready to take the next step into a more rounded commercial and regulatory role within asset management, this position offers the perfect platform.

Leveraged Finance Lawyer (5–11 PQE) – 6–12 Month Contract £700–£800/day (umbrella) London – 4 days in office (some flex for the right candidate) A leading global investment bank is looking to hire a Senior Counsel to join its London-based legal team on a long-term contract. This is a broad, strategic role supporting their European corporate banking and leveraged finance business, alongside advisory work for wider investment banking activities. Key Responsibilities • Advise on corporate lending and leveraged finance matters, including negotiation and review of loan market documentation., • Support project work across cross‑border business, regulatory developments, legal process improvements and new initiatives., • Review and Management of relevant documentation for leverage finance and corporate banking, including review of NDAs, hold harmless and reliance letters, • Provide advisory support on investment banking matters: conflicts, regulatory queries, internal processes, and general transactional issues., • Assist with internal group financing arrangements., • Support ECM transactions (placings, block trades, IPOs, secondaries) including documentation review and risk analysis., • Maintain legal matter trackers and contribute to internal governance., • A leveraged finance or corporate banking lawyer (5–11 PQE)., • In‑house experience helpful but not essential., • Someone comfortable operating in a small, agile team with a focus on legal risk management and improving processes, rather than hands-on deal execution. If this role is of interst please apply for more information.

Role: Compliance Associate Working Pattern: 5 days per week (4 days in the office) Start Date: ASAP Duration: 3 to 6 months (with potential extension) About the Role We are seeking an experienced Compliance Associate to support a growing and high performing in-house Legal & Compliance function on a fixed-term basis. This role offers exposure to a broad range of compliance, regulatory, and investigative work within a highly regulated pharmaceutical environment. The successful candidate will work closely with the Legal & Compliance team to support financial crime compliance, risk management, policy development, and internal investigations. Key Responsibilities • Supporting the Legal & Compliance team across a range of compliance and investigation matters, • Conducting third-party due diligence on suppliers, including use of Dun & Bradstreet, • Assisting with financial crime compliance initiatives (bribery, corruption, fraud), • Supporting risk assessments, compliance audits, and control testing exercises, • Preparing and maintaining risk registers to identify and manage legal, regulatory, and operational risks, • Updating and maintaining compliance policies and procedures, • Assisting with internal compliance workshops and risk assessment exercises, • Supporting competition and antitrust compliance activities, • Preparing presentations and materials for internal stakeholders, • Providing general support on ad hoc compliance projects Required Skills & Experience • Prior experience in a legal compliance role within a corporate environment, • Working knowledge of financial crime compliance frameworks, • Knowledge of the UK Bribery Act, • Knowledge of the Modern Slavery Act, • Strong analytical skills and attention to detail, • Ability to manage multiple workstreams in a fast-paced environment Desirable Experience • Experience within the pharmaceutical or life sciences sector, • Exposure to transaction testing or general ledger review, • Experience supporting internal investigations This is an excellent opportunity for a proactive and detail-oriented compliance professional to gain hands-on experience within a dynamic and regulated international business.

An exceptional opportunity has arisen for a data privacy lawyer to join the London office of a leading international law firm in a broad and strategic Assistant General Counsel position. Sitting within the firm’s global data function, this role offers the chance to play a key part in shaping and supporting the organisation’s approach to data protection, governance and responsible data use across an international platform. Why Apply • Strategic impact – take on a visible role advising on global data privacy frameworks and governance initiatives across a major international organisation, • Broad and varied remit – work on a wide range of complex data privacy matters spanning governance, operations and emerging technologies, • High visibility role – collaborate closely with senior stakeholders and contribute to firmwide data strategy and risk management, • Cutting-edge work – advise on complex international privacy matters, including emerging technologies and AI, within a sophisticated global legal environment, • Excellent environment – join a highly respected organisation offering an attractive six-figure salary, benefits and hybrid working The successful candidate will provide practical legal advice on global privacy frameworks, support the development of data governance strategies and ensure that personal data is handled responsibly and in line with regulatory expectations, including in relation to emerging technologies and AI. The role will also involve reviewing how personal data is collected, stored and used across the organisation, contributing to data governance initiatives and advising on processes including procurement and third-party arrangements. Close collaboration with stakeholders across the business will be required to support new initiatives, operational processes and evolving regulatory requirements, including privacy impact assessments and incident response where required. Candidate Profile This role would suit a commercially minded data privacy lawyer who enjoys working closely with stakeholders and providing practical, solutions-focused advice. Candidates will have experience advising on global privacy laws and regulatory frameworks, ideally gained within an international law firm or comparable professional services environment, and experience supporting the practical implementation of privacy programmes. The ability to operate calmly under pressure and provide confident, practical advice on privacy issues at short notice is essential. The firm is ideally seeking candidates with around 4–5 years’ experience, though strong applicants outside this range will also be considered. The Opportunity This is an excellent opportunity for a privacy lawyer seeking a broad in-house role with strategic exposure and close interaction with senior leadership. The successful candidate will play an important part in supporting the organisation’s global data governance framework, advising on privacy compliance, reviewing data handling practices and contributing to a range of data-related initiatives across the firm’s international operations.

Arthur are partnered with a (re)insurer that are seeking an experienced Compliance Manager to lead and oversee the organisation’s compliance function. Reporting into the CRO, This position is responsible for monitoring conduct and regulatory compliance risks, supporting effective governance, and ensuring that the organisation adheres to all relevant legal, regulatory, and internal policy requirements. Key Duties • Manage and maintain the organisation’s compliance framework, including monitoring activities, policies, procedures, and supporting tools., • Provide guidance and advice to internal teams on regulatory and compliance requirements., • Monitor conduct risk and general compliance risks, including those related to outsourced service providers., • Maintain accurate records, registers, logs, and documentation supporting the compliance framework., • Escalate identified risks, issues, or breaches promptly and ensure appropriate actions are taken., • Support the development and implementation of compliance policies aligned with the organisation’s overall strategy., • Produce internal compliance reporting, including reporting on whistleblowing arrangements and compliance activities., • Develop and maintain management information (MI) tools and reporting systems to demonstrate regulatory and statutory compliance., • Oversee and maintain the organisation’s incident management processes., • Continuously review and improve compliance processes and working practices, contributing to a culture of continuous improvement., • Ensure all compliance activities reflect the organisation’s governance and accountability obligations., • Prepare and submit regulatory reports and filings to relevant authorities within required timeframes., • Oversee compliance training programmes, including learning platforms and compliance-related onboarding for new employees., • Monitor regulatory developments and external guidance to proactively address new or changing compliance requirements., • Review and oversee the policies and procedures of outsourced providers to ensure they meet regulatory standards., • Conduct compliance reviews and assessments to evaluate adherence to relevant regulations, internal policies, and best practices. About You • You must have demonstrable compliance experience within insurance, ideally with exposure to reinsurance., • Completed, or actively progressing toward, a recognised compliance professional qualification (e.g., CISI or equivalent), alongside practical experience in an operational compliance role., • Strong knowledge of FCA and PRA regulatory requirements, including the Senior Managers and Certification Regime (SMCR), and familiarity with relevant industry standards., • Highly organised, methodical, and detail-focused, with strong analytical abilities and the capacity to interpret complex information quickly and accurately., • Demonstrated experience in regulatory horizon scanning, with the ability to proactively identify emerging regulatory developments and adapt compliance frameworks accordingly., • Proven ability to produce high-quality reports, documentation, and management information to support regulatory compliance and internal decision-making. If you have relevant insurance expeirence within compliance, please apply!

