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Capital Markets PSL

Private Practice

London

Permanent ⁄ £65000 - £80000

Updated October 18, 2008

The Capital Markets practice is currently looking to recruit an experienced transactional lawyer to join the Trustee group as a Professional Support Lawyer. The role will also involve providing some support to the Securitisation group.

PSLs at the firm work both on individual projects and as part of project teams, often liaising with lawyers across the practice and other departments. Work is varied but may include:
- Developing the firm's practice on, and policy with regard to, key points of law and responding effectively to changes in the law.
- Drafting and maintaining our high quality templates.
- Carrying out research for, and supporting, the firm's Opinions Committee.
- Collecting, analysing and preparing know-how and practice notes.
- Assisting the Finance and Capital Markets Practice Information Office, particularly as its on-screen services become the gateway to all our know-how and information resources.
- Assisting with the educational programme for Finance and Capital Markets Practice Lawyers.
- The preparation of e-bulletins to ensure that our lawyers and our clients are kept up to date with anticipated and actual changes in legislation, regulation and market practice.

Who we're looking for
Our PSLs are required to interact with other lawyers both internally and externally and need to demonstrate acumen, insight, integrity and efficiency when dealing with queries, as well as being confident self starters who have made a good reputation for themselves in their area. They need to be able to deal with the spectrum of our lawyers from trainee to partner with authority, tact and understanding.

About our client
Leading magic circle firm

What's on offer
Top magic circle rates and generous bonus package.

Michael Page Contact
For further info, apply or phone on +44 (0) 20 7269 2484. Job Ref: 12998991
Your application will be sent to Kirk Williamson.