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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

Head of Risk & Control1 - Data, Ops, Tech & Cyber 1LOD - Hybrid/London up to £100K We are seeking an experienced and values-driven Risk & Control leader to embed and lead first line risk and controls across the enterprise of this purpose driven financial services organisation. This role plays a pivotal part in strengthening a proactive, inclusive risk culture. You’ll work closely with senior leaders/executives and central Risk teams to ensure operational, regulatory, technology, data and cyber risks are effectively identified, managed and reported, supporting confident decision-making and continuous improvement. Key responsibilities include: • Embedding and overseeing the operational risk framework across the organisation., • Leading first line operational risk, controls and assurance activity in line with organisational risk appetite and governance, • Acting as a key partner to the group Risk function, translating policy into practical, value-adding activity, • Overseeing operational, regulatory, technology, data and cyber risks, including change and third-party risk, • Providing clear, concise and insightful risk reporting to senior leadership and governance committees, • Supporting audit and assurance activity and driving continuous improvement in risk and control effectiveness, • Embedding risk considerations into strategy, change programmes and day-to-day decision-making Leadership and collaboration: • Leading, developing and motivating a small team of risk professionals, • Acting as a trusted advisor to senior stakeholders across the directorate, • Working collaboratively with Risk, Compliance, Legal and Technology teams Experience: • Significant experience in 1st line risk and controls within a regulated environment (financial services, pensions or insurance), • Strong understanding of regulatory frameworks and experience of embedding into 1st line as well as risk & control methodologies, • Experience overseeing technology, data and cyber risk, • A collaborative, pragmatic leader with the confidence to influence at senior levels

Privacy Counsel - Retail/Consumer Goods Up to £130,000 + bonus 3 days/week in office in Croydon, UK A multinational retail/consumer goods giant are recruiting for a Privacy Counsel to join their UK Legal function. This role will also work closely with a well-established group/global privacy team. Responsibilities • Work closely with business functions on projects to identify privacy risks, • Advise on privacy considerations relating to uses of emerging technologies (e.g. facial recognition, AI, customer journey tracking etc.), • Conduct DPIAs, LIAs, TIAs etc., • Monitor relevant regulatory developments, assessing their potential impact on the business, • Support company-wider privacy training & awareness programmes Requirements • Qualified lawyer, c. 5-7PQE (with flexibility either side of this requirement), • Prior experience working in specialist privacy/data protection legal roles is essential, • Open to both in-house & private practice backgrounds, • Prior OneTrust experience is desirable

Our client, an elite US law firm is seeking a 2-5 PQE Funds Associate to join its Investment Funds practice in London. This role offers the opportunity to work on complex fund arrangements, collaborate in a diverse, high-performance team, and advance towards a senior associate position while engaging in business development and knowledge-sharing initiatives. Role Overview As a Funds Associate, you will play a crucial role in delivering expert legal services to clients across a broad spectrum of private funds, including private equity, real assets, venture capital, and special situations funds. You will assist in the formation, restructuring, and termination of funds while ensuring ongoing legal and regulatory compliance. Responsibilities • Advise clients on fund formation, capital raising, and investment strategies, • Structure complex fund arrangements such as co-investments and joint ventures, • Draft and review legal documents related to fund formation and operation, • Provide guidance on regulatory compliance matters for clients' funds, • Participate in business development activities and firm promotion initiatives, • Mentor and supervise junior lawyers within the Investment Funds practice Requirements • 2-5 years of post-qualification experience in funds law, • Strong academic background and excellent drafting skills, • Outstanding technical skills and ability to build client relationships, • Commercial awareness and understanding of the funds industry, • Experience working in a top-tier law firm highly advantageous

AJ Chambers are working with a Top West End Law Firm who have a brand new opportunity for a Legal PA to join the Banking & Finance team which provides high-level administrative and organisational support to partners, associates, and the wider Banking & Finance legal team. The role involves managing complex documentation, coordinating transactions, and ensuring efficient workflow in a fast-paced legal environment. Key Responsibilities Partner and Fee Earner Support • Provide full PA support to partners and fee earners within the Banking & Finance practice., • Manage complex diaries and scheduling of meetings, calls, and deadlines., • Coordinate travel arrangements and itineraries., • Screen calls and manage correspondence. Document Production & Management • Draft, amend and format legal documentation including:, • Loan agreements, • Facility agreements, • Security documents, • Transaction bibles, • Manage document versions and ensure correct formatting and house style., • Handle large transaction bundles and closing sets. File and Matter Management • Open new client matters and maintain accurate records., • Manage document filing systems and electronic databases., • Ensure compliance with internal policies and regulatory requirements. Billing & Financial Administration • Prepare draft bills and assist with billing processes., • Monitor WIP (Work in Progress)., • Process expenses and track client disbursements., • Use of 3E Client Liaison • Act as a key point of contact for clients., • Maintain professional communication with financial institutions and corporate clients., • Coordinate client meetings and hospitality. Key Skills and Experience • Previous experience as a Legal PA / Legal Secretary, ideally within Banking & Finance or Corporate law., • Strong document formatting skills., • Excellent diary management and organisational ability., • Advanced knowledge of Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook)., • Experience handling complex legal documentation. Desirable • Experience in a top-tier law firm or international firm., • Knowledge of banking and finance legal terminology., • Familiarity with document management systems such as:, • iManage, • 3E Personal Attributes • Highly organised with excellent attention to detail., • Ability to work under pressure in a deadline-driven environment., • Strong communication and interpersonal skills., • Proactive and able to anticipate the needs of partners and the team., • Professional and client-focused approach. The role will offer Hybrid working, a competitive salary and benefits package. For further information please contact Ella or Jess at AJ Chambers

Our Client A growing fintech firm, currently outperforming their peers, is seeking a 5PQE+ Regulatory and/or product lawyer. As Senior Legal Counsel, you will play a central role in shaping, advising and supporting the firm’s retail investment offering. You will work closely with product, compliance, operations, and senior leadership to ensure regulatory alignment while enabling innovative product development. This is a highly visible role offering genuine ownership, strategic influence, and the opportunity to support a fast scaling business at the forefront of digital investing. Key Responsibilities • Advise on legal and regulatory matters relating to retail investment products, including ISAs, GIAs, SIPPs, funds, and model portfolios., • Support product development teams on new product launches, enhancements, and customer journeys., • Draft, negotiate and review a wide range of commercial, technology, and third‑party supplier contracts., • Provide guidance on UK financial services regulation (including FCA rules, COBS, PROD, Consumer Duty/Consumer Credit, and platform specific requirements)., • Lead or support legal aspects of strategic initiatives, partnerships, and platform developments. About You • Qualified solicitor (UK or equivalent) with 5+ PQE (flexible)., • Experience working for a financial services/fintech business advising on retail investments, wealth management, asset management, or digital investment platforms., • Expertise in UK financial services regulation, particularly FCA rules impacting retail investment products., • Comfortable working in a fast‑moving fintech environment with a solutions‑focused mindset., • Commercially astute, collaborative, and confident engaging with stakeholders at all levels., • Ability to balance risk with innovation, helping the business move at pace while maintaining regulatory robustness. *Candidates with equivalent experience outside of the PQE will be considered for this role.

This Treasury Assistant role is an entry‑level opportunity to join the day‑to‑day treasury operations of a regulated 24/5 FX/CFD broker. This role is ideal for someone looking to build a career in treasury within a fast‑paced, regulated financial services environment. The position focuses on operational execution, reconciliations, reporting, and control support, ensuring that cash movements and client money processes are accurate, timely, and fully compliant with regulatory and internal requirements. You will gain hands‑on exposure to global treasury operations across multiple currencies, banks, and legal entities, working closely with senior treasury professionals and a wide range of internal stakeholders. Job Activities and Responsibilities • Support daily cash and liquidity activities across multiple banking relationships and currencies., • Assist with the processing of cash movements, including client deposits and withdrawals, counterparty payments, and intercompany transfers., • Perform daily bank and ledger reconciliations, identifying and escalating discrepancies promptly., • Support client money and segregation processes, including checks, calculations, and record‑keeping in line with FCA/CASS and other regulatory standards., • Maintain accurate documentation and audit trails to support internal controls, regulatory reporting, and audit requirements., • Assist with treasury control processes, including data validation, monitoring, and basic issue investigation., • Liaise with internal teams such as Operations, Finance, Risk, and Dealing to support funding and cash movement requirements., • Support the monitoring and upkeep of banking portals, payment platforms, and treasury systems, ensuring secure and appropriate use., • Provide general administrative and operational support to the Treasury team as required. Qualifications and skills • Degree‑educated (or equivalent), ideally in Finance, Accounting, Economics, Mathematics, or a related discipline., • 0–2 years’ experience in a finance, treasury, payments, operations, or regulated financial services role (desirable but not essential)., • Strong numerical skills with a high level of attention to detail and accuracy., • Basic understanding of reconciliations, cash movements, and financial controls., • Proficient in Microsoft Excel and comfortable working with financial data., • Well‑organised, reliable, and able to work effectively within structured processes., • Strong written and verbal communication skills, with confidence escalating issues appropriately. Requirements: • Understand and appreciate the dynamics of a 24/5, "follow the sun" global coverage needs. Flexibility in hours and shifts is a must., • Position may evolve from 24/5 to a 24/7 global coverage depending on business needs. Standard total hours per week will not change, but may require shifts., • International travel for up to 2 weeks at a time. We offer an exciting career opportunity and competitive remuneration to the successful candidate. Please send us your detailed resume with current and expected salary by clicking “Apply Now” All information provided will be treated in strict confidence and used solely for the recruitment purposes.

Paralegal - Private Funds US Law Firm £40,000 - £50,000 + paid overtime St Pauls/City Thameslink A leading US law firm with a strong London presence is looking for a motivated paralegal to join its highly regarded Private Funds practice, based in offices close to St Paul's Cathedral. This is an excellent opportunity to gain sophisticated experience across the full lifecycle of private fund formation and investment activity, working alongside specialist partners and associates on complex, cross-border mandates. The Role • Assisting with the formation and ongoing maintenance of private equity, venture capital, and other alternative investment funds, • Drafting and reviewing fund documentation including limited partnership agreements, subscription documents, and side letters, • Conducting legal research and preparing summaries on fund structuring and regulatory matters, • Managing closing processes, coordinating investor due diligence, and maintaining transaction bibles, • Liaising with clients, counsel, and third-party service providers across multiple jurisdictions, • Supporting the wider team on day-to-day tasks as required Requirements • A law degree or GDL (LPC desirable but not essential), • Prior experience in a private funds, corporate, or finance legal environment is advantageous, • Exceptional attention to detail with the ability to manage competing deadlines, • Strong written and verbal communication skills, • A proactive, team-oriented attitude and genuine interest in private funds law, • Proficiency in Microsoft Office; experience with document management systems a plus What's on Offer • Permanent role with career development in a global, top-tier firm, • Paid overtime, • Central City location with excellent transport links, • Collaborative team working on market-leading transactions