An established, successful event-driven and macro hedge fund, regulated by FCA and SEC, is now looking for a Compliance Analyst to join their Legal and Compliance team, based in their London, Mayfair headquarters. This is a new role in response to growth – just last year the business performed excellently again, so it’s an exciting period for this team and a great time to join. You will report directly to the General Counsel and Chief Compliance Officer for the business and perform a broad role encompassing most areas of the compliance framework, and cover some legal responsibilities too. The responsibilities include, but are not limited to: • Investigating potential compliance issues for new business projects, including new funds and business lines;, • Contributing to amendments of the compliance manual and helping shape future policies and procedures;, • Helping prepare the firm with FCA and SEC filings and quarterly/annual reviews, respectively;, • Assisting across a broad range of topics, such as SM&CR, surveillance and monitoring, marketing rules and sanctions;, • Working in a legal capacity (if desired) by negotiating/amending a wide scope of agreements such as NDAs, third-party marketing agreements, research agreements, IMAs etc. What skills are we looking for? • Ideally, 1 year of prior experience in a compliance/legal role in a hedge fund, asset manager or other business in the alternative assets space;, • A strong, prior academic background, ideally to undergraduate level. A competitive base salary is on offer, along with an annual discretionary bonus and benefits (medical, dental etc.) This role is full time in their Mayfair office, but our client does offer some flexibility around working hours as and when needed. To apply or for more info please contact: Matt Bloxham: Celene Yon: To keep up to date with Arbuthnot Yon’s postings, please ___ us. Due to a high volume of applications, we will only respond to those we deem suitable for the role.

We are partnering with a Global giant seeking a talented Legal Counsel to join its dynamic in-house legal team. This is an exciting opportunity to work within a fast-paced, brand-driven environment, supporting a globally recognised business at the forefront of innovation, creativity, and craftsmanship. Key Responsibilities • Provide high-quality, commercially focused legal advice across a broad range of matters, with a strong emphasis on general commercial contracts, • Act as a key legal partner to the marketing and brand teams, advising on campaigns, advertising, sponsorships, influencer agreements, and digital content, • Review, draft, and negotiate a wide variety of agreements, including supplier, distribution, licensing, and collaboration contracts, • Advise on legal and regulatory issues relating to marketing, promotions, and consumer-facing initiatives, • Support on intellectual property matters, including brand protection, licensing, and enforcement (highly advantageous), • Work closely with cross-functional stakeholders across the business, including commercial, product, and senior leadership teams, • Manage external counsel where required and ensure cost-effective delivery of legal services, • Contribute to the development and implementation of internal policies, processes, and training Key Requirements • Qualified lawyer with 5–8 years’ post-qualification experience, ideally gained in a leading law firm and/or in-house environment, • Strong general commercial experience, with a proven track record of drafting and negotiating complex agreements, • Demonstrated experience supporting marketing and brand teams in a consumer-facing business, • Intellectual property experience is highly advantageous, particularly within a brand-led or luxury environment, • Excellent communication skills, with the ability to engage and influence a wide range of stakeholders, • Commercially minded, pragmatic, and solutions-oriented, • Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, evolving environment with competing priorities If you have the skills above and would like to discuss the opportunity in more detail, please kindly share your CV with Sarah

Account Executive- Commercial Account Executives are instrumental in the strategic management of client relationships, championing insurance products and maintaining a high standard of customer service. This pivotal role requires a thorough understanding of insurance policies, risk management, and excellent communication skills, both in managing client relationships and leading internal teams. The role involves a combination of handling and developing your own clients end-to-end, as well as working with Account Handlers and other Directors to meet clients’ needs, ultimately helping the business achieve its objectives and drive continued growth. You will also be responsible for line managing a team, predominantly Account Handlers. This includes people management and overseeing personal development. Key Responsibilities: Client Acquisition and Retention • Service and administer a portfolio of commercial and property insurance clients in a timely, professional, and compliant manner. Analyse clients’ insurance needs and recommend suitable coverage options, liaising with the wider team where required., • Ensure the Demands & Needs (DNA) process is followed for all clients, with particular focus on increasing penetration in areas currently below company average, such as D&O and Cyber., • Build and maintain strong client relationships by attending meetings, understanding demands and needs, and providing informed advice on a wide range of coverages. Ensure a clear plan exists for all clients, including face-to-face meetings where possible, including face-to-face meetings where possible., • Take responsibility for local placement relationships, including arranging meetings, supporting insurer training for staff, and maintaining up-to-date contact lists., • Attend internal placement meetings as required, contributing insight and updates. Policy Management • Evaluate insurance policies to ensure they meet clients’ requirements., • Assist clients in understanding policy terms, conditions, and coverage., • Process policy renewals, endorsements, and cancellations efficiently., • Maintain accurate and up-to-date client records on the company electronic filing system. Risk Assessment and Compliance • Conduct risk assessments for clients and provide recommendations for coverage or mitigation., • Ensure your team adheres to regulatory and company standards, including FCA, GDPR, and internal policies., • Support continuous improvement of team processes, systems, and client service delivery. Customer Service • Address client inquiries and concerns promptly and professionally., • Act as a liaison between clients and insurance carriers, ensuring timely resolution of issues and claims., • Establish and manage strategic partner relationships and foster strong connections with potential clients, influencers, and suppliers. People Management and Development • Team Leadership & Performance Management: Conduct regular 1:1s, appraisals, and performance reviews. Set clear objectives and monitor progress to ensure the team meets client and business expectations., • Talent Development & Coaching: Support and develop team members to enhance skills, engagement, and career progression. Provide constructive feedback, mentoring, and learning opportunities., • Workload & Resource Management: Allocate work effectively across the team, ensuring efficiency, fairness, and alignment with client priorities. Monitor pre-renewals, renewals, and ongoing client requirements., • Engagement & Wellbeing: Promote a positive team culture, recognising achievements, encouraging collaboration, and maintaining morale. Conduct regular wellbeing check-ins, particularly during periods of change., • Conflict & Issue Resolution: Address performance or interpersonal issues promptly, transparently, and professionally, escalating where necessary. We welcome applications from individuals who meet the essential criteria through relevant experience or transferable skills. Additional desirable skills, attributes, or qualifications will be considered an advantage. We are committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive work environment and encourage candidates from all backgrounds and experiences to apply. Essential: • Experience in a similar Account Executive or Account Director role within commercial and/or property insurance, • Demonstrable experience retaining and growing an existing portfolio of clients, alongside identifying, generating, and converting new business opportunities, • Experience dealing directly with insurance markets, including working with insurers and placement teams to secure appropriate cover, • Proactive line management experience, including regular 1:1s, performance management, and ownership of personal development plans, • Strong understanding of compliance responsibilities, including FCA requirements and Consumer Duty, • Good technical knowledge of insurance products, with the ability to present confidently to clients or internal audiences on insurance-related topics when required (with appropriate training and support), • Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to build effective relationships at all levels, • Ability to work efficiently under pressure, with excellent planning, organisational, and time management skills, • Confident in the use of relevant systems and software for client management, documentation, and analysis, • An innovative and creative approach to problem-solving, with the ability to demonstrate how this has supported client retention or business development Desirable: • Professional insurance qualification, such as ACII, or working towards, • Experience within Commercial General and/or Real Estate insurance, • Exposure to team or business change, including supporting colleagues through transition NRG is an equal opportunities employer committed to promoting a diverse and inclusive workplace. We oppose all forms of unlawful or unfair discrimination on the grounds of any protected characteristic. Our aim is to create an environment that encourages diversity, builds on individual differences, and responds equitably to the needs of all. We proactively take steps to fulfil our legal obligations, remove barriers, monitor for fairness, reflect the communities we serve, and enforce a zero-tolerance policy for breaches of our Equality and Diversity policy.

