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About the Company Refined Networks provides global technology, logistics, and ecommerce expertise that enables brands to launch and scale on the world’s leading online marketplaces. Since 2021, we’ve partnered with 100+ brands on platforms including Nordstrom, Macy’s, John Lewis, Next, and Zalando. Our global 3PL network supports both direct-to-consumer and wholesale fulfilment, combining logistics, technology, and marketplace expertise to provide brands with a seamless platform for international growth. With a growing client base and a fast-paced, collaborative culture, we are seeking a commercially minded Legal Counsel to support our continued expansion. The Role This is an exciting opportunity for a Legal Counsel to join a dynamic team in a high-growth environment. The role will provide broad exposure across the business, including direct engagement with clients, senior stakeholders, and cross-functional teams. You will play a key role in supporting commercial operations, particularly in relation to e-commerce and technology-enabled services, while also advising on a range of general legal matters. This position offers strong development potential and visibility within the senior leadership team. Key Responsibilities • Drafting, reviewing, and negotiating a wide range of commercial contracts, including SaaS agreements, e-commerce platform agreements, supplier contracts, and NDAs, • Advising on legal issues relating to digital commerce, online/ retail sales models, and technology-enabled retail services, • Managing the contract lifecycle process and supporting the business on contract strategy and risk mitigation, • Providing generalist legal support across the organisation, including corporate, regulatory, and operational matters, • Supporting on intellectual property matters, including ownership, licensing, and protection of client / company assets (including AI-related outputs and tools), • Supporting compliance with data protection and privacy laws, including GDPR, particularly in the context of customer data and online platforms, • Assisting with competition law considerations, including those relevant to online marketplaces and digital distribution models, • Partnering closely with sales, product, and operations teams to provide pragmatic, business-focused legal advice, • Liaising directly with clients on contractual and legal matters where required, • Instructing and managing external counsel where appropriate Skills & Experience • Qualified lawyer with a minimum of 3 years’ PQE (UK or equivalent jurisdiction), • Strong experience in commercial contract drafting and negotiation, ideally within a technology or e-commerce environment, • Experience advising on e-commerce, digital platforms, or online consumer-facing products is highly desirable, • Exposure to AI, machine learning, or data-driven products within a retail or technology context would be advantageous, • Working knowledge of intellectual property, data protection/privacy, and competition law, • Strong academic background, • Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills, with the ability to engage directly with clients, • Commercially astute, pragmatic, and solutions-oriented, • Ability to manage competing priorities in a fast-paced environment What We Offer • High levels of responsibility and autonomy from an early stage, • Significant exposure to clients and senior leadership, • A collaborative and supportive team environment, • Strong opportunities for professional growth and career progression

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

Global Pharmaceutical Business | Paris | Immediate Start A global pharmaceutical business is seeking an experienced regulatory lawyer to step into a critical interim role supporting its France and Benelux operations. If the interim assignment is a success, there is the intention to make this a permanent position. This is a time-sensitive mandate. The team has lost key headcount and needs a senior operator who can start on relatively short notice, but they would be happy to wait 4 weeks if necessary. The role • Lead regulatory legal support across France and Benelux, • Act as a trusted adviser to commercial and medical teams, • Support high-profile product activity and market access strategy, • Promotional and advertising compliance, • Disease-state and customer engagement frameworks, • Healthcare interactions, including telehealth and pharmacy channels, • Play a key role in upcoming European product launches What they need • 10–20+ PQE, • Strong grounding in French pharma regulatory law, • Experience operating in complex, fast-moving environments, • Able to work autonomously and embed quickly, • Commercial judgement. Not a “help desk” lawyer, • Interest in legal AI and new ways of working is a significant plus Please contact: for further details.

A global investment bank is currently recruiting for an experienced, commercially focused and detail‑oriented IT Procurement Officer – VP to join its Procurement function on a permanent basis. They are based in London and offer hybrid working, with 3 days on site per week. This role plays a critical part in shaping and delivering the bank’s IT sourcing strategy, managing strategic vendor relationships, negotiating complex technology contracts, and ensuring full compliance with internal governance and external regulatory requirements. You will work closely with IT leadership, the CIO Office, Legal, Risk, Information Security and senior business stakeholders to support the bank’s technology roadmap, drive cost optimisation and deliver robust, compliant procurement outcomes across the Global IT estate. Key Responsibilities • Lead end‑to‑end IT procurement activities across software, hardware, cloud services, IT services, data centres and networking, • Develop and deliver IT sourcing strategies and category roadmaps aligned to business objectives and risk appetite, • Ensure IT products and services are sourced competitively and cost‑effectively, in line with procurement policy, • Negotiate complex technology contracts, securing optimal commercial terms and appropriate risk mitigation, • Drive cost‑saving and efficiency initiatives to meet agreed savings targets, • Partner with IT, Legal, Risk and Information Security teams on vendor due diligence, onboarding and ongoing oversight, • Ensure compliance with internal policies and regulatory requirements (including FCA, PRA, EBA and DORA), • Prepare and present detailed financial and commercial analysis to senior stakeholders and governance forums, • Attend and support relevant governance meetings and committees, including provision of procurement inputs and reporting, • Perform procurement operational controls and KRIs, including conflict of interest management, • Communicate procurement policy and best practice across IT and the wider business, • Contribute to the ongoing improvement of procurement processes, systems and reporting Skills & Experience Required Essential • Proven IT procurement experience within banking, financial services or another regulated environment, • Strong track record of negotiating technology contracts, including regulatory and risk‑driven agreements, • Experience running end‑to‑end RFX processes for technology categories, • In‑depth understanding of procure‑to‑pay and source‑to‑contract processes, • Exposure to IT sub‑categories including infrastructure, cloud, software (SaaS and on‑prem) and cybersecurity, • Ability to analyse and present large volumes of detailed financial and commercial data, • Strong stakeholder management skills, with experience engaging at senior levels Desirable • CIPS or equivalent procurement qualification, • Experience using Ivalua or similar procurement platforms, • Exposure to low‑latency trading infrastructure and international network connectivity Personal Attributes • Commercially astute with a strong attention to detail, • Highly organised, methodical and comfortable managing complex, high‑value initiatives, • Confident, credible communicator with strong influencing skills, • Able to operate effectively in a fast‑paced, regulated environment, • Proactive, resilient and solutions‑focused, • Collaborative team player with a strong commitment to best practice and governance If you have the right experience for this role and are looking to progress your career within a global investment bank, apply now and we’ll be in touch.

Employment Law Partner – National Law Firm (London) Employer-Led Focus | Senior Role | High-Quality National Platform The Opportunity We are seeking a highly experienced Employment Law Partner to join our London office as part of our market-leading national practice. This is a strategic appointment aimed at strengthening our employer-led capabilities, particularly in complex and commercially sensitive matters. As a Partner, you will have the platform and resources of a full-service national firm, with a broad cross-sector client base including household-name corporates, high-growth businesses, public sector bodies, and international organisations. The Role • Lead and develop the London employment law offering, focusing on high-value, complex, and business-critical work for employers., • Advise on a full spectrum of employment matters including senior executive issues, TUPE, business reorganisations, discrimination, whistleblowing, restrictive covenants, and employment litigation., • Collaborate closely with our corporate, commercial, regulatory, and dispute resolution teams to provide seamless multi-disciplinary advice., • Drive business development initiatives to grow the client base and enhance the firm’s profile in the London market., • A senior employment lawyer, ideally with existing partner or legal director experience, and a proven track record of delivering exceptional employer-side advice., • Some client following or established relationships that you can bring to the role., • Commercially astute, with the ability to understand clients’ businesses and deliver pragmatic, solution-driven advice., • Top-tier platform: Work within a recognised employment team, ranked nationally for the quality of its work and client base., • High-quality client roster: Access to significant national and international employers, as well as growth companies in emerging sectors., • Strategic growth role: Opportunity to shape and grow the London employment practice., • Collaborative culture: Enjoy the support of a collegiate partnership with shared values and a focus on client service. Confidential enquiries welcome. Please send your CV to

Head of Legal Part time (either 3 or 4 days per week) Property development firm London office (Hybrid with 2 days in the office per week) £120K-£140K (full time equivalent) Role Overview Head of Legal & Compliance to lead the organisation’s legal and compliance function and ensure the highest standards of regulatory governance across the business. This is a senior leadership role with responsibility for shaping legal strategy, strengthening compliance frameworks, and partnering closely with the Executive Team and Board to support sustainable growth. The role will act as the central legal authority within the business, providing commercially focused advice and managing a panel of external law firms that represent the business across a range of specialist matters. Key Responsibilities • Act as the primary legal advisor to the business, providing clear, pragmatic and commercially focused guidance across all areas of operation., • Own and develop the company’s compliance framework, ensuring alignment with applicable laws, regulations and industry standards., • Advise the Executive Team and Board on legal risk, corporate governance matters and emerging regulatory developments., • Oversee the drafting, negotiation and review of contracts across all departments, coordinating with external counsel where appropriate., • Manage data protection, privacy and broader risk management policies and processes., • Develop and deliver legal and compliance training and awareness initiatives across the organisation., • Lead and manage relationships with a panel of external law firms, ensuring high-quality advice, effective cost control and consistency of approach., • Act as the key point of contact with regulators and external advisors, as required. About You • Qualified solicitor or barrister, • Significant post-qualification experience (PQE) gained in a relevant sector or a comparable in-house role., • Strong knowledge of regulatory and compliance frameworks, with the ability to interpret and apply them in a commercial context., • Demonstrated ability to balance legal risk with business objectives and operational delivery., • Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills, with experience influencing at Executive and Board level., • Proven experience managing and coordinating external legal advisors and professional services firms., • High integrity, sound judgement and a proactive, solutions-oriented mindset.