Senior Investment Manager – Infrastructure Nest Invest London (Hybrid working) Nest Invest is on an ambitious journey to become one of the world’s largest asset owners. With c.£60 billion AUM today and taking in over £500m of pension contributions per month, we’re on track to more than double that figure by the end of the decade. This rapid growth brings exciting opportunities and increasing operational complexity. As our portfolio expands, we shall internally manage more of the investment decision making and process, whilst concurrently engaging with a broader range of external partners. As result, operational excellence becomes more critical than ever. We’re building a capability and culture that embraces innovation, leverages technology, and harnesses the power of data to deliver exceptional outcomes for our members. The Role The Senior Investment Manager, Infrastructure will be responsible for the long-term investment strategy, performance, and risk management of Nest’s Infrastructure investments. This includes analysing, monitoring, and evaluating Nest’s current portfolio, at an asset and fund level, from a performance, ESG, operational & reporting and reputational and investment risk perspective, recommending appropriate benchmarks and target returns, understanding macro dynamics and return and risk drivers in this sector/industry, identifying new investment opportunities for further research, and maintaining a network of manager and peer relationships active in this sector. As Nest evolves its governance, this will also include evaluating and modelling new co-investment opportunities. The role will be a member of the Public and Private Markets team and will at times be expected to contribute to the research, selection and evaluation of other private market mandates and investments. The Senior Investment Manager, Infrastructure will report to and make investment recommendations to the Director of Public and Private Markets, to the Asset Allocation Committee, the Illiquidity Committee, the Valuation Committee and the Executive Investment Committee. The role includes the management of an Investment Manager. The investment results of the infrastructure portfolio are a critical component of Nest’s overall private market portfolio and has a direct impact on Nest Invest meeting its overall objectives. Key Responsibilities will include: • Design and plan resources and strategy to deliver Nest’s agreed investment goals in infrastructure., • Recommend and implement the allocation to sub-sectors within infrastructure., • Monitor the performance of existing mandates and their underlying investments and assets, tracking key performance indicators, analysing manager reporting and the underlying company’s financial reports, and preparing regular updates for relevant committees and senior management., • Manage relationships with fund managers and peers and build Nest’s reputation as a preferred partner., • Oversee the investment risk profile (core, core+, value add, brownfield and greenfield), sector and country allocations within the infrastructure portfolio and report concentration issues to the Director of Public and Private Markets., • Review complex financial models provided by partners to evaluate existing investments and co-investment opportunities, analyse financial statements, calculate key financial metrics, and project future performance., • Conduct due diligence on potential investment opportunities, including researching industries, markets, competitors, and potential risks to assess the viability of an investment., • Review asset valuations prepared by managers to provide a sense check on existing Nest exposures., • Lead the onboarding of new managers, including working with the legal team to finalize documentation, conducting negotiations with managers., • Conduct market research to identify emerging trends, potential investment opportunities, and competitive landscape in various industries. The Person This role will give the successful candidate access to best-in-class managers across the world and top talent at these firms. Key experience sought: • Extensive experience working in a pension fund investment team, invest banking, asset management, or related fields., • Ability to review and understand financial models to evaluate potential investments, analyse financial statements, and assess the financial performance of target companies., • Deep understanding of capital markets and understanding of the valuation methods used to determine the fair value of potential investments such as discounted cash flow (DCF), comparable company analysis, and precedent transactions., • Proficiency in conducting market research, industry analysis, competitive landscape assessment, and operational evaluation., • Strong influencing skills and ability to collaborate effectively across a broad set of teams., • Strong understanding of regulatory environment, risk management, and governance/compliance issues., • Proficiency in Excel, financial modelling, and data analysis, • Ability to identify investment risks, including evaluating the downside potential of investments and recommending risk mitigation strategies., • Experience working in a team-based environment, collaborating with colleagues from various disciplines such as legal, risk, responsible investment, and fund administration/investment operations., • Ability to manage diverse high performing teams., • Experience presenting at industry forums. Please note: The role holder will need to be approved by the firm (Nest Invest) to hold the Client Dealing Function and Manager of Certified Function under the FCA’s Senior Managers and Certification Regime (SMCR). Organisational Overview Nest is an award-winning workplace pension scheme, the largest in the country. Set up by the government to give every worker in the UK somewhere to save, our first-class responsible investment practice and governance are the backbone of what we do, supported by all the functions you’d expect to find in a thriving business. We’re committed to creating a workplace where you can be your authentic self and offer an inclusive and flexible working environment. To apply or for an informal discussion, please contact Braidie Cole: Directorate/Department Overview The Investment directorate (Nest Invest) is responsible for investing members’ contributions in order to grow their retirement pots over the long-term. The responsibilities of the team include: • Asset allocation and portfolio risk management, • Manager selection and monitoring, • Responsible investment, • Investment communications, • Fund administration, • Investment technology and financial modelling, • Contributing to the development of the investment proposition From December 2019, the Nest Investment team was seconded into Nest Invest Ltd (Nest Invest), the investment subsidiary of Nest Corporation. Nest Invest is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). For the role holder, this means working in a regulated entity, and being required to adhere to certain rules and behaviours included in the FCA’s Code of Conduct (COCON), specifically the individual Conduct Rules defined by the FCA. Flexible and agile working Everyone's personal situation is different. To make the most out of hybrid working, we've introduced different ways of working, which include (subject to role requirements): • hybrid of office (Canary Wharf, London) and home working (there will be an expectation to attend the office, once - twice a week, or more, as required), • reduce or vary working hours, • reduce or vary the days worked, • work compressed hours, • job share Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Everyone is welcome to apply for our roles and we particularly encourage applications from Black, Asian and minority ethnicity, LGBTQ+, and disabled candidates. Everyone is welcome to apply for our roles, and we are determined to ensure that no applicant or employee receives less favourable treatment because of their age, belief, disability, gender identity, marital status, national origin, pregnancy or caring responsibilities, socio economic background, sex, sexual orientation, religion or race or any other legally protected status. We also recognise the importance of diversity of thought and other forms of neurocognitive variation. As a Level 2 Disability Confident organisation, we’re part of the guaranteed interview scheme. This means should you meet the minimum criteria for this role, you will automatically be put forward for an interview. Please note that this advert may close early if we receive a sufficient number of satisfactory applications.

Alchemy is working work with a leader in strategic intelligence and investigations, that provides advice and analytical services to top-tier commercial and financial advisory firms, including Fortune 50 and FTSE100 companies. As part of their plans to further expand across Europe, they are looking for a Manager to guide and manage their intelligence projects. The successful candidate will manage strategic intelligence projects, including reputational, commercial and policy/regulatory intelligence investigations, leveraging the company’s global human source network. This role demands strong analytical thinking with high levels of commercial awareness. Successful candidates will have a minimum of four years of professional experience, including at least two years of experience managing projects in the business intelligence sector or another field of consulting, including strategy and management, regulatory, or political risk and geopolitical consulting. Role responsibilities: • Managing strategic intelligence investigations across Europe, including:, • Deciding on and structuring project plans based on their assessment of potential commercial, regulatory and political risks and opportunities., • Identifying human sources in and outside of the company's network and developing strategies to engage relevant sources., • Defining requirements for research of public record information and overseeing Analysts conducting the research., • Assessing the credibility and provenance of human source intelligence., • Debriefing clients (mainly private equity and multinational corporates), • Preparing and delivering verbal briefings tailored to commercial audiences, • Managing high-pressure client interactions in meetings with deal teams, legal teams and/or C-suites, • Drafting written deliverables for the company's clients, which includes, synthesising and analysing intelligence sources, identifying and benchmarking risks and opportunities within the context of a wider sector or geography., • Presenting clearly structured, narrative-driven reports to a commercial audience., • Developing intelligence source networks, i.e. Identifying, vetting and cultivating relationships with prospective human sources across several geographies and sectors and contributing to the team’s source development strategy. Qualifications & capabilities: • Fluency in English at the highest level of written and verbal communication, • A minimum of four years of professional experience, with at least two years of leading (workstreams of) consulting projects and producing commercial, regulatory and/or political analysis., • Foundational understanding of the main business, political and regulatory trends across the Europe region., • Preferred: fluency in another major business language, such as French or Spanish.

Alchemy is working with a leader in strategic intelligence and investigations, who advise and provide strategic information to top-tier commercial and financial advisory firms, including Fortune 50 and FTSE 100 companies. As part of their plans to further expand across Europe, they are looking for a vision-driven Manager or Associate Director to guide and manage their intelligence projects. Role Overview: This candidate will play a very pivotal role in undertaking comprehensive commercial due diligence and counterparty analysis across the various markets in Europe. This role requires a strategic thinker who is very commercial advice-oriented and understands cultural and commercial differences across different geographical areas. Key Responsibilities: • Define and direct lines of inquiry and focus areas based on potential operational and commercial risks in diverse sectors and geographies., • Devising interviews strategy, human source engagement and public record research. Triaging investigative materials and streams of research, while evaluating both the credibility and relevance of sources of intelligence., • Producing high quality reports., • To be able to develop and present clear, commercially-focused briefings and reports for all levels of stakeholders, including deal teams and the C-suite ensuring communication of key findings and insight., • Leadership, develop and grow your team-including identifying and hiring new talent to meet increasing demand. Candidate Profile: • Minimum of 5 years in commercial advisory positions; preference to experience with consultancy, legal, investment advisory, compliance or related profiles, • Excellent skill in verbal/written English; proficiency in an additional European language will be an advantage, • Strong track record of team along with large project management with a strategic orientation, • Strong commercial/cultural acumen with sharp insights relating to the European business and regulatory landscapes., • Strong analytical skills., • High attention to detail., • Strong presentation and interpersonal communication skills., • Ability to work well under pressure, use own initiative, and prioritize in a fast-paced and dynamic environment where no day is the same., • Eligible to work in the UK.

Corporate Compliance Counsel | Global Antitrust & Regulatory Work at Unmatched Scale – Relocation to Dhahran, Saudi Arabia If you’re a competition or regulatory lawyer considering a move in-house, this is an opportunity to step into a role where your advice directly influences major international transactions and strategic decisions. You’ll be working at the centre of a global organisation, advising on complex EU and UK regulatory matters across a diverse and expanding international portfolio. This is also a fully supported international move, offering the chance to relocate with long-term accommodation and a comprehensive benefits package covered, allowing you to focus on the work and the opportunity rather than the logistics. The Firm This opportunity sits within the in-house legal function of a globally significant energy company, headquartered in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia. The organisation operates across the full energy value chain, from upstream exploration and production through to downstream refining, chemicals, and retail. It is consistently ranked among the largest companies globally by market capitalisation and continues to invest heavily across international markets. With a rapidly expanding global footprint spanning subsidiaries, joint ventures, and affiliates, the business is undertaking one of the largest capital investment programmes in its sector. Alongside this, it is investing significantly in AI, sustainability, and carbon capture technologies, increasing both the scale and complexity of its regulatory exposure. The compliance legal team sits at the centre of this growth, advising across competition, trade, and regulatory matters on a truly global basis. The team is lean, high-calibre, and works closely with senior management and business leaders across the organisation. The Role You will take a leading role advising on EU and UK competition and antitrust matters, particularly in the context of investments, divestments, and M&A activity. Your work will involve supporting complex transactions, conducting regulatory due diligence, and advising on competition risk across international deals. You will also engage directly with regulators, providing strategic input on compliance frameworks and governance across a broad range of jurisdictions. Alongside transactional work, you will support compliance with ESG, sustainability, and climate-related regulations, as well as broader governance and human rights considerations where relevant. This is a highly visible role, working closely with senior stakeholders across business lines, subsidiaries, and joint ventures. You will be expected to provide clear, commercially focused advice and play a key role in shaping how the organisation approaches regulatory risk globally. The Candidate • Qualified lawyer with approximately 7-10 years’ PQE (UK, US, Australian, or New Zealand qualification preferred), • Strong background in EU/UK competition or antitrust law, • Experience advising on M&A, investments, or complex regulatory matters, • Trained at a leading law firm or with relevant in-house experience in a multinational environment, • Commercially minded, with the ability to translate complex legal issues into clear, practical advice, • Confident engaging with senior stakeholders and influencing decision-making, • Strong analytical skills and attention to detail, particularly in regulatory due diligence, • Collaborative and adaptable, with the ability to operate across multiple jurisdictions What’s On Offer • Full relocation package, including long-term accommodation provided at no cost, • Highly competitive salary with additional monthly and annual retention bonuses, • Private healthcare, travel allowances, and education support, • Access to discounted airfares, groceries, and entertainment, • Opportunity to work at the centre of a globally significant organisation on high-impact, international transactions, • Exposure to complex competition and regulatory work across multiple jurisdictions, • A lean, high-performing legal team with direct access to senior leadership This is a rare opportunity to take on a globally significant role while relocating with full support, both professionally and personally. If this is of interest, then please apply now or reach out to Freddie Bolwell for a confidential discussion.