Role: Paralegal Start Date: March or April 2026 Duration: 9 to 12 Month FTC Location: London Work Pattern: Hybrid Working We are currently seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Paralegal to join a leading global technology company on a 9 to 12 month fixed-term contract. This is an excellent opportunity to gain exposure within a fast-paced, innovative environment, supporting a dynamic international legal team on a broad range of matters. The Role You will work closely with internal stakeholders and legal colleagues across multiple jurisdictions, supporting on a mix of litigation and regulatory matters. You will also support with other in-house legal work as the role progress such as commercial contract matters, legal operations and process improvement initiatives and general legal and administrative support. About You • Previous paralegal experience (in-house or private practice), • Ideally you will have prior litigation/regulatory experience, • Strong organisational skills and attention to detail, • Comfortable managing varied workloads in a fast-moving environment, • Confident communicator with the ability to work collaboratively If you are looking to build your in-house experience within a fast growing tech organisation, we would love to hear from you.

Avicenna Foundation is a pioneering leadership development organisation dedicated to empowering the next generation of British Muslim leaders. Our vision is a society where the full potential of the British Muslim community is unlocked, enriching the UK’s social, cultural, and economic fabric and inspiring global progress. We run the most comprehensive scholarship and leadership development programme for young British Muslims in the UK. Our approach combines academic support, mentorship, emotional and spiritual development, and real-world exposure to create ethical, confident, and visionary leaders. Grounded in our core values; Hikmah (Wisdom), Akhlaq (Ethical Character), Ithar (Altruism), Khidmah (Service), and Ihsan (Excellence) - we aim to deliver a lasting impact on communities and society as a whole. Role Purpose The Programme Manager will be the operational anchor of the Foundation, playing a key leadership role in ensuring that every part of the organisation functions effectively and aligns with our strategic direction. Reporting directly to the CEO, you will oversee day-to-day operations, implement systems that drive impact and sustainability, and manage key relationships that are vital to our success. The Programme Manager will serve as the organisational engine of the Foundation - designing, optimising, and scaling the systems that power our mission. You will lead operational excellence across the organisation, architecting clear processes, building robust SOPs, and ensuring that our programmes and internal functions can scale sustainably as we grow. This role is ideal for someone who thrives in a builder environment; combining strategic insight with operational rigour to turn vision into repeatable, high-performing systems. You will help shape the future of Avicenna, ensuring that our flagship Scholarship Programme continues to deliver excellence while we expand our reach, deepen our impact, and uphold the integrity of our mission and values. The Right Fit This role is ideally suited for someone who combines sharp operational acumen with a bold sense of purpose and ambition. As a growing organisation in its early stages, Avicenna Foundation is fast-paced and evolving - an environment that will challenge and stretch you. We are looking for someone with commitment, drive, and resilience; someone who brings both the right attitude and aptitude to lead through complexity and uncertainty. You must be comfortable taking initiative, building systems from the ground up, and working across multiple priorities. In return, this role offers a rare and exciting opportunity to catalyse your career, helping build a pioneering organisation from the inside out and leaving a lasting mark on a movement for change. We are looking for someone who brings a builder’s mindset - energised by designing structure from scratch, refining operational workflows, and implementing scalable systems. You will excel here if you are proactive, solutions-driven, motivated by continuous improvement, and confident leading teams through change. If you enjoy creating clarity, building SOPs, and establishing high-performing operational environments, you will thrive in this role. Key Responsibilities • Lead and manage all internal operations including programme delivery and organisational development in coordination with colleagues across HR, IT, and finance teams., • Work closely with the CEO to implement the strategic vision and translate it into effective plans and operations, serving as a key spokesperson for the organisation when required., • Support the delivery and growth of the Avicenna Scholarship Programme, ensuring excellence in participant experience, programme execution, and outcomes., • Build and manage a high-performing team culture grounded in ethical leadership, compassion, and excellence., • Lead on operational risk management, governance, and legal compliance., • Monitor and report on impact, outcomes, and organisational health metrics., • Develop relationships with partners, funders, mentors, and other stakeholders to strengthen the Foundation’s ecosystem. Person Specification Essential: • Proven experience in a senior operational or general management role, preferably within the nonprofit, education, or development sectors., • Deep personal alignment with the values and vision of Avicenna Foundation., • High levels of drive, resilience, and self-motivation., • Strong strategic, analytical, and operational leadership skills., • Experience overseeing budgets, organisational development, and team management., • Excellent project management and problem-solving abilities., • Strong communication and interpersonal skills; able to build trust and motivate diverse stakeholders., • Experience with leadership development or educational programmes., • Familiarity with Zakat principles, British Muslim community contexts, or Islamic leadership values., • Understanding of programme impact evaluation and reporting. What We Offer • A rare opportunity to shape a growing organisation at a strategic level., • A values-driven, collaborative and mission-focused work culture., • Flexible working arrangements., • Opportunities for personal and professional growth., • The chance to play a key role in a transformative movement—and help build a legacy. Application Process and Timeline We are looking to appoint a passionate and capable individual who is excited by the opportunity to shape an emerging organisation with transformational potential. The application process is designed to assess both skills and cultural alignment with the mission and values of the Avicenna Foundation. How to Apply: Please apply via LinkedIn. Application Deadline: 12th February 2026

About the Role: Aire Search is looking for a dynamic General Manager for a top-tier building solutions company. You’ll lead the strategic growth of the European projects business, ensuring excellence in commercial and operational performance. Key Responsibilities: • P&L Ownership:, • Oversee the regional P&L, driving revenue and EBITDA., • Operational Excellence:, • Implement efficient processes for productivity and cost management., • Market Strategy:, • Partner to shape branding and market penetration for core offerings., • Define product and technology roadmaps for competitive customer solutions., • Cross-Functional Leadership:, • Align operations, sourcing, and finance to deliver top performance., • Lead, mentor, and develop a high-performing team., • Financial and Risk Management:, • Ensure compliance and accurate forecasting., • Mitigate contractual risks and reduce legal costs with effective oversight. What You Bring: • Extensive experience in strategy, operations, business management, or sales., • Senior-level advisory or leadership experience, e.g., Sales Leader or General Manager., • Proven track record in driving growth and financial performance., • Strong financial acumen with expertise in P&L management., • Experience with Financial Pulse and Sales Management Operating Systems., • Industry experience in technical or project-based environments is highly desirable., • Ability to operate at strategic and tactical levels., • Proven capability to develop high-performing teams., • Entrepreneurial mindset with a record of exceeding objectives. This is a distinctive opportunity to lead and shape the future of a major European projects business. Engage with Aire Search to apply now!