Company Description WM Legal Services is a leading legal services provider specializing in delivering tailored solutions across various practice areas. With a reputation for professionalism, exceptional service, and a client-focused approach, we serve a diverse client base while ensuring the highest standards of legal support. Our team is driven by innovation and a commitment to excellence, helping clients navigate complex legal matters with efficiency and expertise. Headquartered in London, we value our people and are dedicated to fostering a collaborative and supportive work environment. Role Description This is a full-time Property Paralegal role located in the London Area, United Kingdom, with a hybrid work model combining office presence and remote work flexibility. The Property Paralegal will assist in legal document preparation and review, conduct property-related research, and support the legal team in managing a wide range of real estate matters. The role will involve liaising with clients, preparing reports, and ensuring compliance with legal and regulatory requirements for conveyancing and property law. Qualifications • Solid understanding of Law with a focus on property and conveyancing, • Experience in Legal Document Preparation and Document Review, • Strong Communication skills for liaising with clients and team members, • Proficiency in Research and ability to interpret legal documents and data, • Exceptional organizational skills and attention to detail, • Proficiency in relevant legal software and tools, • Bachelor’s degree in Law or a related field; paralegal certification is advantageous, • Experience in a property-related legal role is a plus

Global Data Protection Counsel (ROPA and IR) - Assistant Director London based (3 days per week) £100k-£115k + bonus Our Professional Services Client is looking for a broad Data Protection and Privacy lawyer who will lead ROPA and IR across their internal global team. The opportunity As the Global Counsel, Data Protection RoPA and Incident Response, you will be responsible for overseeing the Records of Processing Activity (RoPA) process and inventory as well as the management of the Global Incident Response (IR) process. You will be working closely with business stakeholders, the other members of the global data protection team Your key responsibilities • Oversee global (ROPA) process and the management of Global Incident Response process., • Manage the ROPA program which includes an intake process to meet the requirements of Article 30 GDPR to record all processing activities in a centrally managed inventory., • Support ROPA process to work efficiently within the organization as part of an overall data protection management platform and adapt to new regulatory frameworks such as for AI technologies., • Communicate the Global Incident Response plan to Member Firms, provide training, and support overall preparedness e.g. through planning and conducting of table top exercises., • Lead the overall IR policy improvement and process alignments in the Global IR process., • Manage a variety of internally and externally triggered global incidents in coordination with Member Firms, Information Security., and our business Service Lines., • Communicate effectively and consistently with key stakeholders., • Identify / flag legal and regulatory issues surrounding IR and related data protection issues and provide appropriate legal advice / work to implement related solutions.;, • Escalate to the Chief Privacy Officer and Global DPO any significant incidents, related issues, and plans for their resolution, including as applicable implications of local data protection regulations as aligned with local counsel., • Provide general support to the global data protection team. Skills and attributes for success • Qualified Lawyer (open to jurisdiction), • Between 6-8 years of relevant experience either in private legal practice or an in-house role (including proven experience in the field of data protection in cross border situations (including advising on complex matters, such as incident response, DPIAs, etc.,);, • Solid knowledge in EU data protection legislation (specifically the GDPR) and ideally familiarity with the legislation of one or more other jurisdictions;, • Ideally, internationally recognized privacy certification, such as CIPP/E and CIPM;, • Experience in conducting internal investigations, and in particular data breach response investigations preferred, but not required.

Financial Crime & Investigations Associate – Central London – Market Leading Salary starting from £70,000+ – REF: 935280AL An elite specialist law firm renowned for its work across financial crime, sanctions, extradition, international protection matters is seeking a talented Associate to join its expanding White Collar Crime & Regulatory team. The firm operates a uniquely integrated model, enabling lawyers to work on complex, sensitive and multi‑disciplinary matters for a high-profile international client base. This role offers unparalleled exposure to high‑value, politically sensitive and multi‑jurisdictional work. The Role The firm is seeking a 3–5 PQE Solicitor with experience in criminal fraud, AML, sanctions or financial crime investigations. Success in this role means delivering robust, high-quality advice on complex matters, managing sensitive files with professionalism and contributing to the firm’s growth through reliability, technical excellence and drive. Key Responsibilities • Advise on financial crime, sanctions, AML and fraud matters, • Manage complex, confidential client files with minimal supervision, • Support internal and external investigations, • Draft high-level legal analysis, witness statements and advisory documents, • Collaborate across teams on matters involving extradition, civil fraud or international protection The Candidate • 3–5 years PQE in financial crime, fraud, sanctions or investigations, • Strong technical and analytical skills, • Ability to manage time-sensitive, high-stakes matters, • Commercially astute with excellent professional judgement, • Disciplined, ambitious and committed to high standards, • Office Based role, 5 days per week The Benefits and How to Apply • Highly competitive salary with no cap for exceptional candidates, • Exceptional quality of work and genuine progression prospects, • 25 days annual leave, • Season ticket loans, • Medical scheme, • Pension Scheme Apply in the strictest confidence online or via telephone – no CV required for an initial conversation. Contact: Abigail Lockett, Retained Recruitment Consultant - INDAL Direct Dial: 0203 918 1665 | Mobile: 07494 821 014 Email:

Conflicts Analyst Location: Central London | Hybrid Working Available | Full-Time A leading UK headquartered international law firm is seeking a Compliance Officer to join their Business Acceptance team in London. This is an excellent opportunity for a compliance professional with experience in conflicts, AML, and client onboarding to join a collaborative and high-performing team within a global legal environment. About the Role The Compliance Officer will play a key role in supporting the firm’s new business intake and regulatory compliance processes. Working closely with colleagues across the UK, Asia, and other business support functions, you’ll help ensure that client and matter onboarding is handled efficiently and in line with regulatory requirements. Key responsibilities include: • Reviewing and analysing conflict search results to identify and help resolve regulatory and commercial conflicts, • Managing requests for new client and matter openings using Intapp Open, • Conducting client due diligence (CDD) research and supporting fee earners in gathering required documentation, • Implementing and maintaining information barriers, • Performing sanctions screening and escalating issues as appropriate, • Supporting software testing and upgrades related to compliance systems What They’re Looking For They’re looking for a detail-oriented and proactive compliance professional who thrives in a fast-paced environment and is confident engaging with stakeholders at all levels. Essential skills and experience: • Strong understanding of AML legislation and conflicts rules across multiple jurisdictions, • Proven experience in a compliance role within a law firm or other regulated industry, • Excellent research skills and familiarity with tools such as Orbis, Companies House, and Accuity, • Strong communication skills and the ability to work collaboratively within a team, • Ability to manage competing priorities and work under pressure, • Undergraduate degree required, • Experience using Intapp Open is desirable The firm offers a supportive and inclusive culture where employees are encouraged to take ownership of their careers. You’ll benefit from early responsibility, meaningful work, and a clear strategy for growth. If you're a compliance professional looking to grow your career in a global legal environment, we’d love to hear from you. Please get in touch to learn more about this opportunity. Due to the high volume of applications, we are not able to respond to all enquiries. If you have not received a response within 72 hours, please assume you have not been shortlisted at this stage, however thank you for taking the time to apply. Ryder Reid Legal is a recruitment specialist. For over thirty years we've been connecting legal talent with many of the leading law firms in London and internationally. Follow our LinkedIn page for the latest vacancies.