Job Title: Private Client Paralegal Location: Bromley Salary: £30k - £32k About the Role: We are seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Private Client Paralegal to join our growing team. This is an excellent opportunity for someone with a passion for private client work to develop their career within a supportive and professional environment. Key Responsibilities: • Assisting solicitors with a caseload of private client matters, • Drafting wills, lasting powers of attorney, and other legal documents, • Supporting the administration of estates and trusts, • Liaising with clients, beneficiaries, and third parties in a professional manner, • Conducting legal research and preparing files for fee earners, • Maintaining accurate records and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements Requirements: • Previous experience in private client law, • Strong organisational skills and attention to detail, • Excellent written and verbal communication skills, • Ability to manage workload effectively and meet deadlines, • A proactive and professional approach to work, • Proficiency in Microsoft Office and case management systems Desirable: • Law degree or relevant legal qualification, • Experience handling probate matters or estate administration

Our client, a renowned global investment bank, is now looking for a mid-level (3+ years. PQE) non-contentious regulatory lawyer to join their established regulatory team that primarily supports the investment bank across EMEA, but also lends support to the wider business which encompasses the investment management and retail businesses as and when required. The most interesting facet of this established legal team is the broad remit of work, whether it be focused on market infrastructure, emerging technologies/business ventures, product development or regulatory reform projects. This team, whilst being UK focused, deals with every jurisdiction of EU regulation, and general counsel advisory work too. This dynamic and challenging environment would suit a candidate from a top-tier private practice firm or someone who is already in-house, likely in another investment bank, custodian or exchange. The successful candidate will have 3 years’ PQE, at the minimum, and will bring: • Expertise advising on financial services regulations affecting the UK / Europe, including some/all of MiFID II, EMIR, PSD2, FSMA, CSDR and the FCA / PRA Handbook;, • Investment banking experience, ideally encompassing product knowledge,, • Experience supporting and/or leading on regulatory implementation projects. The position offers excellent exposure to the business, with the chance to take ownership of high-level regulatory projects. In order to attract top-tier talent, this bank will remunerate the successful candidate competitively, including an excellent benefits package. This team also enjoys an enviable and flexible hybrid working model with a consistent flow of work which translates to predictable working hours and healthy work/life balance. If this role is of interest, please connect with us quoting job ref. AYFS 10849, or contact: Matt Bloxham, 07900 692209 To keep up to date with Arbuthnot Yon’s postings, please 'follow' us. Due to a high volume of applications, we will only respond to those we deem suitable for the role.

Banking & Finance (Trade Finance) Associate | 1 - 5 PQE | City of London | Top 100 Firm Are you a motivated Banking & Finance solicitor with a particular focus on Trade Finance, looking to join a growing, dynamic team? This is an excellent opportunity for an Associate to join a leading firm in London, where you will have the chance to develop your career within a highly respected team. The Firm: This Chambers-ranked law firm has created a strong reputation with expertise in private wealth, technology, property, life sciences, education, retail, sports and entertainment and more! Advising domestic and international clients such as multi-national corporations, public companies, partnerships, financial institutions and private individuals. They have built this client base throughout its 300-year history, putting them in good stead to compete with some of the world's biggest firms. Widely praised for its supportive, inclusive and collaborative culture, with a strong reputation for mentoring and career development, particularly for junior professionals. In practice you will join a team where you'll be supported by leading partners and solicitors, gain hands-on experience early and build a clear pathway. The Banking & Finance team advises on a wide range of complex and high-value transactions, including secured and unsecured lending, trade finance, and project finance. The team is known for its expertise in various types of structured finance, and it works closely with the firm’s strong commodities and litigation departments to provide a comprehensive service. The Role: A standout opportunity for a Banking & Finance Solicitor with Trade Finance experience to join a forward-thinking and rapidly expanding team with excellent mentorship and support throughout while you progress your legal career. As an Associate in the Banking & Finance team, you will have the opportunity to work on a broad range of matters, with a particular focus on Trade Finance. Your work will include advising on bilateral and syndicated lending, trade finance transactions, banking regulation and compliance and issues relating to money laundering regulations and sanctions. What makes this opportunity stand out: • Be part of a dynamic, award-winning firm, where you will be advising and acting in complex cases., • Work alongside highly regarded partners and senior lawyers with national reputations and proven expertise across the Trade Finance, Banking and Finance sectors., • Contribute to the successful development of the firm in line with the business plan and the firm’s commonality of purpose., • Driven equal opportunities for all communities, recognised for its supportive culture, diversity and commitment to professional development., • Benefit from a transparent career pathway with genuine opportunities for progression. Requirements: • 1-5 years PQE (England & Wales), with a strong background in Trade Finance, including experience with letters of credit, receivables finance, and credit risk insurance., • A solid understanding of regulatory capital, non-payment insurance, and the role of insurance in Trade Finance., • Experience with electronic shipping and trade documentation, export credit arrangements, and borrowing-based lending structures., • Familiarity with the oil, gas, metals, and soft commodities sectors would be beneficial., • Strong commercial awareness, excellent attention to detail, and a passion for delivering quality legal services., • An enthusiastic approach to business development and marketing, with the ability to build lasting client relationships. This is an excellent opportunity for a Banking and Finance Solicitor with experience in Trade Finance, to join one of the UK’s leading full-service law firms. You’ll work alongside highly regarded lawyers on complex, high-value matters, gaining exceptional exposure to a broad range of high-profile clients and transactions. Apply now for confidential consideration or contact JMC Legal Recruitment to learn more about this excellent opportunity.

A leading European intellectual property team is seeking a newly qualified Solicitor to join its highly regarded London office. The team is recognised for its exceptional work across the life sciences, engineering and technology sectors, advising some of the world’s most innovative healthcare and scientific organisations. With multiple industry awards and a reputation for excellence in patent litigation, the firm offers a collaborative, inclusive and intellectually stimulating environment, alongside a genuine commitment to diversity, wellbeing and long-term career development. This is an outstanding opportunity for an NQ Solicitor to join a growing and dynamic team specialising in complex, high-value patent and SPC litigation. The team is heavily involved in multi-jurisdictional disputes and is at the forefront of Unified Patent Court (UPC) litigation, acting on a significant number of active cases including injunctions, infringement and revocation actions, and appeals. The role will provide exposure to cutting-edge work across life sciences, chemistry, engineering and technology, with some involvement in soft IP and regulatory matters. Key Responsibilities: • Assisting on complex patent and SPC litigation matters across multiple jurisdictions, • Supporting UPC litigation cases, including infringement, revocation and preliminary injunction proceedings, • Conducting legal research and drafting pleadings, submissions and client advice, • Working closely with partners and senior lawyers on high-profile disputes, • Liaising with clients, experts and international counsel, • Newly qualified Solicitor (or due to qualify) with experience in intellectual property, ideally patent litigation, • Exposure to life sciences, chemistry, engineering or technology sectors, • Strong academic background, ideally including a STEM degree, • Demonstrable intellectual curiosity and interest in the intersection of science and law, • Ability to thrive in a challenging, fast-paced environment, • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, • European language skills beneficial but not essential What’s on Offer: • High-quality, complex work with leading global clients, • A supportive, collaborative and sociable team culture, • Clear development opportunities within a growing practice, • Competitive salary and benefits package, • Strong focus on work/life balance and employee wellbeing, • Access to a wide range of firm-sponsored social, sporting and charitable initiatives

12 Month FTC Assistant Company Secretary with a Leading Global Financial Services Platform About the Role: An excellent opportunity has arisen for a Assistant Company Secretary to join the Legal team of a leading alternative investment manager on a 12 month FTC maternity cover basis. This is a broad and engaging role, combining company secretarial, regulatory compliance, and project management responsibilities across a diverse portfolio of group and affiliated entities. Key Duties & Responsibilities: • Act as UK Company Secretary for multiple groups and affiliated entities, • Manage Companies House filings, ensuring timely statutory updates and ongoing compliance, • Prepare board and committee packs, agendas, and supporting documentation, • Coordinate and organise board and committee meetings, • Draft high-quality, accurate minutes, including those relating to complex board discussions and regulatory and compliance matters, • Oversee filings for the Register of Overseas Entities, • Provide governance oversight and act as a board observer for selected groups and affiliated entities, including Entity Management and TCSP services, • Support the onboarding of new entities for Trust or Company Service Provider (TCSP) services, • Assist with the ongoing administration of entities within the group, including due diligence and project-related work, • Manage the Group’s due diligence process for external service providers, • Support and lead ad hoc projects as required Experience and Qualifications Required: • Previous experience in UK company secretarial work (formal qualification not essential), • Strong working knowledge of Companies House and HMRC filings and systems, • Good understanding of Anti-Money Laundering (AML) requirements, • Familiarity with the HM Land Registry Portal, • Experience using Dasseti, • Strong written and verbal communication skills, • Proven project management and organisational capabilities, • Demonstrated experience in supporting and minuting board and committee meetings, • High level of attention to detail and accuracy, • Proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook), • Ability to manage multiple priorities and work independently

Job Title: Corporate Tax Paralegal Company: US Law Firm Location: London (Hybrid) Contract Type: 6 Month Fixed Term Contract Salary: up to £45k plus Overtime The Firm The firm is a leading prestigious US law firm renowned for its expertise in corporate transactions and high-value advisory work. The Tax Department works seamlessly with corporate, M&A, private equity, real estate, and finance teams to provide innovative tax-efficient strategies for a diverse client base, ranging from FTSE 100 companies to private equity-backed businesses. The Role The role will be varied and suit a paralegal who enjoys the technical side of law. This is an excellent opportunity for an ambitious individual to work on high-quality matters, offering exposure to complex transactions. Key Responsibilities • Transactional Support: Assisting on the tax aspects of mergers, acquisitions, and restructuring, including conducting tax due diligence and drafting simple tax clauses., • Legal Research: Performing factual and substantive research on complex tax legislation, including Corporation Tax, VAT, and Capital Gains Tax., • Document Management: Drafting and reviewing tax sections of legal documents, managing signature processes, and maintaining trackers for investor information., • Advisory Assistance: Supporting partners in developing tax advisory materials, know-how, and client updates., • Compliance: Maintaining corporate records, assisting with HMRC correspondence, and ensuring compliance with regulatory procedures. About You • Education: Law degree (2:1 or above) or GDL/LPC/SQE qualification., • Experience: Previous experience as a paralegal in a corporate or tax department is highly desirable, but a paralegal with corporate or transactional experience who has a real interest in tax will also be considered., • Skills: Strong attention to detail and meticulous drafting abilities., • Knowledge: Demonstrable interest in corporate tax., • Communication: Excellent communication skills, able to build relationships with clients and internal stakeholders. Why Join? • High-quality, complex work in a fast-paced environment., • Genuine opportunities for career progression (including training contract - 90% of the training contracts are offered to paralegals), • Competitive salary and benefits package. Lunaria Partners are advertising this corporate paralegal / tax paralegal / corporate tax paralegal role on behalf of our client. We strive to respond to all applications but due to the volume received, this isn't always possible. If you have not heard from us in 7 days your application has been unsuccessful on this occasion.

ESG & Health and Safety Manager Location: Central London (Hybrid – site visits required) Salary: £50,000 – £60,000 + Excellent Benefits THE OPPORTUNITY We are looking for an experienced and driven ESG & Health and Safety Manager to join Cleanology at an exciting time in our continued growth. This role will be a stand-alone role heading up a new department. As the ESG and Health & Safety Manager, you will help strengthen and advance our safety and environmental compliance framework across approximately 400 sites. This is an exciting role for a seasoned professional who thrives in fast‑paced, complex environments and is confident overseeing safety and compliance across multiple sites. You will play a key role in developing, implementing, and monitoring our corporate EHS programmes, ensuring our people, sites, and operations meet the highest standards of safety, environmental protection, and regulatory compliance. You will act as the subject matter expert for Health & Safety, working closely with operational teams, managers, and external partners to promote safe working practices across our cleaning operations, client sites, and corporate functions. This role plays a critical part in supporting the wider ESG and sustainability agenda across the business. WHAT YOU WILL BE DOING • Provide expert Health & Safety guidance across the business, • Ensure legal compliance with UK Health & Safety legislation, • Support audits, inspections and certification processes, • Promote a strong and positive safety culture across all cleaning operations, • Deliver training, inductions and awareness programmes, • Monitor incidents, KPIs and performance reporting, • Prepare ESG and Health & Safety reports, • Support environmental, wellbeing and sustainability initiatives WHAT ARE WE LOOKING FOR Essential: • Strong UK H&S legislative knowledge, • A confident and articulate communicator capable of influencing stakeholders at all levels., • ESG or sustainability exposure, • Significant experience as an Environmental Health and Safety professional, including strong experience supporting construction projects, • Working knowledge of ISO 45001, 9001 and 14001. Knowledge of other EU directives would be a plus. Desirable: • NEBOSH qualification or equivalent, • ISO 45001 experience, • Proven experience in an SME or high-growth environment; commercial cleaning or facilities management experience is advantageous. COMPANY BENEFITS • Work-from-home Friday (after probation), • Central London located premium office with shower and cycling facilities, • Private health/ dental care option, • Annual bonus scheme, • Enhanced maternity/paternity pay, • Subsidised gym membership, • Free fruit, snacks & drinks in the office, • Genuine career opportunities and ‘promote from within’ culture, • Continuous training and personal development program, • Employee of the Quarter plus annual Cleanology Awards, • Regular company-funded social events throughout the year, • Cake & bubbles for all HQ birthdays, • Annual away weekend for HQ team to Europe, • 3 fully paid sick days, • 25 days annual holiday leave Cleanology 2nd Floor, 70 South Lambeth Road, London SW8 1RL

