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Business Acceptance Lawyer / Advisor

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Business Acceptance Lawyer / Advisor
A leading international law firm is looking for a Business Acceptance Lawyer / Advisor to join its London-based Risk & Compliance team, with a primary focus on conflicts of interest and anti-money laundering (AML).
The role is open to qualified lawyers or experienced risk and compliance professionals. The successful candidate does not need to be a lawyer, provided they have strong, demonstrable experience advising on conflicts and AML within an international law firm environment.
Key Responsibilities
- Advising on conflicts of interest, including complex and sensitive conflict scenarios, ethical issues, and conflict waivers.
- Conducting and reviewing AML and client due diligence (CDD), including enhanced due diligence for higher-risk clients and matters.
- Supporting the end-to-end new business and matter intake process, ensuring conflicts and AML risks are appropriately identified and mitigated.
- Acting as a key escalation point for conflicts and AML-related queries from fee-earners and business services teams.
- Providing guidance on applicable regulatory and professional conduct requirements impacting client acceptance.
- Liaising with global risk, compliance, and legal teams on cross-border matters.
- Assisting with the development of policies, procedures, and training relating to conflicts and AML.
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- Qualified lawyer or an experienced risk/compliance professional within an international law firm.
- Demonstrable experience advising on conflicts of interest and AML in a legal services environment.
- Strong understanding of law firm business acceptance and risk management frameworks.
- Confident communicator, able to advise partners and senior stakeholders.
If you are a conflicts and AML specialist looking to step into a high-profile, international firm as a Business Acceptance Lawyer / Advisor, apply today or get in touch at kate@uncovertalent.co.uk
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