About Crowe Crowe is a leading national audit, tax, advisory and consulting firm with global reach and local expertise. We are an independent member of Crowe Global, one of the top 10 accounting networks in the world, with access to more than 40,000 people in over 140+ countries and across more than 800+ offices globally. Our vision is to be recognised as essential to the future success of our clients by helping them to answer tomorrow’s questions and make smart decisions that have lasting value through the highest quality audit, tax, advisory and consulting services. Crowe is where talented people can realise their potential, are successful and enjoy what they do by making a positive difference to our clients, communities and each other. At Crowe, our aim is to create a community where regardless of gender, identity, sexuality, race, ethnicity, education or background, everyone is valued, can flourish and achieve their full potential. The Team The Practice Protection team is responsible for protecting the people, finances and reputation of Crowe UK and is well-regarded within the business and outside. We are a small team with a broad remit. We advise the firm on all legal and risk issues, deal with complex contracts, transactions and investigations, as well as financial crime compliance, data protection, whistleblowing, enterprise risk and assurance. There are ten people in the team, and we are recruiting for a second solicitor to work alongside the General Counsel/Head of Practice Protection. The role is a generalist one and requires a willingness to learn and demonstrate initiative. The role From Time To Time, You Will • Advise on, manage and resolve contentious matters (i.e. regulatory investigations, complaints and litigation). We tend to use external solicitors sparingly and you would be responsible, with supervision, for the commercial aspects, provisioning, drafting and any negotiation., • Provide advice and guidance to teams on contracts of all kinds, e.g. engagement terms, third party release letters, supplier contracts and transactional documentation. We do not negotiate these for the business but provide necessary guidance and support., • Deal with insurance coverage issues, help produce the insurance reporting pack and assist with professional indemnity insurance renewal each year., • Prepare and assist with presentations to the business on legal matters, including lessons learned themes., • Support the wider Practice Protection team; frequently legal and risk issues span multiple disciplines., • Not less than three years PQE., • Ideally, some experience dealing with professional negligence litigation and/or regulatory investigations into accountants or other professional services firms. This can be taught but the better you understand the nature of the work, e.g. audit, the more valuable you are to the business., • Sound judgment, a principled approach to work and an ability to solve problems. Occasionally, there will be no ‘right’ answer to a situation, nor precedent, so you need to apply some basic principles and work out the ‘least worst’ answer., • Empathy: You are defending people and reputations. If there is a regulatory finding, that might be public, and their kids and grandkids might see it., • Excellent social and communication skills. This is a very hands-on role and you need to build trust., • A desire to put in place measures to fix not just the immediate problem, but to solve any wider structural or policy issues., • Ideally, an interest in risk management, how people make decisions and behaviours., • A willingness to make commercial decisions and not be afraid to be wrong.

Role - Residential Property Fee Earner Salary - £45k - £55k (DOE) Location - Croydon About the Role We are seeking an experienced and motivated Residential Property Solicitor or Licensed Conveyancer to join our growing and dynamic property team. This is an excellent opportunity for a driven legal professional to handle a varied caseload of residential conveyancing matters while delivering exceptional client service. Key Responsibilities • Managing a full caseload of residential property transactions from instruction through to completion, • Handling sales, purchases, remortgages, transfers of equity, and new build transactions, • Providing clear, practical legal advice to clients, • Liaising with clients, estate agents, lenders, and other solicitors, • Ensuring compliance with regulatory and legal requirements, • Maintaining accurate and up-to-date case records Requirements • Qualified Solicitor, Licensed Conveyancer, or Legal Executive with relevant experience, • Proven track record in residential conveyancing, • Ability to manage a busy caseload independently, • Excellent communication and client care skills, • Strong attention to detail and organisational abilities, • Familiarity with case management systems Desirable • Experience handling high-volume caseloads, • Knowledge of leasehold and shared ownership transactions, • Ability to contribute to business development and client relationships

About Linkilaw Solicitors Linkilaw Solicitors is a London-based law firm specialising in complex, high-value, and cross-border matters. The firm advises corporates, investors, and high-net-worth individuals on dispute resolution, regulatory issues, and international legal strategy. We are recognised for our commercially focused approach, international outlook, and ability to navigate sophisticated legal and financial challenges across jurisdictions. We are happy to be recruiting for the firm's first official Practice Manager. Role Overview The Practice Manager is responsible for overseeing the firm’s operational processes, ensuring that legal work progresses efficiently and is translated into timely and accurate billing. The role sits at the centre of legal delivery, operations, and finance, providing structure, visibility, and consistency across workflows, billing cycles, and reporting. Key Responsibilities Workflow & Matter Management • Oversee allocation of work across the legal team, • Monitor matter progress, timelines, and capacity, • Identify and address bottlenecks, • Ensure matters progress efficiently from instruction through to completion Billing & Revenue Process • Ensure time recording is accurate and up to date across the team, • Coordinate monthly billing cycles with solicitors, • Oversee the conversion of WIP into invoices, • Ensure invoices are issued in a timely and consistent manner Reporting & Financial Visibility • Produce weekly reporting on revenue, WIP, and pipeline, • Provide clear visibility on operational and financial performance, • Identify risks such as unbilled time, delays in billing, or matter stagnation, • Work closely with the Finance function to align operational and financial data Client Journey & Standards • Oversee onboarding processes, including KYC and matter setup, • Maintain consistent standards of client communication and delivery, • Support continuous improvement of the client experience Systems & Process Management • Oversee and optimise use of systems (including Clio and CRM), • Maintain and develop internal processes and operational documentation, • Ensure data integrity across systems Team Coordination • Act as a central coordination point between legal, operations, and finance, • Support the Partner on pipeline visibility, • Supervise and support Junior Operations Candidate Profile • 5+ years’ experience in a law firm/ABS operations or legal management role, • Strong understanding of law firm workflows, billing processes, and WIP management, • Commercially aware with the ability to interpret operational data in a financial context, • Highly organised with strong attention to detail, • Confident working with legal systems and reporting tools, • Effective communicator, able to work across legal and non-legal teams, • UK-based (ideally London), with the ability to work 2-3 days a week from our Mayfair office If you are interested in applying for the role, kindly submit your CV along with the reasons why this role interests you and why you are the best fit for it here, on Linkedin. We look forward to getting to know you.

Administration Manager | Lead and Modernise a Core Business Function If you’re currently managing an admin team but feel your role is limited to oversight rather than having a real say in how things are run, this offers the opportunity to step into a position where you can shape how a firm operates day to day. This is a role with real ownership, where you will lead a function, improve processes, and directly impact how efficiently the wider business runs. The Firm This is a full-service London law firm with a broad client base spanning individuals, businesses, and international clients. The firm has built its reputation on offering a partner-led, commercially focused service across a range of practice areas, combining high-quality legal work with a more agile and accessible approach than larger firms. Clients are often long-standing, with relationships built on responsiveness and consistency. Internally, there is a strong emphasis on collaboration between teams and departments. Business support functions are seen as integral to the firm’s success, not separate from it, which means your role sits close to both fee earners and senior leadership. The culture is professional but modern, with an openness to improving systems, processes, and ways of working. There is a clear recognition that operational efficiency and client experience go hand in hand. The Role You will take ownership of the administration function across the firm, overseeing day-to-day operations while identifying opportunities to improve efficiency and consistency. Your focus will be on both people and process. You will manage a small team of administration and compliance specialists, setting clear expectations, supporting development, and creating a high-performing, accountable culture. Alongside team leadership, you will review and streamline administrative workflows across areas such as file management, document handling, and client communication. You will ensure processes are not only effective but aligned with regulatory requirements, including Lexcel standards and client onboarding compliance. A key part of your role will be using data to drive decisions. You will produce and analyse management information, track performance across the team and wider business, and use this insight to improve how the function operates. You will also act as a central point of contact for internal stakeholders, ensuring the admin team supports fee earners effectively while maintaining high standards of client service. The Candidate • Experience managing a team of legal administrators, • Strong understanding of legal compliance, particularly client onboarding and file management processes, • Proven ability to lead, develop, and motivate a team, • Strong organisational and analytical skills, with the ability to manage multiple priorities, • Experience improving processes and driving operational efficiency, • Confident communicator, able to build relationships across all levels of a business, • Commercially aware, with an understanding of how administration supports wider business performance What’s On Offer • £40,000 – £45,000 depending on experience, • Hybrid working (4 days in a central London office, 1 day from home), • A role with genuine ownership over a key business function, • The opportunity to shape and improve how the firm operates internally, • Exposure to senior stakeholders and involvement in wider business initiatives, • A position that offers both operational responsibility and longer-term development, • This is an opportunity to move beyond a purely operational role into one where you can influence how a firm runs and evolves, and your role will evolve with that. If this is of interest, then please apply now or reach out to Freddie Bolwell for a confidential discussion.

Role Overview You will own the end-to-end governance of our marketplace, with full accountability for trust, safety, and compliance outcomes. You will build and scale mechanisms that detect, prevent, and eliminate bad actors, and ensure a high-quality, reliable experience for customers. This role requires strong judgment, deep dive into data, and the ability to translate complex regulatory and risk requirements into simple, scalable operational systems. This role is critical to achieving our ambition to be the most trusted and leading marketplace. You will define input and output metrics for marketplace health, identify gaps and failure modes, and drive continuous improvements through automated, enforceable solutions. You will be expected to operate at both strategy and execution levels, owning problems end-to-end and delivering measurable results. You will work closely with Business, Customer Service, Seller Support, Legal, and Product teams to build durable processes, enforce high standards, and continuously raise the bar for seller quality and customer trust. Key Responsibilities • Merchant Governance & Enforcement: Design and continuously refine policies for content safety, IP protection, and counterfeit goods while building a scalable, tiered enforcement framework (detection → action → appeal → feedback loop) with automation to proactively identify and remove bad actors., • Product Information Compliance: Establish and enforce listing governance standards (category accuracy, brand usage, content quality) through a dual-track system combining proactive audits (AI/manual) and reactive reporting to improve overall listing integrity and reduce downstream issues., • Fulfillment & Operational Integrity: Monitor and optimize delivery SLAs, logistics performance, abnormal order handling, and inventory health by partnering cross-functionally to ensure consistent on-time fulfillment and operational reliability., • Service Experience & Consumer Protection: Define, enforce, and optimize pre-sale and after-sales service standards, including response and resolution SLAs, while improving dispute handling processes in alignment with EU consumer protection regulations., • Pricing & Marketplace Fairness: Build and implement mechanisms to detect and prevent price gouging, fraudulent pricing behaviors, and manipulation tactics (e.g., low-price/high-shipping) through data-driven monitoring and automated interventions., • Transaction Risk & Abuse Prevention: Develop end-to-end risk control systems addressing fake orders, promotion abuse, and financial arbitrage while ensuring full compliance with GDPR and NIS2 data handling requirements., • Unified Merchant Governance Strategy: Create a comprehensive merchant governance framework including credit scoring, dynamic tiering, and differentiated incentives/penalties to improve seller quality, remove underperforming merchants, and drive ongoing compliance education. Requirements • Experience: 8+ years in e-commerce platform governance, risk, or merchant operations with at least 3 years of direct experience in the European market., • Regulatory Expertise: Deep understanding of EU regulations including DSA, GPSR, GDPR, and Consumer Protection Directives with the ability to translate legal requirements into operational policies., • System Building: Proven ability to independently design and scale end-to-end governance systems from policy definition to operational execution and continuous optimization., • Data & Analytics: Strong analytical capabilities with experience leveraging data to inform strategy, detect risks, and drive measurable improvements in marketplace quality., • Cross-Functional Leadership: Demonstrated ability to collaborate effectively with Product, Legal, Business, Customer Service, and Seller Support teams in complex, global environments., • Communication: Fluent English (written and spoken) with the ability to work seamlessly with European stakeholders and partners.