Allen Lane are supporting a public sector organisation on their recruitment for a Risk & Assurance Officer. We are looking for a practitioner, and someone that will support the effective operation of the organisation’s risk, assurance, and procurement frameworks. This will be a practitioner role for someone to get stuck in to managing risk registers, improving our assurance frameworks, and advising on procurement activities. Location: Hybrid Responsible to: Head of Governance and Corporate Services Salary: £45,000-£50,000 Term: Permanent • Working closely with colleagues across the business, the postholder will help coordinate risk management activity, internal audit recommendations, compliance assurance, and procurement processes., • Coordinate updates to principle and operational risk registers, working with risk owners to ensure information is current, accurate, and proportionate., • Act as a first point of contact for routine risk and assurance queries, escalating complex or high‑risk issues to the team as appropriate., • Assist with identifying emerging risks across strategic, operational, financial, regulatory, and reputational areas through engagement with stakeholders., • Support the development of risk awareness across the organisation by contributing to guidance, training materials, and communications that promote good risk management practice., • Support and own relationships with internal auditors, external auditors, and regulators by coordinating information requests and follow‑up actions., • Track internal audit recommendations and assurance actions, liaising with colleagues to support timely completion and evidence of closure., • Assist with the delivery of periodic assurance activities, such as self‑assessments, compliance checks, and internal reviews., • Maintain accurate records relating to internal controls, audit activity, and assurance outputs., • Maintain and coordinate the organisation’s procurement register, ensuring contracts, thresholds, and renewal dates are accurately recorded and monitored., • Provide practical advice and guidance to colleagues on procurement processes, including compliance with the Procurement Act, internal rules, and contract tendering requirements., • Support the planning and delivery of procurement exercises, including low‑value and regulated tenders, ensuring appropriate documentation and governance approvals are in place., • Assist in ensuring contracts are awarded, recorded, and managed in line with legal, regulatory, and governance requirements., • Contribute to the development and improvement of procurement templates, guidance notes, and processes to support consistent and compliant practice across the organisation., • Liaise with internal and external stakeholders to support effective contract and supplier management from an assurance perspective.

Senior Compliance & Risk Manager - Not-For-Profit, London. The Company A truly unique opportunity to join a Not-For-Profit organisation in central London as Senior Compliance & Risk Manager. This is a global role, and covers all aspects of Compliance and Regulatory Risk matters affecting a global Charity / Not-For-Profit organisation. Working within a small team of international Compliance & Risk specialists, you’ll report directly to CCO in London and support both the CCO (Chief Compliance Officer/Counsel) and GC (General Counsel) and broader legal team and support external advisors on a multitude of global regulatory matters. About you • Demonstrated experience of working in a Compliance, Legal or Risk Management role within a regulated sector., • Solid knowledge of some of these Compliance matters including, but not limited to, i) Corporate Compliance ii) Safeguarding ii) Anti-bribery & Corruption, iii) Fraud, iv) Modern Slavery and v) Data Protection issues., • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Good attention to detail and a commercial mind., • Proven ability to verbally communicate complex Compliance concepts to non-Compliance persons clearly., • Experience of delivering complex regulatory projects and training initiatives., • International regulatory exposure / experience would also be beneficial. This is a permanent appointment offering a hybrid working arrangement in their central London (West End) office. This is a unique opportunity to join a major Not-For-Profit organisation in a strategic, leadership role that would suit someone looking for a hands-on Compliance and Risk position offering huge variety of work. For further details, please contact Stuart Vines at Graff Search for further details: or use the Apply Now option.

Mission description We are looking for a Local Consolidation Specialist to join our finance team to support the consolidation of critical financial tasks within the Western Europe region. The position is based in our headquarters in Hammersmith, London and reports to the Finance Manager. As the Local Consolidation Specialist, supported by the Team leader Consolidation, you will produce the local financial statements in accordance with local regulatory guidelines. You will also produce the local consolidation packages for all countries within the region Job description • Responsible for the preparation and production of consolidation packages by legal entities for the region, • Responsible for the production of local annual financial statements, • Manage and execute local reporting activities that are related to financial statements and other regional reporting, • Provide support to local general ledger accountants on IFRS topics and other accounting standards, • Liaise with countries’ local external auditors and provide full support for audit review of consolidated financial statements Main Responsibilities: • Produce consolidation packages, • Ensure correct application of IFRS standards for local consolidated accounts, • Responsible for IFRS 16 lease accounting, including the maintenance and oversight of the tool used to calculate related adjustments • Assist general ledger accountants for the application of new IFRS standards and other consolidation retreatment, • Produce the annual local financial statements, • Liaise with countries’ local external auditors and provide full support for audit review of consolidation packages and local financial statements, • Ensure the accuracy of the financial data across all our databases • Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Business, Accounting or a related field, • 2-3 years of experience in the creation of local financial statements, • Strong knowledge of accounting techniques (especially related to IFRS standards), practices and accounting tools preferably Oracle Cloud, • Fluent written and verbal English and Local language skills Required Skills: • Uses conceptual buckets to categorize complex situations into simpler themes, • Does not hesitate to challenge him/herself and others to get results, • Can sift through complex data and information to make sense of it

We’re partnering with a leading UK-based organisation to recruit an experienced Interim Legal Counsel on a 12 month maternity cover contract. This is a fantastic opportunity to join a collaborative in-house legal team, supporting a wide range of commercial and operational matters. You’ll provide pragmatic legal advice, draft and negotiate contracts, and play a key role in managing risk across complex projects and outsourcing arrangements. Key responsibilities include: • Advising on commercial contracts, procurement, and regulatory matters, • Supporting large-scale projects, outsourcing agreements, and disputes, • Managing legal risk and ensuring compliance with relevant laws and policies, • Working closely with internal stakeholders and external legal advisers We’re looking for: • A UK-qualified solicitor or barrister (or equivalent), • Strong experience in commercial law and contract negotiation, • Knowledge of public procurement (desirable), • Excellent communication skills and the ability to operate in a fast-paced environment This role offers a hybrid working model.

We are seeking a Senior Solutions Strategist in London to design and commercialise bespoke pension and wealth solutions for UK institutional and intermediary clients. This is a front-office investment solutions role combining deep UK pensions expertise, practical portfolio design capability, and client-facing engagement. The successful candidate will translate complex retirement needs into scalable, investable solutions across DC pensions, private wealth, and intermediary platforms. This role suits a highly motivated self-starter who is comfortable operating at the intersection of investment strategy, client engagement, and product innovation. Role Overview The Senior Solutions Strategist will play a central role across the full client lifecycle: • Sales engagement (pre-mandate):, • Partner with distribution and institutional teams to engage early with clients, attend meetings, and design tailored investment solutions using the firm’s capabilities., • Mandate onboarding:, • Coordinate across Solutions Portfolio Managers, Legal, Compliance, Client Service, Reporting, and Marketing to ensure smooth implementation of new mandates (coordination role, not formal project management)., • Post-sale ownership:, • Act as the investment solutions lead for client-facing retirement content, including glidepaths, benchmarks, and ongoing portfolio evolution. Represent the investment view in client discussions and bring in internal specialists where required. Key Responsibilities • Design and advise on bespoke UK pension and wealth mandates, aligning solutions to client objectives, regulation, and market conditions, • Lead the translation of client requirements into implementable investment structures across public markets, private assets, and ESG-integrated strategies, • Drive innovation in retirement solutions in response to market, regulatory, and structural pension changes, • Maintain deep expertise across:, • UK workplace pensions (DC), • Private pensions and retirement income design, • CDC frameworks, • UK insurance and bulk annuity markets, • Adviser and intermediary platforms, • Act as the primary investment solutions contact for UK sales and distribution partners, • Collaborate closely with portfolio managers, risk, product, and research teams to ensure feasibility and scalability of solutions, • Contribute to thought leadership, research, and product innovation, particularly in retirement, liability-driven investing, ESG, and private markets, • Lead refinement and enhancement of existing mandates over time, • Mentor junior team members and contribute to team capability building, • Where relevant, integrate technology and analytics into retirement solution design in collaboration with internal teams Required Experience & Skills • 10+ years’ experience in pension solutions, retirement strategy, OCIO, or wealth/investment solutions roles within asset management, consulting, or pension funds, • Proven track record designing complex UK pension mandates, particularly workplace DC and/or retirement income solutions, • Strong understanding of:, • UK pensions landscape, • CDC structures, • Insurance / bulk annuity market dynamics, • Experience engaging with sophisticated stakeholders including:, • pension trustees, • corporates, • IFAs and intermediary platforms, • Strong technical investment knowledge across multi-asset portfolios, public and private markets, and ESG integration, • Ability to translate technical investment concepts into clear, client-ready communication, • Commercial mindset with ability to develop scalable solutions across global investment platforms, • Strong collaboration skills across investment, product, and distribution teams

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.

We’re working with an established investment management firm to hire a Lawyer into its London team. We’ve partnered with the business previously and have a good understanding of how the team is structured and where this role fits. The position has recently re-opened following a change in circumstances. This is a genuinely interesting opportunity for a technology or IT contracts lawyer looking to move into a high-performing financial services environment. The focus is clear. They are looking for someone confident handling technology, data and complex vendor contracts within a regulated business. This is not a funds or regulatory role. Those capabilities already exist within the team. Instead, this hire will take ownership of the firm’s technology and AI-related legal work. That remit is still evolving, which is where the opportunity sits. You will be the go-to person for all technology, data and AI matters across the business. This is not just about reviewing contracts. You will play a key role in shaping how legal supports this area as the firm continues to grow, with real scope to build and define the approach. Alongside this, you’ll sit within an investment platform, giving you exposure to client agreements and the broader legal framework of a fund business, without needing to come in as a specialist. It’s a slightly unusual mix, and one that doesn’t come up often. What you’ll be doing • Leading on IT, SaaS, licensing and key operational contracts, • Advising on technology procurement and third-party arrangements, • Supporting data protection and information governance matters, • Acting as the legal lead on technology and AI initiatives Who this suits The most likely background is a 3–5 PQE lawyer with a strong grounding in IT or tech commercial contracts, either in private practice or in-house. You might be in a specialist commercial or technology team and looking to move into financial services, or already in-house and looking for a role with greater ownership. Financial services experience would be helpful, but is not essential. What matters more is strong technical capability, confidence working independently, and the ability to engage directly with stakeholders. The business itself is performing strongly, with a high-calibre and collaborative team. It offers the chance to step into a growing area, take ownership early and make a visible impact. For a confidential discussion, contact Tom Boulderstone on 020 7936 8943 or send your CV to Discover leading jobs with Barclay Simpson, the global recruitment specialists: ___ This job was posted by Barclay Simpson: ___

An opportunity to join a regulatory body as part of their in-house legal team, providing high quality, timely, legal advice across all areas of the organisation. As Legal Advisor, you will advise on regulatory, commercial, procurement, governance, public law, and information governance matters as well as supporting colleagues with delivering policy objectives. You will also support on litigation and manage external legal engagement where required. To be considered for the role, you should be qualified Solicitor or Barrister in England and Wales with a current practising certificate with at least three years PQE. Experience of providing legal advice in-house in a regulatory or public body setting, with experience of statutory interpretation and applying public law principles is essential for this role. On offer is a salary between £52,000-£58,000 (dependent on experience) and hybrid working, with 1-2 days per week in the office (London). This role will benefit someone looking to work in an engaging and collaborative team with opportunities to take on project work. 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.