Managing Director – Global Hospitality £200,000 – £225,000 Location: London (with international travel) Please note: This role requires candidates with experience in hospitality venues such as restaurants, bars, or large-scale entertainment venues. Unfortunately, hotel-only backgrounds will not be considered for this position due to the specific operational nature of the business We are currently searching for an exceptional Managing Director to lead a highly exciting global hospitality concept based in London. This is a pivotal leadership role within a rapidly growing, industry-leading hospitality business known for creating high-volume, premium destination venues with outstanding growth potential. This is a pure operational leadership role – you would need experience in the USA to apply This opportunity will suit a commercially driven and operationally strong leader who has experience across both the UK and US hospitality markets and thrives in fast-paced, high-profile environments. The business is building something truly unique, dynamic venues with multiple revenue streams under one roof, strong brand identity, and ambitious global expansion plans. Key responsibilities include: • Overseeing the full operation across the UK and internationally, including the launch of new venues and global expansion, • Playing a key role in shaping the overall business strategy, including financial planning, marketing strategy, and growth initiatives, • Working closely with ownership on commercial performance, acquisitions, and long-term brand development, • Ensuring senior management teams are fully supported, motivated, and delivering exceptional results, • Taking a hands-on leadership approach, collaborating across all departments while maintaining autonomy in decision-making, • Driving strong financial performance with a clear focus on revenue growth and profitability, • Supporting the business with property strategy, site development, and legal considerations for new openings The right, Managing Director • Proven experience as a General Manager, Operations Director, or Managing Director within the premium or 5-star hospitality sector, • Strong experience in both the UK and US markets is essential, • Pre-opening experience, particularly in London, would be highly advantageous, • Highly confident across financial planning, forecasting, and complex business modelling, • Experience within premium brands, high-end hospitality, or large destination venues, • Passion for high-quality food, hospitality, and exceptional guest experiences, • A dynamic industry leader who thrives in high-growth, entrepreneurial environments This is a rare opportunity to join a visionary hospitality group at an early stage of global growth, with the chance to shape and lead an exciting brand from the front. Interested in this challenge - send your CV to Stuart Hills or call 0207 790 2666

Job title – Legal Counsel or Senior Legal Counsel, Private Markets Location – London Federated Hermes; Federated Hermes, Inc. is a global leader in active, responsible investment management, with $902.6B in assets under management, as of December, 31st, 2025. We deliver investment solutions that help investors target a broad range of outcomes and provide equity, fixedincome, alternative/private markets, multiasset, and liquidity management strategies to more than 11,000 institutions and intermediaries worldwide. Our clients include corporations, government entities, insurance companies, foundations and endowments, banks, and broker/dealers. Headquartered in Pittsburgh, Federated Hermes has more than 2,000 employees in London, New York and offices worldwide. For more information, visit . About Federated Hermes Private Markets Through a combination of heritage and innovation, we seek to connect institutional investors to the industry’s leading Private Markets opportunities in pursuit of delivering attractive, relevant and resilient investment returns over the long term. Our long-established position in the industry and proximity to markets allows us to see and access some of the most compelling investment opportunities in private capital markets. Our approach is built on client partnership. In 1983, we embarked on our first private markets investment on behalf of one of the largest pension schemes in the UK and this client remains a trusted partner today. Our close connections, partnership mindset and deep understanding of client needs continue to define our approach and has been a catalyst for the growth of our business, which sees us manage almost $20bn (as at 30 September 2024) across our four Private Markets asset classes (private equity, private credit, infrastructure and real estate). Main Function of the role: To provide general legal support to the Federated Hermes Private Markets platform focused on private equity and infrastructure, with a particular focus on investment matters in these asset classes. The Sr Legal Counsel, Pvt Markets will advise across a range of matters, primarily legal oversight and execution of co-investment transactions in the private equity business and infrastructure M&A transactions in conjunction with business teams and external legal counsel but also including fund raising and product structuring, investor relations, governance, compliance and company secretarial. Key task and responsibilities: • Lead oversight of legal matters connected with investment transactions for private equity and infrastructure and liaison with internal business stakeholders and external counsel, • Supervise and manage other members of the team in respect of deal execution and ongoing oversight of transactional matters., • Support launch of new funds/ fund change work and liaison with external counsel in respect thereof alongside other members of the Private Markets legal team, • Fielding interpretative questions on LPAs, IMAs and the full range of other legal documents from across the Private Markets platform (e.g. corporate authorities, NDAs, engagement letters, side letters, MFN elections, legal opinions, supplier contracts, credit facility agreements and related security documents, etc), • Supervise and train team members where expertise can be shared, • Becoming a trusted advisor of stakeholders from across Private Markets and wider Federated Minimum experience required: -Minimum 3 years’ experience working in either a downstream corporate/ M&A or funds practice of a leading City or international law firm. • Some understanding of private markets fund structures and terms would be preferable but is not essential., • Educated to Degree level and qualified solicitor Candidate Profile: -A proactive self-starter who is equally happy working alone or as part of a team -A questioning mind with a willingness to learn more about Private Markets in general and the legal principles and documents underpinning it -The ability to communicate clearly and concisely with lawyers and non-lawyers alike -An approachable and personable personality who is able to work effectively alongside colleagues at all levels of seniority • Willingness and ability to develop and supervise others Diversity, Inclusion and Flexible Working We believe in genuine opportunity, fairness, and respect for all applicants and aim to ensure that no current or prospective employee is subject to discrimination or treated less favourably on the basis of their disability, gender identity or expression, race, ethnicity, religion or belief, marriage or civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity, age, sex, or sexual orientation, or disability. We understand that applicants may have different needs and expectations related to their working arrangements and are committed to a discussion on flexible working. Please raise these with your Recruitment contact to discuss what type of arrangements can work for you and the role for which you are applying. We welcome applications from all eligible candidates, and we particularly encourage applications from qualified candidates who identify as women and/or are from a Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic background, as these groups are underrepresented throughout the financial services sector. We are a Disability Confident Employer and participate in the “Offer of Interview” scheme, intended to actively encourage applications from people with a disability or long-term condition and offer an interview to those who meet the minimum criteria set out within this job description. You will need to let us know if you would like to opt in to this scheme by contacting Jessica Sheehan at or +44 207 702 0888. You do not need to share details of your disability or long-term condition. If you would benefit from alternative methods of applying or for workplace adjustments during the recruitment process, please also let us know by contacting Jessica Sheehan at or +44 207 702 0888 to discuss the support you need.

A leading international law firm in the City is looking to hire a Reprographics Assistant into its London office on a temporary, month-to-month basis. This is a hands-on role suited to someone with solid reprographics experience who enjoys being part of a busy professional environment and takes real pride in delivering a high-quality service. Working as part of the Office Services function, you will support the delivery of a first-class reprographics service across the business, handling scanning, colour and black and white printing, photocopying, finishing and document production, while also assisting with wider office services duties. The role will involve binding, laminating, and guillotining documents; monitoring and restocking paper, toner, and other consumables; performing basic troubleshooting on photocopiers and printing equipment; and escalating maintenance issues as needed. You will also help with post, couriers, confidential waste, internal deliveries, meeting room set-up and general housekeeping across copy rooms and office services areas. This is a role for someone who can stay organised, work to deadlines, and remain calm and practical in a busy setting. Candidates must have previous reprographics experience and be comfortable working an afternoon/evening shift. You will need strong attention to detail, a flexible approach, good communication skills and the ability to prioritise effectively. Experience gained within a legal, corporate or professional services environment would be particularly useful, though it is not essential. The hours are 1pm to 9pm, with this role based fully in the office in Central London. This is a great opportunity to join a highly regarded international firm with a genuinely collaborative culture and a professional but down-to-earth London office. If this could be of interest, please get in touch for further details.