We are working with a renowned telecommunications business seeking a Legal Counsel to support its retail and franchise operations on a wide range of commercial and operational legal matters. Location: London, hybrid working Duration: 12-month contract The Role This role sits within a Consumer Legal team and focuses on supporting retail and franchise models across a customer‑facing telecommunications estate. The emphasis is on commercial advisory work, operational legal risk, and enabling the effective running and evolution of retail and partner structures. The role: • Providing pragmatic, commercially focused legal advice across retail and franchise operations, • Supporting franchise and partner models, including contractual, governance, and operational frameworks, • Advising on a broad range of commercial agreements and legal issues affecting customer‑facing retail environments, • Supporting compliance with legislation and regulation impacting retail and franchise structures, • Working closely with retail, operations, and commercial stakeholders to manage legal risk while enabling business growth, • Contributing to legal risk assessments and assurance processes across retail and operational initiatives, • Supporting legal training, process improvement, and scalable legal delivery across the consumer legal function, • Monitoring legal and regulatory developments impacting retail and franchise activities and sharing insights with stakeholders Ideal Candidate • England & Wales qualified lawyer, • Experience advising consumer, retail, or franchised businesses, ideally within telecommunications or a similar operational environment, • Strong commercial contracts experience with a practical, solutions‑focused approach, • Confidence engaging directly with senior operational and commercial stakeholders, • Able to manage multiple workstreams independently in a fast‑paced, operational setting To register an interest, please send through your updated CV to

Compliance Manager – New Product Focus Location: London – 3 days a week My client is an established / profitable Fintech with a fantastic 6 yrs of trading in the UK behind them – After closing large funding round and hitting 150 people they are now in scale up mode creating an exciting time to join the business They are B2C Fintech on a mission to provide a simple & easy wealth management app for the every day UK consumer. So far they have disrupted the savings & investment space with continued expansion on cards for 2026 in the form of new products ( 2 launching next week!) Continued customer acquisition & growth is on the agenda and this role is all about future thinking with focus on new product launches creating lots of autonomy, freedom & creativity for an innovative compliance manager to work with teams internally and be voice of regulation from Ideology… As the Compliance Manager – Product your responsibilities and duties will include: • Shaping new propositions directly with the business, driving a compliant and innovative approach within new product offerings, • Working within regulatory requirements to write, review and challenge regulatory submissions such as business plans, policies and applications, • Reviewing and updating policies, monitoring and governance frameworks helping the business adapt procedures to new product requirements, • Building strong relationships with first line teams to ensure your guidance, challenge and oversight is relevant to the products and processes, • Seeking out knowledge of AI and technical innovations to support in your role and in product development and oversight processes, • Horizon scanning and reviewing PRA and FCA policy statements as well as FOS publications and market best practice to ensure we’re always learning from what’s happening in the market. Essential Skills and Competencies of the Compliance Manager – Product • Strong written skills and excellent attention to detail. Comfortable drafting regulator-ready documents with minimal support. Legal qualification highly desirable, • Thorough experience in the investments and wealth space with clear knowledge of rules, restrictions and best practices, • Solid knowledge of FCA Financial Advice rules including staying abreast of upcoming regulatory changes, • Keen interest in innovation in the financial guidance and advice space include the use of AI and Large Language Models, • Working knowledge of consumer financial promotions regulation including COBS and BCOBS rules is very beneficial. For more information about Compliance Manager – Product role please get in touch or to apply send your CV now.

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.

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.

Job Title: HR Administrator Location: City of London Role: 6-month FTC (potential extensions) Working Arrangement: Hybrid Working (3 days in office) Salary: up to £35,000 per annum The firm Our client is a global law firm is recognised for delivering full‑service legal advice across corporate, litigation, regulatory, labour and employment, finance, intellectual property, and industry‑focused practices including energy, technology, life sciences, and financial services. With a broad international footprint across North America, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, it advises clients ranging from multinational corporations to emerging businesses on complex, cross‑border, and highly regulated matters. The role In your new role as a HR Administrator, you will be working in a team of 4 providing effective HR support to the firm. This is initially a 6-month FTC, for the right person this could be extended or go permanent. Your key responsibilities will include: • Supporting onboarding and offboarding processes., • Preparing offer letter, employment contracts and drafting documents, • Supporting on interview scheduling and booking meeting rooms., • Supporting a HRIS migration project., • Managing email correspondence from HR inbox. What do you need? In order to be successful in this role you will need: • Previous administrative experience with a keen interest in HR., • Excellent organisational skills and ability to manage multiple priorities., • Strong communication and interpersonal skills., • IT Proficiency. What do you get in return? In return, you will receive a competitive salary with excellent benefits and the opportunity to work at an established US Law firm in London. Application Process: For further information and to apply, please submit your resume. Due to the high volume of applications, we are unable to respond to all inquiries. If you have not received a response within 72 hours, please assume you have not been shortlisted. We look forward to receiving your application! Ryder Reid Legal is a recruitment specialist, for almost thirty years we've been connecting legal talent with many of the leading law firms in London and internationally. Follow our LinkedIn page for our latest vacancies.

About the Company We are supporting a leading consulting firm engaged on a high-profile programme with a global investment bank. About the Role We are seeking an experienced Business Analyst to join on an initial 4-month contract (extension likely based on the analysis done in this first contract). This role will play a key part in a complex transformation initiative, focusing on building a comprehensive view of products, processes, and external market connectivity within a new legal entity structure. Responsibilities • Develop a comprehensive Business Requirements Document (BRD) covering all product lines, operational functions, and external connectivity, highlighting risks, dependencies, and implementation constraints., • Map end-to-end processes across multiple product types, from trade inception through to settlement, and assess required changes aligned to the new legal entity., • Document current workflows, system interactions, data flows, and decision logic across front-to-back operations., • Identify key stakeholders, process owners, and organisational dependencies., • Produce high-quality process documentation including flowcharts, swim lanes, and RACI matrices., • Map external market connectivity (clearing houses, settlement systems, market data providers, regulatory repositories), including data requirements, message formats, and interface specifications., • Document regulatory reporting obligations and connectivity (including EMIR and MiFID)., • Identify jurisdiction-specific infrastructure requirements and constraints. Qualifications • Strong Business Analysis experience within investment banking or capital markets., • Proven track record delivering detailed BRDs and end-to-end process mapping., • Deep understanding of trade lifecycle and front-to-back operations., • Experience with regulatory reporting frameworks (e.g. EMIR, MiFID)., • Exposure to market connectivity, post-trade infrastructure, and data flows., • Ability to work across complex stakeholder environments and global teams. Required Skills • Strong Business Analysis experience within investment banking or capital markets., • Proven track record delivering detailed BRDs and end-to-end process mapping., • Deep understanding of trade lifecycle and front-to-back operations., • Experience with regulatory reporting frameworks (e.g. EMIR, MiFID)., • Exposure to market connectivity, post-trade infrastructure, and data flows., • Ability to work across complex stakeholder environments and global teams. Preferred Skills • Experience with regulatory reporting frameworks (e.g. EMIR, MiFID)., • Exposure to market connectivity, post-trade infrastructure, and data flows. Pay range and compensation package £350/day - Outside IR35 Equal Opportunity Statement This is an excellent opportunity to join a critical transformation programme within a top-tier financial environment, working through a respected consulting partner.