Attribution Search is working with a leading global investment manager with a significant presence across both public and private markets. The firm has built a highly regarded structured credit platform and is now looking to hire a VP into its front-office operations team. This is a hands-on role sitting alongside the investment team, with responsibility for the day-to-day running of CLO vehicles and oversight across the full lifecycle. The position also includes management of a small team and regular interaction with senior internal and external stakeholders. Key Responsibilities • Oversight of multiple CLO transactions from closing through to maturity, • Management and development of two team members, • Ensuring compliance with transaction documentation, investment guidelines, and eligibility criteria, • Monitoring coverage tests, concentration limits, and cashflow waterfalls, • Acting as the main point of contact for trustees, administrators, legal counsel, and internal teams, • Reviewing offering documents, amendments, and investor reporting, • Oversight of regulatory reporting and control processes, • Supporting new issuances, resets, refinancing's, and restructurings Experience Required • Around 5+ years’ experience in CLO operations, either in asset management, banking, or with a trustee/administrator, • Strong understanding of CLO structures, documentation, and cashflow mechanics, • Experience working with legal documentation and regulatory frameworks, • Prior management experience helpful, but not essential

I am partnering exclusively with a South London–based, community-focused organisation that is entering an exciting period of sustained growth and development. As they expand their footprint across London, they are looking to appoint an Associate Director of Law & Governance to play a central role in strengthening their governance and regulatory framework. This is a senior, high-impact position with responsibility across governance, risk, compliance, and legal liaison. It offers the opportunity to take real ownership, working closely with the executive team and board at a time where your input will directly shape how the organisation evolves. Alongside the scope of the role, what really stands out is the team and culture. The organisation is known for being welcoming, collaborative, and values-driven, with a leadership team that is approachable and supportive. There is a genuine emphasis on working together, with regular team engagement, a strong sense of purpose, and an environment where people are trusted to contribute and make a difference. Key responsibilities will include: • Leading board and committee governance (agendas, papers, minutes, forward planning), • Overseeing the organisation’s risk management framework and maintaining risk registers, • Ensuring compliance with regulatory and statutory requirements, • Supporting audit processes and annual reporting, • Acting as a key liaison with external legal advisors The successful candidate will have: • Proven experience in corporate governance, including board and committee support, • A background within housing, the public sector, or another regulated environment, • Strong understanding of risk management and compliance, • The ability to work with autonomy and confidence, • A high level of cultural awareness, with the ability to engage effectively across diverse communities Why apply: • Opportunity to join at a pivotal stage of growth, • A role with genuine influence and visibility at senior level, • A supportive and collaborative team culture, • The chance to contribute to a purpose-driven organisation delivering meaningful impact

Legal Counsel – High Profile Consumer Brands (In-House) This is a genuinely exciting opportunity for a commercial lawyer to join a major international consumer business at a time of strategic focus and growth within its food and branded products division. This is a broad, high-impact in-house role supporting a portfolio of well-known consumer brands. You will act as a true business partner, advising senior stakeholders on a wide range of matters including commercial contracts, brand/IP, regulatory and digital initiatives — all within a fast-paced, multi-brand environment. You will gain exposure well beyond your PQE level, working closely with senior lawyers and the wider leadership team, with real scope to influence decision-making and develop into a highly commercial, business-facing lawyer. Key highlights: • Broad, varied workload across multiple established brands, • High visibility and close interaction with senior stakeholders, • Opportunity to develop strong commercial judgement in a dynamic environment, • Part of a large, international group with a diverse and evolving portfolio About you: • Qualified lawyer (c.2–6 PQE) with strong commercial contracts experience (although all candidates with demonstrable experience will be considered), • Ideally some in-house or secondment experience, • Background in FMCG, retail, consumer or a similarly commercial sector is advantageous but is not an absolute requirement, • Commercially minded, pragmatic and keen to operate close to the business This is an excellent move for a lawyer looking to step into a genuinely business-facing in-house role with breadth, responsibility and long-term development potential.

SSQ is partnering exclusively with the credit business of a top global alternative asset manager, looking to hire into their highly collaborative transatlantic legal and compliance team. The ideal applicant will have around 3 years’ PQE gained in an international law firm, in either leveraged finance and / or restructuring and be familiar with cross-border deals for private equity funds and / or financial sponsors. This is an opportunity for a lawyer motivated to be in-house at the top of the Private Credit market, but pivoting away from a purely transactional practice. Key responsibilities: • Structuring, negotiating, and facilitating new investments in the UK, EU and EMEA., • Working with the capital formation team on asset backed financing and liquidity facilities for funds., • Ad hoc corporate projects - including private and public transactions, investor relations issues and new business initiatives., • Coordinating with the compliance team on transaction and investment fund related compliance matters, including the Adviser’s Act and Investment Company Act issues, AIFMD, UK and EU regulations, trade clearance and regulatory filings etc. For further information, please email me at or DM me and always be assured of complete confidentiality.

Company: Elizabeth School of London Job Title: Deputy Head of Student Services and Administration Location: On-Site, Elizabeth School of London, London, United Kingdom Salary: £48,000 - £54,500 per annum Contract Type: Permanent Employment Type: Full-time Working Schedule: Monday to Friday, 9am - 5pm Reporting to: Head of Professional and Corporate Services Department: Student Services Role Purpose The Deputy Head of Student Services and Administration provides strategic and operational leadership across student-facing administrative and support services at Eizabeth School of London. The role ensures the delivery of high-quality, efficient, and student-centred services that enhance the student experience. In addition, the postholder will act as (or support the role of) Data Protection Officer (DPO), ensuring institutional compliance with data protection legislation, including the UK GDPR and Data Protection Act 2018, and promoting a culture of data privacy and information governance across the organisation. Key Responsibilities Leadership and Management: • Support the Head of Professional and Corporate Services in the leadership, management, and strategic development of the departments, deputising as required., • Provide line management to service managers and administrative teams, fostering a culture of accountability, collaboration, and continuous improvement., • Lead on organisational change initiatives, including service redesign and digital transformation., • Contribute to institutional strategies relating to student experience, retention, and success. Student Administration and Service Delivery: • Oversee core student administration functions, including registry, attendance and intervention, timetabling support, student records, student support, student casework and wellbeing., • Ensure services are delivered in line with agreed KPIs, SLAs, and sector best practice., • Maintain compliance with regulatory requirements (e.g. OfS, UKVI, SLC etc.)., • Ensure accuracy, integrity, and security of student data across systems. Student Experience and Engagement: • Champion a student-centred approach, ensuring services are accessible, inclusive, and responsive., • Work collaboratively with academic departments and professional services to improve the end-to-end student journey., • Analyse feedback (e.g. NSS, internal surveys, complaints data) to inform service enhancements., • Support initiatives to improve student retention, wellbeing, and outcomes. Operational and Resource Management: • Oversee day-to-day operational delivery of student services., • Manage budgets, staffing, and resources effectively to ensure value for money., • Lead on process reviews, service improvement, and efficiency initiatives using data insights. Policy, Governance, and Compliance: • Develop, implement, and review policies and procedures relating to student administration and services., • Ensure compliance with institutional regulations and external legal frameworks., • Support internal and external audits, quality assurance, and governance processes. Systems and Digital Development: • Lead on the optimisation and development of student information systems., • Work with IT and stakeholders to enhance digital services and reporting capabilities., • Promote innovation and automation to improve service delivery and data quality. Data Protection and Information Governance (DPO Responsibilities): • Act as the institution’s Data Protection Officer (or deputy), providing expert advice on data protection legislation and best practice., • Monitor compliance with UK GDPR, the Data Protection Act 2018, and institutional policies., • Develop and maintain data protection policies, procedures, and guidance., • Lead on Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs) and advise on privacy by design and default., • Serve as the primary point of contact for the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO)., • Oversee the management and reporting of data breaches, including investigation and mitigation actions., • Deliver training and awareness programmes to staff on data protection and information security., • Advise on data sharing agreements, contracts, and third-party processing arrangements., • Support responses to Subject Access Requests (SARs) and other data rights requests., • Promote a culture of data protection, confidentiality, and information governance across the institution. Stakeholder Engagement: • Build strong relationships with internal stakeholders at ESL and outside (PEN)., • Represent the departments on institutional committees and working groups., • Engage with external bodies, networks, and sector groups to share and adopt best practice. Person Specification Essential Criteria: • Educated to degree level or equivalent professional experience., • Significant experience in student services or administration within a UK HE environment., • Demonstrable leadership and people management experience., • Strong knowledge of the student lifecycle and HE regulatory frameworks., • Substantial experience of data protection, information governance, or compliance roles., • In-depth knowledge of UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018., • Experience of managing complex change and service improvement initiatives., • Excellent analytical, organisational, and communication skills., • Ability to interpret legislation and translate it into operational practice., • Commitment to equality, diversity, and inclusion. Desirable Criteria: • Relevant postgraduate qualification or professional accreditation., • Experience acting as a Data Protection Officer or similar role., • Experience with student information systems (e.g. SITS, Banner)., • Knowledge of UKVI compliance and international student administration., • Experience of budget management. Key Competencies: • Strategic leadership and decision-making, • Service excellence and continuous improvement, • Data governance and risk management, • Communication, influencing, and stakeholder engagement, • Analytical and evidence-based approach, • Adaptability, resilience, and integrity Additional Information: • The role may require occasional evening or weekend work during peak operational periods., • The postholder must maintain up-to-date knowledge of changes in legislation and the HE sector., • The DPO function requires independence, integrity, and the ability to challenge where necessary. Benefits • Annual leave (7.2 weeks), • Workplace pension scheme., • Company Sick Policy., • Statutory maternity/paternity pays., • Career development opportunities, • Training and self-development opportunities., • Gym membership discounts, • Retail discount schemes, • Cinema discounts, • Grocery discounts, • Cycle to work, • Investing and savings opportunities, • Financial wellbeing – personal debt advise., • Financial wellbeing education, • My Mind Pal (mental fitness)

Hybrid (3 days in office, 2 days from home) | £65,000 – £75,000 The Opportunity This is a standout role for a seasoned Loans Agency Operations professional to step into a pivotal position within a high-performing, expanding team. You will be the technical backbone of Loan agency administration, ensuring flawless execution and compliance across the entire loan lifecycle. Your expertise will be instrumental in managing critical relationships with lenders, borrowers, and internal stakeholders, while your ability to interpret and apply loan documentation will set the standard for operational excellence. This is not just another operations role—it’s a chance to influence deal execution & shape best practices in a team that values precision, innovation, and client service. What You Will Do • Loan Lifecycle Mastery: Take full ownership of the administration of syndicated loan facilities as agent, from drawdowns and rollovers to repayments and fee calculations, ensuring adherence to facility agreements., • Documentation: Scrutinise loan facility agreements, identify discrepancies, and escalate issues with authority—ensuring operational processes align with legal and regulatory requirements., • Stakeholder Leadership: Act as the primary point of contact for relationship managers, legal teams, lenders, and borrowers, delivering clear, accurate, and timely communications, notices, and statements., • Mentorship & Expertise: Provide technical guidance to junior administrators and serve as the go-to expert for complex agency matters, fostering a culture of continuous improvement. What You Bring • Proven Experience: 5+ years in loan administration or agency services, with a strong background in syndicated loans, • Technical Proficiency: Hands-on experience with LoanIQ (highly desirable) and a solid understanding of LMA standards., • Professional Mindset: A client-first approach, with a sharp sense of accountability, risk awareness, and collaboration. You thrive in fast-paced environments and are equally comfortable working independently or as part of a team. Why This Role Stands Out This is a career-defining opportunity for professionals who want to make an impact in syndicated lending. You’ll enjoy: • Genuine autonomy to manage a diverse portfolio of syndicated facilities., • Act in an assistant Manager capacity., • A competitive salary and a flexible hybrid working arrangement. Next Steps For a confidential discussion or to apply, please get in touch. Let’s talk about how this role aligns with your ambitions.