Interim Director of the Reports and Findings Team Independent Commission for Reconciliation and Information Recovery 18-month fixed-term contract Salary - £120,000 Latest start date - early June 2026 Location - Belfast or London Application Deadline – Wednesday 25th March We are working with The Independent Commission for Reconciliation and Information Recovery (ICRIR) to appoint an Interim Director of the Reports and Findings Team. The Interim Director of the Reports and Findings Team will lead the Findings Team for approximately 18 months. You will provide full leadership and accountability for the Team during the period of cover, ensuring continuity of direction and delivery and building on the strong foundations already in place. The role comes at an important time as the Commission transitions to become the Legacy Commission, offering the opportunity to shape and steady the Findings Team through this next phase of its work. In this role you will work directly to the Chief Commissioner, and to the Independent Panel of Judges in the Legacy Commission, in support of the discharge of their statutory duty to produce and publish reports. The Findings Team is responsible for testing and analysing the evidence at the conclusion of each investigation, making findings, and writing reports that record those findings consistently in the Commission’s style. The Team also manages the statutory representations process. You will provide clear and principled leadership to the entire team, comprising a Deputy Head of Findings, Senior Findings Officers, Findings Officers, Assistant Findings Officers and a team of paralegals. You will need to preserve its independence while maintaining strong relationships with other teams across the Commission, including the Case Support team, Information Recovery team, General Counsel’s Directorate and Communications team. Drawing on substantial legal experience, you will guide and mentor the team to analyse and evaluate evidence, supporting them to reach well-reasoned, defensible determinations. The role carries responsibility for ensuring that robust systems and processes are in place so that all statutory obligations are met, including handling sensitive information and seeking representations from those entitled to receive draft material or reports ahead of publication. You will also have a vital role to play in the internal quality assurance process, ensuring that reports are written to a very high standard, deliver real value to requesting individuals, victims and survivors, and support the Commission’s principal objective of promoting reconciliation. As a member of the Transitional Leadership Team, you will contribute to strategic direction, governance, risk management, financial, resource and capability planning, and stakeholder engagement. You will drive stability and performance during a period of complex operational and legislative reform, maintaining clarity of purpose, team cohesion and morale and delivery against statutory and organisational priorities. We welcome applications from people of all backgrounds and value the diversity of experience and perspective that this brings. Key Responsibilities • Provide clear and authoritative leadership to the Findings Team, ensuring that reports and findings are robust, evidence-based and consistently reflected in high-quality reports to the Chief Commissioner’s standards, to deliver real value to those who requested them., • Lead and mentor the team in testing and weighing evidence, supporting independent determinations and findings that resolve competing accounts or theories of events through careful and balanced analysis., • Ensure that clear, robust processes are consistently operated for the management and disclosure of sensitive information, working closely with other teams and relevant authorities as required., • Lead the team during the statutory representations process, ensuring careful consideration of representations and the production of sound, reasoned responses while maintaining confidentiality., • Oversee the allocation and management of cases across the Findings Team, maintaining oversight of caseload pressures, forward planning and effective use of resources., • Establish and maintain strong collaborative relationships with the Commissioner for Investigations and other relevant teams to support the effective the flow of cases, whilst maintaining the team’s independence., • Lead and support the development of the team, creating an inclusive working environment that values diversity and promotes learning and development., • Engage with victims, survivors and families fairly and compassionately., • Provide strategic leadership across areas including governance and risk, corporate planning, financial and resource management, and stakeholder engagement., • Provide stable and visible leadership during a period of complex operational and legislative reform, maintaining clarity of direction, sustaining team cohesion and morale and ensuring continued delivery of statutory and organisational priorities., • As a member of the Transitional Leadership Team, contribute to the vision, direction, governance and culture of the Commission and the Legacy Commission, helping to maintain public confidence and trust. Person Specification Essential Criteria • Qualified as a Solicitor or Barrister with a minimum of eight years’ post-qualification experience and (an extensive) knowledge of UK public law and/or criminal law., • This role requires Developed Vetting (DV). Applicants must already hold DV or SC clearance; candidates with existing DV are preferred, but those with SC will be required to obtain DV., • Outstanding analytical capability and judgement, with (substantial) experience of reaching and articulating robust, evidence-based determinations in complex or high-risk matters., • Exceptional written and verbal communication skills, with a proven ability to convey complex and sensitive issues clearly and persuasively with confidence and impact to diverse audiences., • Highly developed organisational skills, with the ability to establish effective structures and systems for both personal workload and that of the wider team., • Proven experience of building, leading and motivating high-performing, multidisciplinary teams, setting clear direction across multiple and competing operational, strategic and stakeholder-driven priorities., • Executive presence, resilience and professional courage to engage constructively with other senior leaders and stakeholders, providing robust and appropriate challenge while maintaining integrity, in line with organisational values and statutory responsibilities., • Experience of developing others through mentoring and quality-assurance of written outputs, ensuring consistently high-standards, defensible decision-making and professionally presented written work., • Highly developed organisational skills with the ability to set and implement structure for own workload and that of the wider team. Provide leadership and direction to multiple complex processes while managing competing operational and strategic priorities., • Proven resilience, particularly when engaging with distressing, traumatic or highly sensitive material, maintaining composure, objectivity, and sound decision-making in challenging circumstances., • Proven ability to provide visible, steady leadership during periods of operational and/or legislative change, adapting approach as required to sustain team cohesion, morale and delivery., • Experience of managing and handling sensitive information in accordance with governance, security or statutory requirements., • Unquestionable personal integrity and the ability to meet the values set out in the Commission’s Code of Conduct. Desirable Criteria • Senior-level experience within legal, human rights, policy or advocacy roles, ideally within a public, regulatory or oversight environment., • Previous coronial, judicial or quasi-judicial experience, including responsibility for determinations or oversight of investigative processes., • Experience of engaging with victims, survivors and bereaved families in complex or high-profile contexts., • A good understanding of investigative methodology, evidential standards and assurance processes., • Knowledge and understanding of the context within which the Commission operates. About Us The Independent Commission for Reconciliation and Information Recovery is an independent organisation that has been created for families, victims, and survivors of Troubles-related deaths and serious harm. We are a values-led organisation. We operate with integrity, impartiality, openness, accountability, and respect, as set out in our Code of Conduct. This is reflected in our fair and open recruitment processes. We encourage people to join us from all backgrounds, communities and faiths to help us deliver. The Commission is primarily based in Belfast, with further operational sites in Northern Ireland and London. Travel to all locations will be required, but hybrid working arrangements will help us support a range of flexible working patterns. The Commission is formed of seven Commissioners, the Chief Commissioner, Sir Declan Morgan, the Chief Executive Officer, Louise Warde Hunter and the Commissioner for Investigations, Peter Sheridan, as well as four Non-Executive Commissioners to provide challenge and scrutiny to the executive team. The Reports and Findings Team supports the Chief Commissioner in producing and publishing high quality written reports at the conclusion of every investigation. When the Commission transitions to become the Legacy Commission, the Reports and Findings Team will perform the same function to support the Independent Panel Judges to produce their reports. For a confidential discussion and application details please submit your CV or call Suzie Raffle at GatenbySanderson 07551 56 11 99. Please do not delay in contacting us if this is an opportunity that is of interest.