Private Funds Lawyer (Secondaries Transactions) Location: London About the Company: Capital Dynamics is an independent global asset management firm focusing on private assets, including Private equity (primaries, secondaries, and direct investments) and Clean Energy. Capital Dynamics oversees more than USD 15 billion in assets under management and advisement and employs approximately 150 professionals globally across 13 offices in Europe, North America, and Asia. About the Role: Capital Dynamics is seeking a highly capable and experienced Private Funds Lawyer to work alongside our Private Equity – Secondaries team. Based out of the London office, the Private Funds Lawyer will support Capital Dynamics' Secondaries Investment Management Team in the fund formation, structuring, negotiation, and documentation of primary and secondary fund investments, including single-asset and portfolio transactions. The ideal candidate will have strong experience supporting LP-side secondaries transactions and a solid understanding of private funds documentation and deal processes. The role holder will work alongside the Global Head of Funds Legal and Global Head of Secondaries on the establishment of any new Capital Dynamics Secondaries Funds or related separately managed accounts. Only candidates with previous Secondaries transactions experience on either the LP-side or GP-side can be considered for this position. Responsibilities: • Lead on all legal aspects relating to the acquisition of individual and portfolios of LP interests on both the primary and secondary markets., • Advise on structuring to minimise tax and regulatory implications; negotiate share and purchase agreements; review and complete transfers and subscription agreements; provide KYC and tax documentation; negotiate side letters (where necessary); and coordinate all aspects of the closing process., • Lead the negotiation and implementation of credit and NAV facilities., • Attend all Investment Committee meetings in an advisory capacity., • Manage the MFN election process related to primary investments., • Respond to investor and advisory board consents from underlying managers., • Assist with litigation matters as they arise in relation to the Secondaries Funds., • Together with Compliance, develop appropriate controls, policies, and procedures to ensure Capital Dynamics and its funds comply with internal and external legal and regulatory requirements., • Liaise with, establish, monitor, and maintain relationships with law firms and third-party service providers., • Assist with legal questions arising from investments in private equity funds, including tax and regulatory issues., • Be part of the legal team and support the Legal Heads and General Counsel on legal matters generally. Qualifications: • US or UK-qualified lawyer; international experience is highly advantageous., • Minimum of 6 years' PQE (post-qualified experience), currently working in a Private Funds group at a law firm or as an in-house funds lawyer., • Extensive knowledge of Secondaries fund transactions – LP Portfolio Sales, LP-Led and GP-Led preferred equity and Continuation Funds., • Strong knowledge of private equity fund formation, structuring, fund operations, and fund closing matters, ideally in respect of both UK and US funds; experience with Luxembourg and Cayman fund structures a plus., • Experience working in a collaborative and demanding environment., • Flexible, as you will work with colleagues across time zones from California & New York (US), London (UK), Milan (Italy), and Zug (Switzerland). Required Skills: • Must be fluent in English and display superior writing skills., • Additional language skills such as German, Italian, French are desirable but not essential. Equal Opportunity Statement: Capital Dynamics is an Equal Opportunity Employer. With 23 nationalities represented across 13 offices spanning North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia, we believe our differences makes us better investors and a stronger firm. We strongly encourage applications from talented individuals of all backgrounds, and warmly welcome candidates who may require adjustments during the recruitment process - please let our team know.

In the Business of Brands This company is home to brands associated with craft and innovation, creating products to be enjoyed and appreciated. The Opportunity The company now has a need for a senior lawyer to join the business as the sole lawyer for the company. As Group Legal Counsel, you will work closely with senior management and manage all legal matters for the business. The opportunity will suit an individual with experience in the FMCG industry who enjoys a commercial environment, working with brands and variety. The work will range from commercial matters to IP, marketing, regulatory matters (packaging, etc) as well risk and compliance and governance. You will be involved with the running of the business on a day to day and strategic level. About You A broad general commercial skill-set is ideal, with experience in the FMCG sector (drinks or food) probably being key. A keen interest in brands and an interest in working for a growing and agile brands business, rolling your sleeves up and really getting behind the brands is also key. This is a unique and exciting opportunity to join a growing consumer brands business (with a lovely office in a fantastic Central London location) in a truly varied in-house role. Given the office location and the need to work closley with the bsiness, the role is 5 days a week in the office. The opportunity will suit a commercially-minded individual who is looking for an opportunity to truly be part of a business and support the business on everything from day to day matters, strategic matters and projects. If you like variety, brands and building effective business relationships, please apply now.

Tradition is the interdealer broking arm of Compagnie Financière Tradition and one of the world's largest interdealer brokers in over-the-counter financial and commodity related products. CFT is represented in over 28 countries, employing over 2,500 people. Tradition’s goal is to provide superior client services. It believes its business success is a direct reflection of its employees and recruits. As such, teamwork, creativity, reliability and integrity are components of a work ethic taken very seriously since the company was founded in 1959. Tradition is currently seeking to appoint a Business Support Coordinator to be based within the London office. Main responsibilities within the Business Support Coordinator position include: Executive & Strategic Support • Provide coordination and administrative support to the UK CEO/COO in the delivery of strategic and operational initiatives., • Track and follow up on key actions arising from executive meetings, ensuring deadlines are met., • Support the administration of the Senior Managers & Certification Regime (SMCR), including coordinating meetings and maintaining documentation., • Assist in coordinating SMCR-related activities across Compliance, Risk, Legal, and Executive teams., • Support the maintenance of the UK Policy Framework, ensuring policies are up to date and appropriately documented., • Assist in the production of executive MI, reports, and dashboards for the CEO/COO., • Support the coordination of reporting for Board, Audit Committee, and Risk Committee meetings., • Coordinate agendas, papers, and actions for governance meetings, including the Monthly Support Group Meeting., • Act as a point of contact for coordination across Front Office and Business Support functions (Legal, Compliance, Finance, HR, Risk, Internal Audit)., • Work closely with Executive Assistants to support scheduling of governance meetings and efficient diary management., • Support the management of executive and governance documentation in line with internal standards., • Maintain records of key corporate and regulatory documents, ensuring appropriate storage and version control., • Assist in managing SharePoint sites, including document organisation and access permissions., • Support responses to document requests from regulators, auditors, and internal stakeholders. Key skills, experience and competencies required to be successful in this role: • Experience in an administrative, coordinator, or business support role (financial services experience beneficial but not essential)., • Basic understanding of UK regulatory frameworks (e.g. SMCR) and corporate governance is advantageous., • Experience supporting reporting, MI production, or preparing meeting materials., • Strong organisational and coordination skills with high attention to detail., • Good stakeholder communication skills across a range of functions., • Ability to manage multiple tasks and meet deadlines in a fast-paced environment., • High level of professionalism, discretion, and integrity., • Proactive approach with a willingness to learn and develop. Tradition do not accept agency CV’s. Please do not forward CV’s to our employees or Talent team. Tradition are not accountable for any fees related to unsolicited resumes. The Talent team will reach out to trusted agents when required. Please note, due to the large volume of applications for this position, only suitable candidates will be contacted. If you have not heard from us within 14 days, unfortunately, your application has been unsuccessful. Tradition welcome all suitable applications and are an equal opportunity employer who value diversity. All employment is decided on the basis of qualifications and merit. By applying for this role, you agree that we may retain your details on our system for a period of 6 months and may contact you for any future vacancies that may arise within the Tradition Group.

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

🔹 Assistant Company Secretary Our Client is a leading London Market Insurer Specialising in Medical Professional Liability Insurance looking for an Assistant Company Secretary to join a growing, fast-paced organisation operating across the UK and Ireland. This role offers fantastic exposure to senior stakeholders and board-level activity, making it ideal for someone looking to deepen their experience in corporate governance and compliance. 🚀 What You’ll Be Doing You’ll support the Head of Compliance / Company Secretary in delivering high-quality governance and regulatory support, including: Board & Committee Support • Preparing agendas and coordinating meetings, • Producing and distributing board packs (via Diligent), • Attending meetings and drafting accurate minutes, • Managing the corporate calendar, • Drafting resolutions and statutory filings, • Handling Companies House / CRO submissions (e.g. director changes, confirmation statements, accounts), • Supporting governance framework improvements, • Supporting filings to regulators (PRA, FCA, CBI), • Assisting with data protection and regulatory returns, • Maintaining internal registers (e.g. gifts & hospitality), • 2–5 years’ experience in a company secretarial or governance role, • Background in insurance or financial services (preferred), • Degree educated (or equivalent), • ICSA / CGI qualification (or working towards it), • Strong attention to detail and organisational skills, • Confident communicator with the ability to handle sensitive information, • Direct exposure to board-level operations, • Broad, hands-on experience across governance and compliance, • A supportive environment with real opportunities for growth 👉 Interested? Apply now or reach out to learn more.

Our Client A growing fintech firm, currently outperforming their peers, is seeking a 5PQE+ Regulatory and/or product lawyer. Given their product offering, they would ideally want to hire a lawyer coming from a private banking background. 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)., • Consumer finance experience, • Experience working for a financial services/fintech business advising on retail investments, wealth platform or investment firm, 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.