Governance Manager Location: Hybrid – Central London + homeworking Contract: Full-time, permanent Salary: £51,879 MLC Partners is working with a respected UK charity, to appoint a Governance Manager into a pivotal role at the heart of the organisation. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced charity governance professional who wants to shape governance strategy, strengthen board effectiveness, and support leadership in a values-led, mission-driven environment. The role As Governance Manager, you’ll act as a trusted adviser to the Board of Trustees, Chair and senior leadership team, leading on governance and assurance across two entities. You’ll be responsible for delivering high-quality, best-practice governance that is practical, proportionate and aligned with the organisation’s strategic priorities. Working closely with the Director of People, Culture and Governance and the Director of Finance and Operations, you’ll also support organisational risk management and policy assurance at executive and board level. Key responsibilities: • Act as Board Secretary, providing expert support to the Board and committees, • Lead the annual governance cycle, including planning, meeting schedules, agendas, papers and minutes, • Ensure actions and decisions are tracked effectively and followed through, • Maintain accurate governance and statutory records, including regulatory filings and registers, • Own and develop group-level governance frameworks, policies and standards, • Partner with their subsidiary Board Secretary to ensure consistency and proportionate assurance across the group, • Advise trustees, NEDs, CEOs and senior leaders on legal, regulatory and fiduciary responsibilities, • Monitor developments in charity law, company law and governance best practice, translating them into practical guidance and training, • Support oversight of organisational risk frameworks and governance-related policy compliance, • Lead the three-yearly independent governance review and implementation of recommendations, • Drive board development, including succession planning, skills audits, recruitment, induction and training, • Manage conflicts of interest processes and support strong governance culture, • Champion equity, diversity, inclusion and belonging (EDIB) at board level, • Lead and mentor the governance team, fostering a collaborative and high-performing environment About you: You’ll bring substantial experience in a governance or company secretarial role, ideally within the not-for-profit sector, and be confident operating at board level. • Strong knowledge of charity and corporate governance frameworks, legal duties and regulatory requirements, • Experience implementing and improving governance practice, • Excellent communication skills, with the ability to translate complex governance matters into clear, concise papers and minutes, • Strong organisation and attention to detail, with the ability to manage multiple priorities, • Sound judgement and discretion when handling confidential information, • A commitment to social justice and EDIB For a further confidential conversation about this role and your search, please contact Annabelle at MLC Partners. Applications close 20th April. We particularly welcome applications from individuals with lived experience of financial insecurity or those from underrepresented communities, including Black, Asian and minoritised ethnic groups, disabled people, and LGBTQIA+ individuals

Overall Purpose Lead and deliver performance of assigned real estate assets to sustainably drive up net operating income and investment valuation performance and maintain investment liquidity. Identify key asset risks and opportunities related to the assigned investment or development assets and develop clear plans and strategies to create value and maximise liquidity. Key Responsibilities & Accountabilities • Drive and preserve value across allocated assets, promoting portfolio performance by maximising NOI and identifying value add opportunities or risk mitigants as appropriate., • Manage capital expenditure projects and asset improvements programmes, which includes recommendation of scope, budget and oversight of professional advisors., • Consider short, medium and long term implications for valuation and revenue potential and management costs of assets, with recommended strategies to focus on defending and growing future asset value and liquidity., • Lead annual budget setting and creation of an Asset Business Plans, co-ordinating and consolidating contributions from the wider business to ensure a clear strategic plan for sustainable performance., • Contribute to production of annual budgets and cash flow projections / analysis as required throughout the financial year., • Ensure Get Livings ESG agenda is fully integrated in decision making., • Maintain an in depth understanding of the planning and competitive landscape and build positive relationships with key stakeholders to support Get Livings agenda and gain support as needed., • Assist with the onboarding/mobilisation of new assets, making reasoned recommendations for any additions or changes to the investment underwrite or current business plan., • Support the Pricing Committee with evidence and advice in relation to the occupancy and pricing performance of allocated assets, along with market insight and research., • Review asset level P&L with Finance and Operations monthly to ensure asset performance is monitored against budget., • Maintain a working knowledge of relevant and prevailing Regulatory and Legislative orders, working with Legal and Corporate Affairs to make sure responses to policy updates are actioned in a timely manner., • Manage and deliver leasing/lease event programmes (B2B activity) across designated commercial holdings to support the lease up of vacant units, lease renewals & restructures, rent reviews, surrenders and forfeitures. Working with internal colleagues and following Get Living brand guidelines as directed from time to time., • Commercial Leasing strategy formulation, appointment and oversight of third party leasing/professional advisors, recommending transactions for Executive approval and driving to legal completion., • Grow relevant network of consultants and contacts that can support value creation and asset management of Get Livings neighbourhood assets., • Appoint competent advisors, lawyers, consultants to manage risks and opportunities as appropriate on asset management initiatives and activities., • Exhibit an understanding of the importance of Get Livings commitment to Placemaking, actively promoting community and stakeholder engagement in order to create spaces and places that inspire thriving neighbourhoods and sustainable enterprises., • Manage investor recommendations and updates to support good relationships, transparency and secure funding approval in line with Get Living’s governance requirements., • Support with updates and information requirements for valuation purposes, for Portfolio and lender valuations as needed., • Support Finance team on budgeting, lender business plans, lender approvals and investor reporting. Assist with debt monitoring to ensure financial covenants and compliance measures are observed., • Support Investment team with due diligence on analysis of acquisitions and disposals., • Support neighbourhood teams / operational colleagues as required to resolve surveying matters or site issues, protect property title rights e.g. Rights of access or other issues that require support from time to time., • Work with legal in house team or external advisors on title matters, leasehold structuring matters or other structuring issues as required. Qualifications & Experience • Excellent verbal and written communication skills with ability to present ideas clearly and influence and maintain relationships with diverse stakeholders., • Strong level of commercial acumen and understanding of investment performance metrics., • Strategic mindset with the ability to identify and capitalise on market opportunities., • Knowledge of real estate laws, regulations, and industry standards., • Experience managing internal or external teams / working in a matrix environment and driving results in a fast-paced environment., • RICS qualification with more than 5 years PQE in Direct Asset Management, • Degree/Masters qualification preferred but not essential. Note - this is a summary of the main duties of this position. The Company reserves the right to require the role-holder to undertake such additional tasks or duties as may be within their capabilities and abide by all reasonable rules and instructions given by the Company. The role will required travel around the UK. Get Living Values Actively Champion Our Company Values Respect Helps build trust and stronger relationships Integrity Acting with honesty and accountability Togetherness Strengthens teamwork and helps us face challenges side by side Excellence Inspires us to push boundaries and deliver outstanding results Innovation Be adaptable to evolve in a changing world Get Living Commitment Diversity & Inclusion We are committed to creating a diverse environment and are proud to be an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, colour, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, or veteran status. Health and Safety Get Living is responsible for providing a safe and healthy environment for all employees, residents, commercial occupiers, service providers, and visitors who may be affected by its undertakings across its portfolio. We are committed to continual improvement of performance, recognising the importance of investing in the health and welfare of our Employees by providing a physical and social working environment which is conducive to maintaining a healthy, fit and highly motivated workforce. We encourage a positive health and safety culture by actively promoting occupational health and safety through the provision of information, training, instruction and supervision. Through ongoing consultation with employees, partners and suppliers everyone is enthusiastically involved in managing risk and ensuring that our sites are a safe place to live, work and visit. ESG Get Living is committed to leading and promoting ESG initiatives as well as identifying ways to improve sustainability goals.

We are working with a prestigious international law firm to hire a Conflicts Lawyer in London. In this role, you will be embedded within the General Counsel team, serving as a critical specialist for complex new business intake and providing expert legal advice on conflict-related matters across the firm’s global network. The firm is looking for a qualified lawyer with significant experience in conflict resolution within a UK legal risk function and a proven background in people management. The responsibilities will include: • Acting as the primary escalation point for the Business Acceptance Team to resolve complex legal and commercial conflicts of interest., • Providing expert guidance to Partners and senior stakeholders on risks associated with new instructions and existing business., • Designing and implementing bespoke conflicts training programmes for the wider firm to promote a robust risk management culture., • Managing and mentoring junior team members, acting as a professional role model and supporting their ongoing career development., • Collaborating with the COLP to update and maintain regulatory policies and governance procedures., • Advising senior operational leaders, including those in Business Operations and HR, on conflict and broader risk issues., • Championing process improvements and embracing new technologies to enhance the efficiency of the conflict checking function., • Assisting with internal reviews, investigations, and assurance processes to ensure the firm meets its regulatory obligations. They are looking for candidates with an inquisitive mind and the highest standards of legal rigour. You should be a commercially-minded professional with excellent drafting skills and the ability to influence senior stakeholders with confidence and diplomacy. If you are a lawyer looking to move into a leadership-focused risk role, we would love to hear from you. Please apply today to start a conversation. Ref: 1479

A Magic Circle law firm with a market‑leading intellectual property disputes practice is seeking to hire a Patent Litigation Associate (1–3 PQE) as part of strategic growth within its high‑performing London disputes team. You will join a specialist platform known for: • Advising on complex, high‑value patent litigation for some of the world’s most innovative life sciences, pharmaceutical, technology and telecoms businesses, • Acting on strategically significant disputes before the High Court, Court of Appeal and the Unified Patent Court (UPC), • Handling technically demanding matters involving cutting‑edge science, expert‑heavy evidence and novel legal issues, • Supporting clients on business‑critical disputes with significant commercial, regulatory and reputational impact, • Providing clear, commercially focused advice directly to in‑house IP teams, R&D leadership and senior stakeholders, • Seamless collaboration with colleagues across regulatory, competition, transactional and international disputes teams This is a team operating at the top end of the patent litigation market, handling disputes where intellectual rigour, strategic judgement and technical excellence are essential. The Role You will advise on a broad range of sophisticated patent litigation matters, including: • Patent infringement and validity proceedings, • Interim applications and urgent relief, • Management of complex technical and expert evidence, • Drafting pleadings, witness statements and submissions, • Preparation for and attendance at trials and hearings, including UPC proceedings, • Coordinating cross‑border litigation strategy with international counsel You will work closely with partners and senior associates on high‑profile disputes, while benefiting from excellent training, close supervision and early responsibility. About You The team is seeking outstanding candidates who: • Are UK‑qualified with 1–3 PQE in patent litigation, • Open to Aus & NZ candidates (but allow for the 2 years of PQE discount), • Have trained at a City, Magic Circle or leading international firm, • Have strong academic credentials and a genuine interest in technically complex disputes, • Are comfortable engaging with scientific, expert‑driven and evidence‑heavy matters, • Are proactive, detail‑oriented and thrive in a fast‑paced, intellectually demanding environment Candidates with experience in life sciences, pharmaceuticals, telecoms or technology disputes are particularly encouraged to apply. Why This Role? This is an opportunity to join an elite Magic Circle patent litigation practice offering: • Direct access to market‑leading partners and flagship disputes, • Exposure to some of the most complex and high‑profile IP litigation in the UK and Europe, • Meaningful involvement in UPC proceedings and cross‑border matters, • Exceptional training, development and long‑term career prospects, • A collaborative, high‑performance and intellectually rigorous culture Contact For a confidential discussion, please contact James Cockerill at Taylor Root: 📧 💬 Or send a direct message on LinkedIn.

Position Title: Insurance Consultant (BankServe) Reports to: Head of Consultancy Team Location: London Summary of Position: We are looking for an Insurance Consultant to work within a high profile team to provide insurance consulting services to financiers and their legal counsel. BMS acts exclusively for financiers, advising on the effectiveness of Owners’ and Operators’ insurance programmes and transferring risk to insurers on behalf of more than 100 financial institutions worldwide. Our scale, experience and specialist focus mean we are widely regarded as leaders in our field, working with many of the world’s top financial institutions and operating entirely without conflict, with a clear understanding of financiers’ priorities. With a global client base across the UK, Europe and key finance and shipping hubs in Asia, our consulting, broking and claims teams form the largest specialist group in this sector. For over 25 years, we have led the development and refinement of insurance structures for shipping and offshore finance, combining deep technical expertise and long-standing market relationships to deliver practical, commercial outcomes for our clients. Key Responsibilities: • Review Owners or Charterers vessel insurances with the aim of producing written reports for Lenders or Lessors advising on the adequacy of the insurances., • Assist Lenders or Lessors (and/or their legal counsel) in dealing with points raised in the insurance reports., • Review, in conjunction with the legal counsel for Lenders and Lessors, the insurance covenants in financing documents., • Provide general insurance advice (written or oral) to Lenders, Lessors and their legal counsel on current market issues., • Maintain and build on existing client relationships, ensuring the highest standards of integrity and client service are maintained in all the Company’s dealings., • Adhere to company and regulatory policies, procedures together with mandatory training requirements. Functional & Behavioural Competencies required: • An understanding of Marine insurance with technical knowledge in this sector., • Experience of taking responsibility for their own actions and the actions of others with little need for support., • Excellent IT & organisational skills., • Makes use of all available office tools to plan and keep track of work and events., • Manages a range of tasks but maintains focus on deadlines and priorities., • Anticipates problems in advance and makes contingencies., • Advanced computer skills., • Customer focused., • Proactive, always looks for ways of delivering a better or more efficient service., • Respectful and professional in all dealings with people at all levels., • Excellent telephone manner., • Resourceful in setting up new systems and processes., • Good investigative and problem solving skills., • Excellent attention to detail, and ability to plan meticulously.