Legal Counsel (2–5 PQE) – Broad In-House Role | London A well-established international business is seeking a Legal Counsel (2–5 PQE) to join its collaborative in-house legal team in Central London. This is an excellent opportunity for a junior to mid-level lawyer looking to step into a genuinely broad, business-facing role, working closely with senior stakeholders across a wide range of legal and commercial matters. The Role Reporting into senior legal leadership, you will support the UK business while also engaging with international colleagues across the wider group. The role offers exposure to a broad mix of work. Prior experience across all areas is not required — a strong interest in learning and a willingness to engage with the business in a hands-on, pragmatic way are key. Typical matters include: • Commercial contracts and day-to-day advisory work, • Corporate governance and company secretarial matters, • Corporate transactions and general corporate support, • Insurance matters, • Employment/HR issues, • Operational and regulatory matters About You • 2–5 years’ PQE (private practice or in-house), • Strong academic background, • Commercial, pragmatic and solutions-oriented, • Comfortable taking ownership and working closely with stakeholders, • Strong communication and interpersonal skills, • Adaptable and able to work across a range of matters

LAW Absolute Recruitment are partnering with a high‑profile, globally recognised fashion brand that is looking to bring in an experienced Senior Legal Counsel to provide hands‑on support across a wide range of commercial and strategic legal matters. Location: Remote or London Contract: 6‑month FTC (potential to convert to permanent) Hours: Full‑time 5 days per week or Part‑time (3–4 days per week) This is an exciting opportunity to step into a creative, fast‑moving environment where you’ll work closely with the legal director and have access to a broad range of commercial matters. The Role You’ll act as a trusted adviser to teams across the business, taking ownership of a varied and impactful workload, including: • Providing day‑to‑day legal guidance across commercial contracts, data protection, AI/technology, IP and brand protection, and general commercial matters, • Drafting, reviewing, and negotiating agreements with internal teams, suppliers, and external partners, • Advising on marketing, e‑commerce and digital initiatives including campaigns, online terms, consumer policies, and content clearance, • Supporting risk management, compliance projects, and internal policy development, • Partnering closely with stakeholders to balance commercial ambitions with regulatory and legal considerations, • Navigating a diverse range of business issues in a dynamic, entrepreneurial setting Ideal Candidate • We’re looking for a confident, commercially minded lawyer who is passionate about the fashion and consumer space. You will have:, • 5+ years PQE, ideally trained in private practice with in‑house experience within fashion, retail, luxury, or other consumer‑facing sectors, • Strong grounding in commercial contracts, corporate/commercial matters, data/privacy, technology, and IP/brand protection, • A proactive, hands‑on approach and the ability to work autonomously at pace, • A genuine interest in fashion and the ability to blend legal expertise with creative and commercial insight, • Excellent communication skills, with the confidence to influence and partner effectively with non‑legal teams To register an interest in the role, please send an updated CV to Please note our advertisements use PQE/salary levels purely as a guide. However we are happy to consider applications from all candidates who are able to demonstrate the skills necessary to fulfil the role. At LAW Absolute we endeavour to respond to all applications within 48 hours. However due to the volume of applications we receive we may not be able to respond to every candidate individually. If you have not heard from us within a 48 hour timeframe your application has not been successful and your details have not been retained. LAW Absolute acts as an employment business for temporary recruitment and as an employment agency for fixed term contract and permanent recruitment.

Job Title: Associate General Counsel – Greater EU Location: Dublin or London About SHEIN SHEIN is a global online fashion and lifestyle retailer, offering SHEIN branded apparel and products from a global network of vendors, all at affordable prices. SHEIN remains committed to making the beauty of fashion accessible to all, promoting its industry-leading, on-demand production methodology, for a smarter, future-ready industry. To learn more about SHEIN, visit ___. Position Summary This is an exciting senior legal role for a UK, Irish or another European jurisdiction qualified commercial lawyer supporting SHEIN’s business and operations in the region. This will be a broad advisory role dealing with general commercial matters working directly with senior stakeholders across the business. The successful candidate must be inquisitive, enthusiastic about e-commerce and innovation, enjoy a fast-paced environment and being continually challenged, and demonstrate sound judgment even in ambiguous situations. Responsibilities: • Providing legal support to business teams in relation to a wide range of commercial matters the business general faces, • Collaborating with the relevant business teams to ensure compliance with relevant rules and regulations, implementing and improving processes and procedures, • Keeping appraised of the latest laws and regulations impacting the company and its operations in the region and advise on best practice accordingly, • Dealing with regulatory authorities on consultation, enquiries and investigations, • Working closely with the rest of the EMEA team and the global legal team on group’s global and region legal and compliance projects, • Managing external counsel, • Providing day-to-day legal support to business teams and developing strategies for handling legal issues in creative, efficient, and business-centric ways. Skills and Qualifications • Minimum of 10 years of post-qualification at reputable law firm and/or large corporations. Good amount of in-house experience required, • Practical experience in one or more the following areas is essential: consumer protection, digital regulations relevant for marketplace, trade and logistics,product regulation, payment or IP, or other experiences gained from an e-commerce or marketplace or related business, • High degree of independence, initiative, and good judgement. Commercial and pragmatic in your approach to legal advice whilst maintaining a strong sense of professional accountability, • Experience and capacity to lead multi-jurisdictional projects and coordinate external advisors., • Ability to deliver results, both as an individual contributor and as a member of the European and global legal teams. SHEIN is an equal opportunity employer committed to a diverse workplace environment.

We are partnering with a FTSE 100, to appoint an experienced Corporate M&A Lawyer on a 12-month fixed-term contract. This is a standout opportunity to join an award-winning legal team and work closely with the Head of Corporate on a diverse portfolio of high-value, international M&A transactions. The role offers significant exposure to complex cross-border deals, alongside a broad range of general corporate matters, within a highly regarded and collaborative in-house environment. We are seeking a commercially astute lawyer with experience gained within a leading law firm or in-house setting. The successful candidate will bring strong technical expertise in corporate M&A, particularly in international transactions and demonstrate the ability to manage a varied and fast-paced workload with confidence. This is an excellent opportunity for a driven and pragmatic lawyer looking to take on a dynamic in-house role within an organisation of renown. If this opportunity sounds of potential interest, please send your CV to