Regulatory Solicitor (Advocate) - London – An excellent opportunity to join a highly regarded regulatory team, with hybrid working options and a supportive, collaborative environment – To apply please call Gemma on 020 7183 8586 and quote Job Ref: 215301894 JOB TITLE: Regulatory Solicitor (Advocate) PQE REQUIRED: Flex LOCATION: London SALARY: Excellent + Benefits THE ROLE: A leading regulatory team is seeking experienced Advocates to join its expanding practice, supporting an increasing volume of work and new client wins. The team acts for professional regulators and regulated professionals across law, health and social care, accountancy and education. Advocates appear before regulatory tribunals and courts in England and Wales, including the High Court, with a particular focus on healthcare fitness to practise trials. While experience in healthcare or before the Solicitors’ Disciplinary Tribunal is desirable, extensive trial advocacy in professional regulatory matters is essential. The team comprises Solicitors, Barristers, CILEX Lawyers, Paralegals and Trainees, supported by an experienced administrative team. THE CANDIDATE: The successful candidate will be a qualified Solicitor with advocacy experience with at least one year of experience handling contested and uncontested hearings in a fitness to practise context. You will be confident managing your own matters, drafting and reviewing hearing documents, advising on the progression of investigations and providing wider regulatory guidance. Strong analytical skills, technical expertise, and a collegiate, team-oriented approach are essential, along with a commitment to continuous professional development and excellent client care. THE FIRM: This is an opportunity to join a nationally recognised regulatory team, highly ranked in Chambers and Legal 500, known for delivering expert advice in a supportive and collaborative environment. The team values technical excellence, professional development and a client-centred approach to regulatory work. HOW TO APPLY: Contact Gemma at eNL on 020 7183 8586 or email with your CV, or simply call for a confidential discussion. eNL will never share your CV with a third party without your express permission. As part of our candidate care process, we aim to respond to all applications in 7 days. If you have not been contacted within this timescale, your application has been unsuccessful on this occasion. Please note our advertisements use PQE/salary levels purely as a guide. At eNL we value diversity and inclusion. We want to attract people at all levels and encourage applications from all suitably qualified candidates whatever your ethnicity, religion, age, physical or mental disability, sexual orientation, gender identity or any characteristics protected by law in the jurisdictions in which we operate.

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)

Location: United Kingdom Reporting to: Chief Executive Officer / Senior Managing Partner Direct Reports: Legal, Structuring, Compliance (Legal), External Counsel Networks Role Overview The Chief Legal Officer (CLO) is responsible for architecting and operating Evermere’s global legal framework across its proprietary fund structures, SPVs, and transaction platforms. This is a high-intensity, execution-oriented role designed for a legal leader operating at the intersection of corporate structuring, fund architecture, and real-time deal support. The CLO will build and run a modern legal function capable of supporting daily transaction flow across multiple jurisdictions, with particular depth across the UK, North America, and Europe. The mandate is to enable speed without compromising control — constructing legal frameworks, processes, and tooling that allow the deal teams to originate, structure, and execute opportunities at pace, while maintaining institutional-grade legal integrity. Core Responsibilities International Corporate Structuring • Lead the design and implementation of complex cross-border corporate structures across fund vehicles, SPVs, and joint ventures, • Architect jurisdictionally optimised structures across the UK, North America, and Europe, ensuring legal robustness and commercial flexibility, • Oversee formation, governance, and lifecycle management of all entities within the Evermere platform, • Provide structuring leadership across equity, debt, hybrid instruments, and structured finance arrangements Transaction Execution & Deal Team Support • Act as embedded legal partner to investment and deal teams, supporting high-frequency origination and execution, • Draft, review, and negotiate a wide range of transaction documents including HOTs, LOIs, JV agreements, shareholder agreements, and financing instruments, • Develop repeatable legal frameworks and templates to accelerate deal velocity, • Ensure legal risk is identified, priced, and managed in real time without slowing execution Legal Process Architecture & Function Build • Design and implement a modern, scalable legal operating model aligned to Evermere’s transaction velocity, • Build internal legal processes that enable rapid structuring, execution, and governance across multiple concurrent deals, • Establish clear approval frameworks, delegation authorities, and decision pathways, • Reduce dependency on external counsel through in-house capability development, while managing external advisors where required Legal Technology & Platform Development • Lead the development of internal legal technology platforms to support structuring, documentation, and workflow automation, • Work closely with engineering and data teams to build tools that standardise and accelerate legal processes, • Implement document automation, knowledge management systems, and deal tracking infrastructure, • Drive the integration of legal into the firm’s broader data and operational stack Regulatory Interface & Legal Compliance • Ensure all legal structures and activities align with UK and international regulatory frameworks, including interaction with the Financial Conduct Authority where applicable, • Support the firm’s progression toward AIFM alignment and ongoing regulatory obligations, • Oversee legal aspects of compliance frameworks, working closely with risk and compliance teams, • Maintain robust governance standards across all entities and jurisdictions AML, KYC & Counterparty Integrity • Oversee and participate in Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Know Your Customer (KYC) processes across all transactions, • Ensure appropriate legal frameworks are in place for counterparty onboarding and verification, • Work with compliance teams to maintain rigorous standards while enabling efficient deal progression, • Support development of internal systems to streamline AML/KYC workflows Governance & Risk Management • Establish and maintain governance frameworks across all Evermere entities and transactions, • Identify, assess, and mitigate legal risks across jurisdictions and asset classes, • Ensure documentation, approvals, and record-keeping meet institutional and regulatory standards, • Provide clear legal guidance to senior leadership on complex and novel situations Strategic Partnership to the CEO • Act as senior legal advisor on all structuring, execution, and strategic initiatives, • Support the design of new platforms, partnerships, and market entry strategies, • Provide pragmatic, commercially focused legal solutions aligned with Evermere’s operating model, • Enable the firm to move decisively in emerging and complex markets Candidate Profile Qualifications & Experience • UK qualified solicitor (England & Wales) – mandatory, • 10–15 years’ experience in corporate law, fund structuring, or transactional legal roles, • Background in a leading international law firm (Magic Circle / top-tier US firm) and/or in-house within a high-performance investment platform, • Deep experience in cross-border structuring across the UK, North America, and Europe, • Strong track record supporting complex transactions at speed Technical Expertise • Advanced expertise in corporate structuring, joint ventures, and shareholder arrangements, • Strong understanding of fund structures, SPVs, and structured finance instruments, • Familiarity with UK regulatory frameworks and interaction with the Financial Conduct Authority, • Working knowledge of AML, KYC, and counterparty due diligence frameworks, • Interest and experience in legal technology, automation, and process optimisation Leadership & Behavioural Attributes • Commercially driven legal operator with strong execution bias, • Able to balance precision with speed in high-pressure environments, • Highly structured thinker with the ability to simplify complex legal constructs, • Low-ego, high-impact leader capable of building elite in-house capability, • Absolute discretion and commitment to confidentiality Positioning Within Evermere The Chief Legal Officer is a central figure in Evermere’s operational engine. This role is not a traditional advisory legal position; it is an operational and strategic function embedded within the firm’s core activities. Success in this role is defined by the ability to enable speed, structure complexity, and maintain control simultaneously. The Chief Legal Officer ensures that as Evermere moves rapidly across markets and opportunities, the legal foundations remain precise, robust, and institutionally credible.

Corporate Paralegal Due to extensive growth and multiple acquisitions, Fusion Consulting Group is looking to recruit a Corporate Paralegal to join us in our central office in the city of London. FCG, now in its eleventh year of trading, established its Legal Services division in 2018 and more recently acquired Fusion Law (formerly Birdi & Co Solicitors), an SRA regulated law firm set up in 2021. Fusion Law focuses on Corporate, M&A, Commercial, Commercial Property, Non-Contentious Employment, GDPR and Banking & Finance. This role is ideal for someone with at least two years of corporate paralegal experience who is looking to develop their career within a professional and supportive environment. Key Responsibilities We are seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Corporate Paralegal to join our established legal team. The successful candidate will support solicitors across a range of legal topics but will have a focus on corporate (and commercial property) matters. • Assisting solicitors with the preparation, management, and progression of legal matters, • Drafting and filing legal documents, correspondence, ancillary transaction documents and HMLR and Companies House forms with accuracy and attention to detail, • Conducting legal research and summarising findings clearly, • Managing case files, ensuring all documentation is organised and up to date, • Liaising with clients and third parties professionally, • Handling administrative tasks including filing, billing support, and diary management, • Ensuring compliance with regulatory and firm-specific procedures Candidate Requirements You will be required to embrace the values and culture of the firm, and you must be happy to work autonomously but within a collegiate and supportive environment. • Minimum of 2 years’ experience working in a UK legal practice, • Strong understanding of legal procedures and documentation within the UK legal system, • Excellent written and verbal communication skills, • High level of organisation and ability to manage multiple tasks effectively, • Familiarity with legal billing and time recording systems Previous experience within corporate law is essential. What we Offer • Up to £30,000pa, • Private medical insurance, • Group life insurance, • FusionPoints bonus scheme, • An additional day off for your Birthday every year, • Tailored training and development plans for every employee, • Participation in the law team’s incentive program Job Type: Full-time Job Location: London, Bishopsgate EC2M About Fusion Consulting Group: Fusion is a multi-discipline consulting practice assisting entrepreneurial businesses and private clients by delivering an end-to-end solution throughout their business journey. Fusion crafts client solutions using its in-house team of highly skilled consultants with a diverse range of expertise within International Taxation, Company Accounting, Executive Recruitment, IT Strategy, Business Advisory, Legal Services and Financial services ensuring a joined-up approach and seamless client experience. Equal Opportunities Fusion Consulting Ltd is committed to creating a diverse environment and is 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.

