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Junior-intermediate Solicitor | Financial Services
- Posted 21 February 2024
- LocationAuckland
- Job type Permanent
- DisciplineLaw Firms - Professional
- Reference199908
Job description
The Opportunity:
A fantastic position within a top Financial Services team. We are recruiting for a junior to intermediate level Lawyer with an interest in working for leading financial institutions and corporate clients in a role that involves FS advisory, Fintech and regulatory projects.
The culture at this firm is friendly, supportive, progressive, with modern operating systems and flexible working conditions for staff (e.g. can have a WFH day and flex start / finish). You'll be working with a top clientele and be at the forefront of advising clients through regulatory changes and matters spanning the spectrum from the climate-related disclosure to the regulation of financial institutions.
About you:
A fantastic position within a top Financial Services team. We are recruiting for a junior to intermediate level Lawyer with an interest in working for leading financial institutions and corporate clients in a role that involves FS advisory, Fintech and regulatory projects.
The culture at this firm is friendly, supportive, progressive, with modern operating systems and flexible working conditions for staff (e.g. can have a WFH day and flex start / finish). You'll be working with a top clientele and be at the forefront of advising clients through regulatory changes and matters spanning the spectrum from the climate-related disclosure to the regulation of financial institutions.
About you:
- 2+ years PQE experience in general financial markets or corporate law gained in a Financial Service team at a leading law firm or in a legal counsel role at a financial institution;
- Strong interest in developing your career in the financial services area;
- Good academics (B average or higher in your LLB is key); and
- NZ practising certificate; and
- A Commerce degree with an Economics or Finance major would be valued but isn't a must.