Role: Employment Paralegal Law Firm: International Location: Central London (Hybrid: 3 days office / 2 days WFH) Must have: At least 1 year’s experience in an employment paralegal role We are currently partnered with a leading specialist employment law firm that is looking to hire an Employment Paralegal to join its growing London team. This is an excellent opportunity for a paralegal with at least 12 months’ experience to gain hands-on exposure to high-quality employment tribunal and High Court work, while supporting senior lawyers on a broad range of matters. The role offers a great mix of litigation support, legal drafting, and client interaction, making it ideal for someone looking to build on their existing experience in a fast-paced and supportive environment. The Role You’ll work closely with senior fee-earners, supporting across the full lifecycle of employment matters. Responsibilities will include: • Assisting with Employment Tribunal and High Court litigation, • Preparing and managing bundles and case documentation, • Liaising with clients, counsel, courts, and third parties, • Supporting disclosure exercises, including DSARs, • Drafting legal updates, articles, and internal know-how materials, • Proofreading and formatting legal and marketing documents, • Conducting legal research and fact-finding, • Supporting client onboarding, including KYC/AML checks, • Opening new matters and maintaining document management systems, • Providing general administrative and organisational support About You • At least 1 year’s experience in an employment paralegal role, • Strong understanding of employment law and tribunal procedures, • Excellent attention to detail and organisational skills, • Confident managing multiple deadlines in a fast-paced environment, • Strong written and verbal communication skills, • Comfortable working with legal tech, document systems, and Microsoft Office, • A proactive, team-oriented approach with a “can-do” attitude Why Apply? • Work with a highly regarded specialist employment team, • Gain exposure to complex and high-quality litigation, • Hybrid working model, • Supportive and collaborative culture, • Clear opportunity to develop your legal skills and career

Corporate Knowledge Lawyer / PSL – Cayman Islands A leading offshore law firm is looking for an experienced corporate lawyer to take on a lead role in knowledge management for its highly respected Cayman Islands practice. You can expect a varied and wide-reaching workload spanning funds/asset management, banking & finance, and fintech, as well as mainstream corporate. You’ll be managing precedents, streamlining processes, implementing new tools, and generally ensuring that the team has the necessary resources to deliver consistently outstanding work. You’ll also be tasked with keeping abreast of key market and legal developments, delivering training internally and through client briefings. This is a wonderful opportunity to join a friendly, successful, and growing team in a role that will see you working closely with some of the island’s leading lawyers as well as with the wider international knowledge management team. Requirements • Qualified lawyer with a minimum 5 years’ PQE (for work permit reasons)., • Strong corporate transactional experience from a good commercial law firm; prior knowledge management experience would be great but is not essential., • Non-Caymanian lawyers must be admitted in the UK or an equivalent Commonwealth jurisdiction (Australia, New Zealand, Canada)., • Strong communicator with an ability to juggle multiple tasks effectively. Package • Attractive tax-free salary, negotiable depending on experience., • Comprehensive benefits and bonus., • Relocation package (flights + temporary accommodation on arrival + expenses allowance). Process • Interviews will take place over videoconference, • Start dates negotiable – subject to notice and work permit application., • Our clients provide comprehensive assistance with visas and relocation. The Cayman Islands A world-class international financial centre, Grand Cayman offers lawyers the opportunity to do high-quality and complex work that compares favourably with that in a leading onshore law firm. Outside of work, the climate lends itself to an outdoors lifestyle whether that be diving, sailing, relaxing on the beach or enjoying a bite to eat at a waterfront restaurant. Life here is good; rarely does anyone regret making the move. Origin Legal International Our team has 25 years’ experience of helping lawyers to make international and offshore moves. If you would like to find out more about this role or chat about an overseas move in general, please get in touch.

ERS Forensic, Analytics Manager (108689) KPMG overview KPMG in the UK is part of a global network of firms that offers Audit, Legal, Tax and Advisory services. Through the talent of over 16,000 colleagues we bring our creativity, insight and experience to solve our clients’ and communities’ biggest problems. We’ve been doing this for more than 150 years. We aim to be universally recognised as a place for great people to do their best work. A firm known for our collaborative and inclusive culture, using technology to empower and equip our people to deliver outstanding work with real flexibility – through inspiring workspaces, innovative ways to collaborate and hybrid ways of working. With offices across the UK, we work with everyone from small start-ups and individuals to major multinationals, in virtually every industry imaginable. Our work is often complex, yet our mission is simple: To support the UK in a connected world. It guides everything we do, underpinned by our values: Courage, Integrity, Excellence, Together and For Better. Summary of role purpose Investigations and Compliance (I&C) is part of KPMG’s Forensic practice. We help clients with their biggest and most challenging misconduct and integrity matters. Our work helps clients respond to regulatory enquiries, reduce reputational risk and prevent or reduce commercial loss by helping them to investigate and mitigate risks including fraud and misconduct, bribery and corruption, financial crime and much more. As a result of an exciting and increasing pipeline of fraud analytics work, we are looking for a Manager to help coordinate the strategic direction of a team deploying analytics (including fraud analytics routines and GenAI capabilities) over large complex financial and other datasets, both structured and unstructured. Description of the role The role will involve leading a team deploying forensic analytics (including testing routines across structured data and LLM-enabled unstructured, structured and open-source data analysis) over large datasets to help our clients solve their most complex fraud, misconduct and integrity matters. This role requires a deep understanding of both structured and unstructured data analytics techniques, coupled with strong leadership and communication skills. The successful candidate will be responsible for developing and implementing innovative analytical solutions leveraging a wide range of techniques, including through the use of SQL, Python, cloud computing and Generative AI (GenAI). You should expect to work on a variety of project-based work over a cross section of forensic work types, industries and geographies. Day to day activities will vary depending on the type and circumstances of each project. As a Manager, you will be expected to: • Manage the day-to-day delivery of client engagements, or components thereof, with a focus on using data analytics tools, developing one off or continuous solutions, to analyse large and complex datasets, both structured and unstructured, • Liaise and work directly with the client, the client’s external counsel, senior members of the KPMG team and other third parties as required, • Draft written deliverables and/or presentations, suitable for review by KPMG Partners and Directors, and ultimately for presentation to our clients, • Oversee and train junior colleagues, • Participate in business development activities including marketing, knowledge sharing and practice development You will be based in KPMG’s CSQ office working under KPMG’s hybrid working model of both home and office working. You will need to display a flexible attitude to working and be prepared to travel/work at other locations within the UK and internationally. The Person Essential: • Has a track record of developing a strategy to deploy data analytics tools across large data sets to identify markers of potentially fraudulent activity, and successfully deploying that strategy in a complex and dynamic investigations environment, • Has proven expertise in SQL, Python, and other relevant programming languages to perform data curation, analysis and interrogation to return answers to the analytical questions posed, • Has experience in translating non-technical business requirements into analytical solutions, • Is a qualified accountant or understands double entry bookkeeping in the context of ERP systems, • Can demonstrate experience of building GenAI solutions, understands the capabilities and concepts of LLMs, such as AI agents, and has knowledge of prompt engineering techniques, • Works independently, resolving complex issues with little or no supervision or direction, • Has experience of managing a junior team to achieve the required objectives Skills we’d love to see/Amazing Extras: • Understands financial processes such as P2P, R2R, and O2C, and how to use relevant data markers from these processes to link datasets, develop ETL pipelines and identify transactions of potential concern, • Has an understanding of advanced data science techniques such as machine learning, natural language processing and statistical analysis., • Has experience of using data visualisation tools such as PowerBI, • Has experience with general ledger / ERP data as a prerequisite, with an experience of larger ERP systems such as SAP / Oracle a plus, • Has familiarity with Graph Analytics and tools/libraries such as Neo4j and NetworkX To discuss this or wider Consulting roles with our recruitment team, all you need to do is apply, create a profile, upload your CV and begin to make your mark with KPMG. Our Locations: We are open to talk to Forensic talent across the country but our core hubs for this role are: • Birmingham, • London Canary Wharf, • Manchester With 20 sites across the UK, we can potentially facilitate office work, working from home, flexible hours, and part-time options. If you have a need for flexibility, please register and discuss this with our team. Find out more: Within Consulting we have a range of divisions and specialisms. Click the links to find out more below: • Consulting at KPMG: ___, • ITs Her Future Women in Tech programme: ___, • Applying to KPMG: ___, • Tips for interview: ___, • KPMG values: ___, • KPMG Competencies: ___