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

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.

About the Company We’re working with a global B2B events and information business that connects professionals with insight, ideas and opportunities across international markets. Through live and on‑demand events, digital platforms and knowledge-led services, the organisation supports specialist communities to grow, learn and succeed. This client has won "Best places to work" Awards and it is clear to see why! About the Role They are now looking for a commercially minded Legal Counsel to join their London-based legal team on a temporary basis to cover up-coming maternity leave. This is a 9 month Fixed Term Contract initially but there may be an opportunity for extensions. This role offers the chance to act as a trusted business partner within a fast-paced, international environment, supporting a diverse portfolio of large-scale events, training programmes, subscriptions and media products across sectors including technology, finance, life sciences, food, healthcare and consumer events. You'll report into The senior corporate counsel and join a team of 4 lawyers (2 in the UK and 2 in the US) and work collaborative with a range of stakeholders at all levels and a variety of business units. You'll also connect with group lawyers outside your team and work together to offer efficient and commercial solutions for a range of global commercial, legal and risk matters. Responsibilities • Drafting, reviewing and negotiating a wide range of commercial agreements, including customer terms, supplier and vendor contracts, IT contracts, speaker agreements, sponsorship and collaboration agreements, barters and NDAs, • Maintaining and updating contract templates to reflect evolving legal, regulatory and risk requirements, • Advising on ad hoc legal matters, including contract disputes, payment issues, attendee conduct and event-related waivers, • Providing guidance on intellectual property matters, including brand and trademark protection and dispute support, • Building strong working relationships with stakeholders across commercial, operations, tech and finance teams, • Managing external counsel where required and contributing to wider legal team initiatives Qualifications A qualified lawyer with c.2/3+ years’ PQE (guideline only) Required Skills • Strong in-house experience, gained either permanently or via secondment, • Solid grounding in commercial law and contract negotiation within a dynamic business environment, • Experience managing legal risk and resolving disputes pragmatically, • Knowledge of data privacy and emerging technologies (including AI) is beneficial but not essential, • Confident communicator, able to translate legal advice into clear, commercial guidance, • Proactive, adaptable and comfortable juggling multiple priorities in a fast-moving setting, • A collaborative mindset and enthusiasm for contributing to a positive, high-performing team culture Pay range and compensation package A competitive benefits package plus a contract completion bonus. You'll receive wellbeing support, learning and development opportunities, generous leave and flexible benefits to chose from. The salary is good and at market rate for this level and will be dependent on PQE level and experience. Equal Opportunity Statement This organisation values potential as well as experience. If you meet most – but not all – of the criteria and are excited by the opportunity, you’re encouraged to apply. Reasonable adjustments and accommodations are available throughout the recruitment process, and all applications are considered on merit. The employer is committed to equality, diversity and inclusion and welcomes applications from all backgrounds. Start date: End of May/June 2026 - 1 month notice periods will be acceptable if you are interested in this role! Office working: 3 days a week in central London office

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

RARE PARTNER LEVEL OPPORTUNITY | LEADING OFFSHORE LAW FIRM | BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS A market-leading offshore firm is seeking a Corporate Partner to add further strength to their well-established British Virgin Islands team. This is an exceptional opportunity to play a key role in the ongoing development of the corporate practice and the growth of the wider office. It may suit an experienced offshore lawyer seeking an excellent platform on which to build the next stage of their career, or a successful onshore lawyer with a track record of excellence in an international firm. In either case, you will need to be able to demonstrate a strong market profile and an aptitude for client management and business development. Taking a lead on client and matter management, you will be exposed to a wide range of work spanning banking and finance, capital markets, M&A, FinTech/digital assets, investment funds/regulatory, private equity, and venture capital. You will likely have substantial experience in some of these areas and a willingness to build expertise in the others. In keeping with the seniority of this role, you will play an integral role in the management of the team, and, in collaboration with the Managing Partner and the Group Head, will be expected to play a key role in generating new business. For the right person, this is a rare and exciting opportunity to join a top-tier firm at this level of seniority. It will come with a very strong base salary, a good bonus, benefits and a comprehensive relocation package (if required). Requirements • Admitted in the BVI or England & Wales, Scotland or Ireland., • Currently based in or willing to relocate to BVI., • Strong track record in a prominent onshore or offshore law firm with expertise in banking and finance, capital markets, corporate (M&A/PE/VC), funds/regulatory, and/or digital assets/emerging technologies., • Open to considering current Partners or Senior Counsel ready to step up., • Strong leadership, management, interpersonal, and communication skills. British Virgin Islands For some, the BVI is the pick of the Caribbean. A mountainous, rain-forested interior surrounded by picture-postcard bays, it is probably not far from the idyllic image that might cross your mind when you ponder whether there is ‘more to life’. It’s not for everyone though. You will need to be comfortable with a slower pace, you will see its remoteness as a gift rather than an inconvenience, and you will be the sort of person who gets more out of sailing, diving, or relaxing on the beach than you do from the buzz of city life. If that’s you, you will love it here. Not to mention that the work, much of it emanating out of Asia, is some of the most interesting and challenging in the sector. Package Very strong USD base salary, a good bonus, benefits and a comprehensive relocation package (if required). BVI has a low tax rate and a reasonable cost of living. Origin Legal International Our team has 25 years’ experience of helping lawyers to make international and offshore moves. If you would like to find out more about this role or chat about an overseas move in general, please get in touch.

Banking & Finance (Trade Finance) Senior Associate | 5+ PQE | City of London | Top 100 Firm Are you a motivated Banking & Finance Senior Associate with a particular focus on Trade Finance, looking to join a growing, dynamic team? This is an excellent opportunity 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 Senior 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. Alongside this, you’ll have the chance to build and develop your own profile, with a strong emphasis on business development that will contribute to both your success and the team’s growth. You’ll also play a key role in supporting junior fee earners, providing supervision and guidance to help them thrive. 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 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: • 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

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.

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

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.

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.

Build the legal foundations of sovereign‑grade AI Sovereign AI is a UK‑based AI infrastructure and solutions provider building the next generation of sovereign, secure AI data centres across EMEA. Operating at the intersection of technology, infrastructure, regulation, and national‑level capability, Sovereign AI supports highly regulated and mission‑critical sectors including Government, Defence, Healthcare, and Financial Services. As the business scales, Sovereign AI is now hiring a Senior Counsel to partner closely with the Group General Counsel and play a pivotal role in shaping the company’s legal, corporate, and commercial strategy. The Role This is a broad, high‑impact in‑house role offering genuine exposure to: • Fundraising, venture capital and strategic transactions, • Complex commercial and technology agreements (AI, SaaS, data, infrastructure), • AI governance, data protection, IP and emerging regulation, • Corporate structuring, governance and board‑level support What You’ll Bring • 8–10+ years’ PQE, ideally from a leading law firm and/or high‑growth tech or infrastructure business, • Strong experience across commercial contracts and corporate matters, including fundraising and shareholder arrangements, • A solid understanding of technology, data, AI governance and regulatory risk, • Confidence working with senior stakeholders, investors and external counsel, • A commercial, solutions‑driven mindset with excellent drafting skills, • Qualified as a Solicitor (England & Wales) Why Join Sovereign AI? • Work at the forefront of AI, infrastructure and national resilience, • Genuine strategic influence in a scaling, well‑funded business, • Exposure to complex, high‑value transactions and cutting‑edge regulation 📅 Level: Senior individual contributor with scope to grow

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

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.

The future of healthcare will not be built on symptoms. It will be built on sequences. At Phenome Longevity, we are building the world's first fully integrated longevity ecosystem. Genomics. Multi-omics. AI. Wearables. Clinics. Labs. All connected to help people live longer, better lives. We are looking for a full-time, on-site Legal Counsel based in London who sees this moment for what it is: the most exciting time in the history of medicine to be a lawyer. Someone who wants to help write the rules of a field that is still being invented. What you will do Legal Advisory. Be the trusted legal partner to our founders, clinical, commercial, and technology teams. Translate complex legal questions into clear, commercial decisions. Data & Privacy. Own our global approach to health data and genomic privacy. UK GDPR, international data transfers, and the frameworks that govern the most sensitive data a human has. Commercial. Draft, negotiate, and structure agreements with labs, clinics, scientific partners, technology vendors, and distribution partners across multiple jurisdictions. Regulatory. Partner with leadership on MHRA, CQC, and healthcare regulatory strategy as we launch and scale new services. AI & Technology. Shape how we responsibly deploy AI, software, and digital health tools in a regulated environment. IP & Corporate. Protect the science and the company. Support corporate governance, financings, and strategic transactions as we grow. Who you are • Qualified solicitor (England & Wales) or equivalent, with an active practising certificate, • 2 to 3 years of post-qualification experience in a leading law firm or in-house team, • Exposure to health, life sciences, biotech, or technology law, • Strong grounding in commercial contracts and data protection (UK GDPR, DPA 2018), • Comfortable moving fast, making judgement calls, and operating without a playbook, • Sharp commercial instincts and calm under pressure What will set you apart Genuine obsession with the science. We want someone who reads about CRISPR on the weekend, gets excited by longevity research, and sees law not as a barrier but as a tool to responsibly unlock what science can do. You do not need to be a scientist. You do need to care. Why Phenome Longevity You will not be reviewing contracts in isolation. You will sit at the centre of a company building labs, clinics, software, and science into one platform, and your work will shape how millions of people eventually access personalised health. You will have direct access to founders, clinical leaders, and the science itself.