Allen Lane are partnering with a Not-for-Profit organisation in their recruitment for a part-time in-house Legal Counsel who can support stakeholders across the organisation to ensure compliance with relevant legislation, regulatory guidance, and internal legal policies. This role sits at the heart of the organisation, advising on contractual terms with suppliers, funders, members, grant recipients and partner museums and galleries. With a membership of 148,000, ensuring the highest standard of compliance with data protection is critical to the organisation. The successful candidate will be confident advising on data protection law and providing training to colleagues. You’ll be working in partnership with colleagues to find pragmatic solutions that minimise risk while helping to maximise opportunities, providing high-quality legal advice, liaising with external counsel where required and managing the associated budget. The role requires a recognised UK legal qualification with ongoing registration as a solicitor with the SRA or equivalent, alongside solid post-qualification experience and the ability to work independently across a broad and varied remit. This role is paying up to £73,000 per annum pro rata as this is 3 days a week of work with one day onsite in their London office. Pro rate salary is up to £43,800 per annum. Key Employee Benefits • Generous Annual leave – 25 days annual leave and bank holidays, with additional non-contractual office closure dates at Christmas., • Free National Art Pass (NAP) – for yourself and another person of your choice., • Free Entry to Exhibitions, • Life Assurance – cover for up to three times your basic salary., • Season Ticket Loan, • Pensions – Eligible employees are enrolled into the scheme with the exception of those who have contracts of three months or less. Art Fund contributes 8% of the basic annual salary during the first six months of employment or until probation is successfully completed, whichever is the later. At that point the contribution is increased to 10%. Closing deadline: 9am on 11 May 2026

Job description Job Overview Pagos Consultants are a professional experienced recruitment agency covering a number of verticals including Payments, Fintech, Innovative Technology, Blockchain & AI. We are seeking a motivated and results-driven Business Development Manager to lead our expansion efforts in North America and LATAM. The ideal candidate will have a deep understanding of the Fintech/Innovative Technology landscape, a proven track record of securing partnerships within Recruitment, and the ability to drive revenue growth in this competitive market. Key Responsibilities: Market Expansion: Identify and develop new business opportunities within the Innovative Fintech/Technology sectors, with a strong focus on the North American market. Partnerships & Client Acquisition: Build and maintain strong relationships with potential partners, affiliates, and Innovative Technology. Negotiate contracts and close deals to expand the company's reach. Strategic Growth: Develop and implement a business development strategy tailored to the North American market, ensuring alignment with the company's overall goals. Market Research: Stay up to date with industry trends, regulatory changes, and market opportunities to provide insights and recommendations for business growth. Networking: Attend industry events, conferences, and trade shows to represent the company and cultivate relationships with key clients in the North American Innovative Technology market. Collaboration: Work closely with internal teams including product, marketing, and legal to ensure successful execution of deals and partnerships. Qualifications: Experience: Minimum of 2-3 years in business development in recruitment, sales, or a related role within the Fintech/Innovative Technology space, with a proven focus on the North American market. Industry Knowledge: In-depth understanding of sector, including regulatory frameworks, market trends, and key players. Track Record: Demonstrated success in driving business growth, securing high-value partnerships, and exceeding revenue targets. Skills: Strong negotiation, presentation, and communication skills. Ability to build and maintain long-term relationships with clients and partners. Self-Starter: Ability to work independently and drive results in a fast-paced, remote environment. Travel: Willingness to travel for meetings, conferences, and business development activities. Why Join Us? Be part of a rapidly growing company in one of the most exciting and innovative industries. Opportunity to make a significant impact by leading our North American expansion efforts. Competitive salary, performance-based bonuses, and growth opportunities. Collaborative and supportive team environment. Work Location: In office 5 days a week - Liverpool Street to apply for role email cv to

This is great opportunity for individual who is willing to contribute beyond core responsibilities when required, and who can effectively support a fast-paced and collaborative working environment. My client is seeking a diligent and detail-oriented Financial Institution Business Analyst with Mandarin Speaking to join their Financial Institutions team in London. To make you success with this role, you will provide comprehensive business, analytical and administrative support to the department, contributing to business planning, performance monitoring, risk management, and cross-functional coordination. This role offers strong exposure to wholesale banking and Financial Institutions business within an international banking environment. Job Title: BANKING FI Business Analyst Mandarin Speaking Location: City of London Work style: 100% office based Salary: ￡50,000 Languages: Fluent Mandarin and English Key Responsibilities • Support the formulation and implementation of departmental business plans, including KPI setting, performance tracking, and business development initiatives, • Assist with budgeting, management information reporting, and Head Office/regulatory reporting, • Coordinate closely with Corporate Banking and Treasury on relevant business activities and joint initiatives, • Liaise with internal stakeholders including Finance, Operations, Risk, Compliance, Legal, FinTech, and Audit to ensure smooth execution of FI-related activities, • Monitor FI credit portfolio and identify potential risks arising from market or counterparty developments, • Assist in maintaining and enhancing internal control frameworks and risk management processes, • Organise departmental meetings, seminars, and client events, ensuring effective end-to-end coordination, • Monitor departmental expenditure, including vendor payments and event-related costs, • Conduct market research and analysis on macroeconomic trends, regulatory developments, and industry insights, and prepare reports for internal stakeholders and Head Office Requirements • Bachelor’s degree or above from a reputable university, • Minimum 3 years’ relevant experience, preferably within banking or financial services, • Sound understanding of wholesale banking products and FI business, • Strong analytical, organisational, and time management skills, • High attention to detail and ability to work under pressure, • Strong sense of responsibility and ability to work both independently and as part of a team, • Proficient in Microsoft Office (Excel, PowerPoint, Word), • Excellent communication skills in English; Mandarin is advantageous but not mandatory

About Artemis Legal Recruitment We recruit legal professionals for leading international law firms, from associate to partner. We also specialise in niche legal operations roles such as: • Digital Transformation & GenAI, • Legal Automation & Technology, • Legal Project Management, • Practice Management, • Pricing The Client A leading international law firm with a fantastic client base. The Competition team is comprised of three partners providing advice on the full spectrum of EU and UK competition law matters and in relation to foreign direct investment controls, including approvals under the UK National Security and Investment Act. They work on complex UK merger control cases and many high-profile, cross-border deals requiring regulatory approval in Brussels and worldwide. The firm has strengths in many sectors, such as pharmaceuticals, financial services, mining, TMT and retail sectors. Qualifications • The client is seeking associates with top quality experience gained from a leading UK or Brussels based Competition team., • The client is looking for a qualified associate with between three to six years of experience.

The Company Spot Recruitment is privileged to be working with the London office of a leading US law firm. This leading US law firm delivers a pragmatic, commercially focused approach to every engagement. Clients are supported throughout the full business lifecycle, with an emphasis on building long-term, high-impact relationships. The firm’s London office, established over 50 years ago as one of the first US law firms in the city, plays a central role in its international platform. From London, recognised market-leading practitioners advise European and global clients on complex, cross-border matters. The firm is a trusted advisor to a prestigious client base including major corporates, investment funds, financial institutions and business leaders across a broad range of top-tier transactional and contentious areas, including antitrust, asset management, public and private M&A, capital markets, private equity, finance, real estate, litigation, international arbitration, restructuring and tax. They are currently recruiting for a Restructuring Associate (2-4 PQE). The successful Associate will work closely with private investment management firms, corporates, and facility borrowers. They will engage in cross-border and UK restructurings across various industry sectors, providing strategic solutions and support. The Role • Support the delivery and coordination of restructuring matters., • Work closely with clients and internal teams to design and implement restructuring solutions., • Carry out financial analysis and modelling to underpin restructuring strategies., • Draft clear reports, updates and presentation materials for key stakeholders., • Keep up to date with market developments and regulatory changes impacting restructurings., • Ensure all work is carried out in line with applicable legal and regulatory requirements. The Person • 2–4 years’ PQE with relevant experience in restructuring and/or finance., • Candidates qualified in England & Wales are encouraged to apply, including Irish-qualified lawyers who are dual-qualified in England & Wales., • Strong analytical ability, including financial modelling skills., • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills., • Proven ability to work collaboratively and manage multiple workstreams., • Familiarity with cross-border and UK restructuring frameworks.

Role - Group Financial Crime Senior Manager - Anti-Bribery & Corruption Who are we? Howden is a collective – a group of talented and passionate people all around the world. Together, we have pushed the boundaries of insurance. We are united by a shared passion and no-limits mind-set, and our strength lies in our ability to collaborate as a powerful international team comprised of 22,000 employees spanning over 100 countries. Our people are our biggest asset as well as our largest shareholder group and are everything that makes us unique; our inclusive culture, the quality service we offer our clients, and our continued growth, all come from our people-first approach. There’s no such thing as individual success. We all need to play our part, contributing our skills and experience to make a true difference. That’s Howden. Why work at Howden? We have always been employee-owned and driven by entrepreneurial spirit. Right from the beginning, we've focused on employing talented individuals and empowering them to make a real difference to the company, whilst building successful and fulfilling careers at the same time. Simply put, we hire talented specialists and give them what they need to make a difference for clients. Always have, always will. People join Howden for many different reasons, but they stay for the same one: our culture. It’s what sets us apart, and the reason our employees have been turning down disappointed head-hunters for years. Whatever your priorities – work/life balance, career progression, sustainability, volunteering – you’ll find like-minded people driving change at Howden. What is the role? The Group Financial Crime Senior Manager/Director is responsible for the strategic leadership and oversight of the ABC and fraud frameworks and controls across the Howden Group. The roleholder will be responsible for ensuring the Group’s ABC and fraud frameworks are fit for purpose, meeting all legal requirements and following best practices; ensuring that the frameworks and associated controls are implemented consistently across the Group through direct liaison and support for divisions globally. This is a senior role, suited to someone with a strong subject matter expertise of ABC and fraud controls in financial services, ideally within an insurance intermediary business model, a thorough understanding of relevant ABC and fraud legislation and experience of working to the standards required of a UK and US public listed entity. What will you be doing? Planning and Strategy: • Enhance and implement a robust but proportionate Group ABC and anti-fraud framework., • Support divisions and entities with the local roll out of ABC and anti-fraud minimum standards., • Continue to oversee the ABC and anti-fraud frameworks to ensure they remain fit for purpose in line with all relevant legislation, guidance and industry best practice and standards., • Oversee and support businesses to enhance their ABC and anti-fraud control environments in line with the standards required of a UK and/or US public listed entity. People Management/Personal Development: • Support the Group Head of Financial Crime to foster a culture of employee engagement and role modelling, encouraging and rewarding essential behaviours and maintaining a high level of personal and professional confidence., • Support with the development of the Group Financial Crime Team to ensure the required standards of performance are met across the team, and that the professional and personal development of team members reporting into the Group Financial Crime Senior Manager/Director increases their capability and effectiveness., • Ensure there are effective succession plans in place and actively develops team members to provide future successors., • Actively undertakes personal development to ensure up to date knowledge and understanding of best practice. Governance, Monitoring & Reporting: • Represent ABC and fraud risks effectively at appropriate Governance Committees, including applicable reporting requirements., • Oversee the ongoing enhancement and implementation of Global ABC and Anti-Fraud Minimum Standards and communicate changes, and potential impacts, effectively., • Provide oversight, guidance and support to divisions in respect of ABC and fraud issues and controls., • Act as the main escalation point for divisional financial crime officers for any ABC and fraud matters., • Perform horizon scanning for any ABC and fraud related matters. Key Regulatory Responsibilities: • Work with the divisions to implement ABC and fraud risk assessments and collate the outputs into a Group focused report., • Play a leading role in any ABC or fraud related projects for the Group., • When required liaise with regulators concerning ABC and fraud matters., • Support the divisions with investigating any live issues related to bribery and corruption and/or fraud. Technical Knowledge: • Deep understanding of relevant legislation including the UK Bribery Act 2010, the US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 and the UK Fraud Act 2006., • An understanding of other bribery legislation, such as Sapin II and the US Foreign Extortion Prevention Act would be an advantage., • Understanding of best practices within insurance for ABC and fraud processes and controls. What are we looking for? • Extensive experience in financial crime roles, with a focus on 2nd line advisory, • Direct experience of leading an ABC framework for a large, multinational organisation, • Experience of designing and implementing internal and external anti-fraud controls, • Experience in performing enterprise-wide financial crime risk assessments, • Deep understanding of insurance business models (retail/wholesale/reinsurance etc.), • Ideally has experience of ABC and fraud controls in a UK and/or US listed environment, • Able to think strategically and show leadership as a senior member of the Group Financial Crime Team, • Cross-cultural leadership and collaboration skills, • Strong ethical compass and ability to drive ‘tone from the top’, • Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills, • Actively listens to the views of colleagues/business leaders/key stakeholders and building effective relationships but also has the strength of character to challenge where required to ensure operational excellence, • Ability to diagnose problems quickly and have foresight into potential issues, • A team player, able to contribute significantly to the successful functioning of the Group Financial Crime Team, • High level of emotional intelligence, • High degree of resilience and tenacity What do we offer in return? A career that you define. Our business succeeds by allowing our people to make a mark in the areas they care about most: personal development, volunteering, and fundraising for charity, or creating new insurance products that address society’s greatest challenges. And we know that separate home and work lives don't really exist. If you're happy and healthy at home, you're more likely to be happy and fulfilled at work – and vice versa. That's why we do our best to support our people in every aspect of their lives. Diversity and Inclusion At Howden we value diversity - there is no one Howden ‘personality type’. Instead, we’re looking for individuals who share the same values as us: • Our successes have all come from someone brave enough to try something new, • We support each other, in the small everyday moments and the bigger challenges, • We are determined to make a positive difference, at work and beyond We consider our people our chief competitive advantage and as such we treat colleagues, candidates, clients, and business partners with equality, fairness, and respect – regardless of age, disability, race, religion or belief, gender, sexual orientation, marital status, or family circumstances.