We have been exclusively instructed by a market-leading Credit Fund to identify an experienced Real Estate Finance lawyer to join their Real Assets legal team in London. This is an important senior role aimed at bringing relevant finance experience into an exceptionally high-quality legal team. The legal team works very closely with and supports a busy European platform focused on Real Estate Debt and Alternative Credit. • This role will suit a lawyer with experience in Real Estate Finance (which may form part of a more general finance practice)., • The successful candidate is likely to come from a market leading law firm or equivalent in-house team with approximately 4 - 8 years of relevant post qualification experience, as a guideline.

Conveyancing Legal Secretary Location: London Salary: £35,000 Eclectic Recruitment is working with a well-regarded, modern law firm based in London, seeking an experienced Conveyancing Legal Secretary to join their growing property team. This is a full-time, office-based role within a professional and collaborative environment. You will provide dedicated support to fee-earners within a busy conveyancing department, assisting with a wide range of secretarial and administrative duties to ensure transactions are progressed efficiently and to a high standard. Key Responsibilities: • Providing comprehensive secretarial support to conveyancing fee-earners, • Preparing, formatting, and amending legal documents and correspondence, • Managing files, • Liaising with clients, estate agents, solicitors, and other third parties, • Handling audio typing and producing accurate, high-quality documentation, • Assisting with file management, including opening, closing, and maintaining records, • Supporting billing processes and general administrative task Requirements: • Previous experience as a Legal Secretary within conveyancing/property, • Strong understanding of the commercial / residential conveyancing process, • Excellent organisational skills with the ability to manage a busy workload, • Fast and accurate typing skills, including audio typing, • Proficiency in Microsoft Office and legal case management systems, • Strong attention to detail and a high level of accuracy, • Professional and confident communication skills, • A proactive, team-oriented approach with a willingness to support colleagues To Apply: If you are an experienced Conveyancing Legal Secretary looking to join a dynamic London-based firm, please send your CV directly to Dan () at Eclectic Recruitment. At Eclectic Recruitment, we endeavour to respond to all candidates within 10 days. If you have not heard from us in that time, please assume your application has been unsuccessful.

Solicitor – Leasehold Enfranchisement | Salary £60 -70k DOE plus top benefits Leasehold Enfranchisement | Solicitor | SW London | Hybrid 2–3 days in the office A Legal 500 and Chambers-ranked City law firm is seeking a Solicitor with 2–3 PQE to join its specialist Leasehold Enfranchisement team based in its South West London office. This is an excellent opportunity to join a well-regarded firm recognised for its high-quality work and client-focused approach. The firm is also known for its genuinely supportive, collaborative and inclusive culture, and has been recognised in The Times Best Law Firms 2026. The environment is friendly, positive and people-focused, with a consultative approach to how the firm operates. This includes regular wellbeing and engagement initiatives, as well as social and responsible business events, creating a workplace where individuals feel valued and supported. The firm is committed to creating an environment where people can develop and grow, with clear support to achieve their career goals, alongside a strong focus on fairness, inclusion and mutual respect. The Role Working within a dedicated team handling a varied caseload with appropriate support, you will work on a range of Leasehold Enfranchisement matters including: • Lease extension cases, • Collective enfranchisement matters, • Right to manage claims, • General leasehold ownership and advisory work. The Candidate • Qualified Solicitor with minimum 2–3 years’ PQE with experience in Leasehold Enfranchisement work., • You should be confident managing matters with some supervision (DOE) where required and keen to develop within a specialist team. Why Apply? This role offers high-quality Leasehold Enfranchisement work, a supportive and collaborative culture, and clear opportunities for development, including future progression within the South West London office or the firm’s City headquarters. If you are looking to develop your career within a genuinely people-focused firm that is a great place to work, please contact me as follows. Jo Cokayne 0208 078 9236 (office hours) 07925 104795 (out of office hours) LR Legal is a specialist legal recruitment agency with a reputation based on trust and integrity. We will always ask your permission before sending your CV to any of our clients. LR Legal Recruitment is operating as an Employment Agency in respect of this vacancy.

Legal PA – Finance | Magic Circle Law Firm | 12-Month FTC | Up to £45,000 | Hybrid Working My client, a leading Magic Circle law firm, is seeking an experienced Legal PA to join their Finance team on a 12-month fixed-term contract. This is an excellent opportunity for a proactive and adaptable individual to support a partner alongside a team of associates across varying levels of seniority. The successful candidate will ideally have around 3 to 4 years’ experience within a Legal PA role, although my client is also open to someone who is confident in their abilities and willing to quickly get up to speed in a fast-paced environment. This role requires someone who is organised, responsive and able to manage competing priorities with ease. You will be a key support within the team, taking ownership of your workload and building strong working relationships with fee earners. Key responsibilities will include: • Providing full PA support to a partner and wider Financial Markets team, • Managing complex diaries and coordinating meetings, • Handling document production and amendments, • Assisting with billing, expenses and general administrative tasks, • Liaising with internal and external stakeholders The ideal candidate will be: • Proactive and forward-thinking, • Quick to learn and adaptable, • Confident working with stakeholders at all levels, • Highly organised with strong attention to detail My client is offering a salary of up to £45,000 for the right individual, alongside a collaborative working environment and strong exposure within a high-performing Financial Markets team. If you are interested in hearing more, please get in touch.

Junior PA – Markets Innovation Group | Magic Circle Law Firm | 12-Month FTC | Up to £40,000 | Hybrid Working My client, a leading Magic Circle law firm, is seeking a Junior PA to join their Markets Innovation Group on a 12-month fixed-term contract. This is an exciting opportunity for someone with 1–2 years’ experience who is looking to take the next step in their career within a fast-paced and forward-thinking team. This role sits within a busy and collaborative environment, supporting a team of associates at varying levels of seniority, as well as working closely with and providing support to the wider team of PAs. The ideal candidate will be proactive, eager to learn, and keen to develop their skill set in a high-performing legal environment. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone looking to build on their existing experience and gain exposure within a leading international firm. Key responsibilities will include: • Providing PA support to a team of associates and wider PA team, • Managing diaries, meetings and travel arrangements, • Assisting with document production and formatting, • Supporting with billing, expenses and general administrative tasks, • Liaising with internal teams and external stakeholders The ideal candidate will be: • Have 1–2 years’ experience in a PA or administrative support role, • Eager to learn and progress within a legal environment, • Highly organised with strong attention to detail, • Confident, proactive and adaptable, • A strong team player who thrives in a busy setting My client is offering a salary of up to £40,000 for the right individual, alongside excellent exposure within a dynamic Markets Innovation team and strong development opportunities. If you are interested in hearing more, please get in touch.