Head of Business Acceptance (Conflicts & AML) An award-winning international law firm is seeking a dynamic and strategic Head of Business Acceptance to join its growing Risk function. This newly created leadership role offers a unique opportunity to shape and drive the firm’s approach to Conflicts and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) across the UK and EMEA, while collaborating closely with colleagues in the US. Reporting directly to the Director of Risk, you will play a pivotal role in safeguarding the firm’s reputation and supporting its global growth through expert risk management and innovative thinking. Highly lucrative salary + excellent benefits Hybrid working structure (3 days office, 2 remotely) on a full-time 9.30-5.30 basis Ultra-modern office space close to City Thameslink The Head of Business Acceptance will be responsible for a team of circa 25 analysts across AML and Conflicts and will be supported by a Business Acceptance Manager who has day-to-day responsibility for the management of the team who are mainly based there. Key responsibilities • Overall day-to-day responsibility for Business Acceptance within the firm, including acting as a point of escalation where necessary for the Business Acceptance and the Senior Analysts. Occasional visits to other offices are likely to be required., • Acting as deputy MLRO and supporting the MLRO with a range of relevant issues, including dealing with internal suspicious activity reports and external SARs. There is support within the team on financial crime from a Senior Financial Crime Analyst., • Being a point of liaison for the US Conflicts team on issues arising and supervising a team of London based analysts who are being recruited to assist with US Conflicts issues., • Keeping up-to-date with changes in relevant legislation, policies, procedures and practices., • Acting as the firm's Anti-Bribery & Corruption Officer and monitoring the Gifts and Hospitality register, including providing advice to partners and fee earners on potential bribery corruptions matters, • Supervising the Business Acceptance Manager in preparing documentation for the annual AML Risk Assessment and the annual Independent AML audit., • Developing close relationships with other business services functions to facilitate co-operation and knowledge sharing and attending regular Heads of Business Services meetings to provide input into broad operational issues., • Organising and presenting training on risk topics as necessary. Knowledge, skills & experience • Able to demonstrate understanding of the risks faced by an international commercial law firm;, • Ability to manage the resolution of legal and commercial conflicts of interest with regards to the applicable regulatory requirements and taking account of the competing needs of the firm's partners and offices;, • Experience of the US ABA conflict of interest roles will be an advantage and will need to be learned by any candidate who does not have prior experience of them;, • Shares knowledge across the team, and provides ongoing instruction and support;, • Calm and professional in the face of competing demands;, • Excellent time management and organisational skills; Actively promotes teamwork across the risk management team, promoting a team culture that encourages co-operation, support and knowledge sharing., • Education and experience: A university degree, Qualified solicitor or barrister or experience risk professional

Company Secretary Assistant London based Hybrid working (4 days in office) SSQ is partnering with a specialist governance advisory firm to recruit an Executive or Senior Executive (depending on experience) to join its growing company secretarial team in Central London. This is a great opportunity for a part-qualified governance professional looking to build on their existing company secretarial experience and gain exposure to a range of industries and listed environments. Key Responsibilities • Preparing board meeting agendas and compiling digital board packs, • Attending board meetings and producing high-quality draft minutes, • Drafting AGM notices and supporting documentation, • Reviewing annual report disclosures against applicable corporate governance codes, • Maintaining digital statutory books and company records, • Filing statutory and regulatory notifications with relevant authorities, • Maintaining Market Abuse Regulation (MAR) insider lists and related records, • Supporting corporate transactions, including IPOs and other key corporate events, • Conducting technical research into client queries relating to legal, regulatory and governance matters Candidate Requirements • At least 18 months’ experience in a company secretarial or governance role, • Currently studying towards the CGI qualification (or recently started), • Minimum 2:1 degree in law, finance, history, English or a related subject, • Strong proficiency in Microsoft 365, particularly advanced formatting in Word, • Working knowledge of the Companies Act 2006, • Excellent written and verbal communication skills, • Strong organisational and time management skills, • A collaborative, team-focused attitude For more information about how to apply, please contact me at / 07506222628

Aviation Finance Associate | 2 - 5 PQE | London | Top 25 UK Law Firm Are you an ambitious Aviation Finance Solicitor with 2 - 5 years PQE, looking to join a leading international law firm in London, where you will have the chance to build your own client relationships early rather than just supporting, creating significant progression prospects for your career? This exclusive mandate through JMC Legal Recruitment is not with the wider market and is a chance for you to progress your legal career as part of a Top 25 ranked law firm, renowned for providing technical excellence, innovation and a dynamic approach to law. About the Firm This Legal 500 and Chambers-ranked firm has created a strong reputation for delivering high quality outcomes across their domestic and international client base of HNW individuals, multi-national corporations, financial institutions and public authorities. With a full-service expertise across Financial Services, Energy, Real Estate, Technology, Healthcare & Life Sciences, Private Client and many more! They have built an esteemed reputation throughout its 250-year history, putting them in good stead to compete with some of the world's biggest firms. Despite its impressive global footprint, the firm retains a close-knit, collegiate environment, placing genuine emphasis on employee development and wellbeing. With a culture built around their three core values of quality, imagination and impact, you will be part of a supportive, collaborative firm that encourages authenticity, innovation and personal growth. With a strong UK presence and an expanding international reach, the firm continues to attract top legal minds through its commitment to innovation, diversity, and flexible working. It has earned a reputation as an employer of choice, offering its lawyers both challenging work and the space to thrive. About the Team The Aviation Finance team sits within the firm’s market-leading Asset Finance department, widely recognised for its depth of expertise and premium client base. The team advises major international banks, lessors and airlines across the full lifecycle of aviation finance, leasing and restructuring matters, offering exposure to some of the sector’s most significant and high-value transactions. Its work spans insurance-backed transactions and complex hybrid financings involving commercial debt and tax-based lease structures, including export credit agency-supported financings, JOLCOs, Islamic finance, and Italian and French tax leases. Recent mandates include high-value aircraft and engine acquisitions, sale and leasebacks, and operating lease transactions. This is a practice where Associates gain hands-on involvement in sophisticated, cross-border matters from an early stage. The group is led by an award-winning partner consistently ranked in Legal 500 and Chambers, supported by a highly regarded team of specialist lawyers known for their collaborative and supportive approach. It is an environment where you can learn from genuine market leaders, deepen your technical expertise, and accelerate your development alongside high-calibre colleagues. This is a platform that provides genuine scope to build long-term client relationships, strengthen your market profile and play a meaningful role in the continued growth of a highly regarded practice. The Role This is a standout opportunity for a 2–5 PQE solicitor to join a team that sits at the centre of the firm’s 2030 strategic growth plans. You will gain exposure to high-value work, a prestigious client base and a clearly defined path for progression. You will advise on a broad range of aviation finance matters, including aircraft and engine acquisitions, operating and finance leases, sale and leasebacks, PDP financings, restructurings, portfolio transactions, and complex cross-border financings such as export credit-backed and JOLCO deals. You will also be involved in drafting, negotiating and reviewing a broad range of aviation finance documentation, including purchase contracts, lease agreements, security documents and restructuring arrangements. The role offers further exposure to complex lease restructurings, COVID-related financing workouts, and settlements arising from technical and regulatory issues, including matters linked to the Boeing 737 MAX and 787 Dreamliner. Broader experience will include corporate and private jet financings, trade receivables, securitisations and warehouse facilities. As an Associate, you will play a key role within a busy, high-performing and collaborative team. You will work closely with partners and senior lawyers on complex matters, while also being given the support and autonomy to develop your own client relationships and contribute to the team’s continued growth. The firm places a strong emphasis on continuous development and long-term progression through its structured Associate development programme. You will be encouraged to take on responsibility, lead on matters, contribute to business development initiatives and support the supervision and development of junior lawyers - all within a genuinely supportive environment. Requirements • Be a qualified solicitor with 2 - 5 years' PQE, with strong experience in asset finance., • Experience in aviation finance, with a strong interest in the aviation sector., • The ability to advise both financial institutions and borrower clients on a range of asset finance matters, including operating and finance leasing, receivables finance, debt finance, and vendor finance., • Confident with contributing to high-valued and multi-jurisdictional matters., • Commercially minded with a genuine interest in business development and client relationship building., • Have a commercial flair and acumen and be excited by growth and new ideas. With increasing client demand and continued team growth, this is an exciting opportunity to play a central role within a growing Aviation Finance practice. Alongside major, high-value transactions, you will also gain exposure to a broad mix of smaller matters -offering an excellent platform for associates to take ownership, build confidence and accelerate their development. Apply now for immediate consideration or contact JMC Legal Recruitment for a confidential conversation.