Private Client Family Solicitor | Finance Focus London | Award Winning Boutique UHNW Practice | 5+ Years PQE The Opportunity Lex Exec is supporting an exceptional opportunity with a highly specialised boutique family law firm in London. Having successfully partnered with this firm previously, and having received consistently outstanding feedback from those placed, we can say with confidence that this is a genuinely unique opportunity to join an already award winning team that is destined for even greater heights in the years ahead. This firm has experienced rapid growth in recent years, establishing itself as one of the most respected boutiques in London and gaining increasing recognition on the international stage. It operates at the very top end of the private client market, advising HNW and UHNW individuals on complex, high-value family law matters. The team includes widely recognised specialists known for handling sophisticated and often international cases. The firm is now seeking an experienced Family Solicitor with a strong focus on financial remedies work, acting on high-value divorce cases involving complex asset structures, international elements, and reputational sensitivity. Why This Firm? This is a modern, ambitious boutique that offers a compelling alternative to the traditional City or large national firm model. • Access to a premiere UHNW caseload from day one, including complex and high-value financial remedy matters, • A firm that has grown rapidly into one of the most respected boutiques in London, with clear momentum and ambition, • A transparent and achievable pathway to progression, including Partner, • A highly competitive and clearly structured bonus scheme that genuinely rewards performance, • A collaborative culture built on a we not I ethos, where success is shared, • Early and meaningful client exposure and responsibility, • A sensible and flexible approach to hybrid working (typically 3 days in the office, 2 from home) This has proven particularly attractive for individuals in larger firms who feel progression is unclear or overly rigid, and where their contribution is not fully recognised. The Role You will work across a broad range of private client family matters, with a core focus on financial remedies. Your caseload is likely to include: • High-value divorce and financial remedy proceedings, • Matters involving business interests, private equity, and trust structures, • Complex cases with international and multi-jurisdictional elements, • Negotiation, Private FDRs, and High Court litigation, • Working closely with counsel, forensic accountants, and private client specialists You will be given the autonomy to manage your own matters while benefiting from close collaboration with leading practitioners in the field. The Ideal Candidate • 5+ years PQE within private client family law, • Strong experience in financial remedies work, ideally within the HNW or UHNW space, • Comfortable dealing with complex asset structures including businesses and trusts, • Experience of international matters is highly desirable, • Confident managing your own caseload while contributing to a team environment, • Ambitious, with a clear desire to progress toward Partner About Lex Exec Lex Exec is a specialist legal recruitment consultancy, connecting top-tier legal, compliance, and data privacy professionals with exceptional opportunities across the UK and internationally. We partner with forward-thinking firms to build world-class legal and regulatory teams equipped to thrive in today’s complex legal landscape. Next Steps You can send your CV to us directly. However, if you would prefer to first have a private and confidential conversation about this opportunity, and other private client family roles in London, please email to arrange.

Our client is a leading proprietary trading house an opportunity has arisen for an experienced HR Business partner who will be focusing upon Employee Relations has arisen to join the team operating within a global People function and supporting teams across APAC, Europe and the US.. The Role The successful candidate will manage a complex and high-risk international ER caseload, providing expert guidance across disciplinary, grievance, appeal, investigation, performance and capability matters. The position requires ownership of sensitive and strategic issues within a fast-paced, regulated trading environment. Key responsibilities include: Managing end-to-end employee relations casework across multiple regions# Advising on organisational change initiatives including restructures, redundancies and cross-border transfers Developing and delivering ER training to managers globally Drafting and harmonising HR and ER policies in line with UK employment law and relevant international frameworks Ensuring all people-related decisions meet regulatory and compliance standards Partnering closely with Legal, Compliance and Risk functions on sensitive matters Leading employment contract projects across jurisdictions, including restrictive covenants, non-compete and confidentiality provisions Mediating disputes and conducting fair, impartial investigations Monitoring ER data and trends globally, presenting insights and recommendations to senior leadership The role will also contribute to broader HR initiatives where required, supporting alignment with business strategy. The ideal candidate will have the following: CIPD Level 5 minimum, Level 7 preferred Proven experience managing complex ER matters within a regulated, fast-paced and international environment Strong knowledge of UK Employment Law, with exposure to APAC and US frameworks advantageous Experience within financial services, trading or similarly regulated sectors highly desirable Commercially astute with strong risk awareness Confident stakeholder manager with the ability to influence senior leaders High levels of discretion, resilience and emotional intelligence Comfortable partnering closely with Legal teams on contractual and regulatory matters This position reports directly to the Chief People Officer and offers the opportunity to shape global ER standards within a high-performance trading business. In return you can expect: Entrepreneurial culture with strong financial backing Collaborative and great team to work with Opportunity to make measurable impact within a scaling international firm Hybrid working -3 Days in office Competitive package & discretionary bonus To be considered for this role please click apply now

Title Senior Counsel - Content Regulation Location/Office London Start Date 24 April 2026 End Date January 2027 Purpose of Role: Senior lawyer with significant OSA and risk assessment DSA knowledge and experience. This role will involve providing content regulation advice and regulatory engagement in respect of these regulations, with a particular focus on the OSA and DSA risk assessment process. Responsibilities: • Day to day management of OSA and DSA regulatory risk assessment process., • Providing advice on OSA and DSA risk assessments, • Providing advice on OSA interpretation, obligations and compliance. OSA and DSA Regulatory Risk Assessments • Providing SME advice on OSA and DSA risk assessments, • Leading the day-to-day management of the 2026 risk assessment process (March–September)., • Supporting preparation of supplementary documents for the European Commission (Autumn)., • Managing the post-submission review and iteration process. OSA Compliance advice • Advising on OSA obligations across workstreams within the Content Regulation pillar., • Providing legal and strategic advice on internal compliance incidents., • Reviewing and advising on Ofcom guidance published from July 2026 and supporting the resulting implementation programme Product and GPL • Providing SME UK content regulation advice on product and feature-related queries and projects., • Providing SME support on non EU/UK risk assessments to GPL e.g. Indonesia. Communications • Providing legal input into escalations processes for draft laws and guidelines., • Advising to ensure client's position on the OSA is articulated effectively externally. Compliance • Providing legal and strategic advice in respect of internal compliance incidents/internal audits, • UK Ofcom Regulatory Engagement, • Leading on Ofcom RFIs working XFN to ensure response meets regulatory requirements and minimises legal risk to client., • Supporting on other regulatory engagement including escalations;, • Attending regulatory meetings with Ofcom. Minimum requirements: • A senior lawyer with at least 6 years PQE (including a minimum of 2 years in a regulatory and/or product legal compliance role from a well regarded private practice team or established in-house department);, • Experience advising on laws relating to user generated content, with specific experience navigating the OSA and risk assessments under the OSA and DSA; and, • Ability to work as a team player who can effectively work with, manage and coordinate colleagues, internal stakeholders and cross-functional stakeholders. Preferred skills/qualifications: • Self-motivated legal professional with the resilience, focus, and integrity to persevere through complex challenges, and a steadfast commitment to collective success;, • Experience in digital platforms, or media, or deep understanding of these sectors through prior legal advisory work;, • Ability to manage a large number and variety of high profile and strategic projects and navigate ambiguous legal and regulatory environments;, • Previous experience of advising on the practical implementation of new laws;, • Highest standards of ethics and professional integrity; and, • Exceptional written and verbal communication skills, and proficient in working closely with and advising senior executives of an organisation. Please contact: for further details.

Join our team and you’ll be responsible for assisting with the embedding of privacy into the product development cycle. Working in the Legal department, you will be responsible for the implementation of new internal processes and supporting the team in managing and tracking on going matters, deadlines and regulatory updates. You will play a vital role as we reimagine the labour market to make it work for everybody. Your responsibilities • Assist the Head of Legal in embedding privacy into the product development lifecycle, minimising operational privacy risks, and supporting the implementation of new internal processes arising from legislative changes., • Conduct training, raise awareness on privacy matters, and help coordinate responses to compliance queries., • Draft, negotiate, and/or review commercial contracts, marketing materials, leases, and agreements for our UK entities, including liaison with external advisors., • Draft and update contract templates, Terms & Conditions, and Privacy Policies., • Support the team in managing and tracking ongoing matters, deadlines, and regulatory updates. Qualifications • LLB law degree plus LPC, or GDL plus LPC, with a commitment to a traditional training contract route., • Minimum 6 months of paralegal experience (preferably in-house), with background in data protection and commercial contracts; in-house technology experience preferred., • Strong knowledge of relevant legal and regulatory requirements, including GDPR, PECR and other applicable frameworks., • Excellent verbal and written communication skills, strong analytical and problem-solving abilities, high attention to detail, and a ‘can do’ attitude with appetite to learn., • Willingness to work in a dynamic, fast-paced international environment. Additional Information We’re a community here that cares as much about your life outside work as how you feel when you’re with us. Because your job shouldn’t take over your life, it should enrich it. Here are some of the benefits we offer: • 29 days holiday allowance + bank holidays, • Private medical and dental healthcare, • Matching pension contribution of 4 or 5% (after 3 years of service up to 10%), • 24/7 Employee Assistance Programme, • Life Assurance Cover, • Cycle to work scheme, • Hybrid working model (3 days working from the office), • Volunteering days, • and you can bring your dog to the office on Mondays and Fridays! Our commitment Equal opportunities are important to us. We believe that diversity and inclusion at The Stepstone Group are critical to our success as a global company, so we want to recruit, develop, and keep the best talent. We encourage applications from everyone, regardless of background, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability status, ethnicity, belief, age, family or parental status, and any other characteristic. As a global business we further our DEI and sustainability progress by working with national and international bodies and are proud to have been recognised for our work - both locally and internationally, including: • Armed Forces Covenant: Silver Award, Employer Recognition Scheme, • EcoVadis: Bronze Award, • Fertility Friendly Employer, accredited by Fertility Matters at Work, • RIDI (Recruitment Industry Disability) Awards: Inclusive Technology Award 2024, • Stonewall: Gold Award, • Stonewall: Top 100 Workplace Equality Index (85)