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A prestigious law firm is looking for an experienced Conflicts Advisor to join its Risk & Compliance team in London.
This is an excellent opportunity for a conflicts professional looking to join a collaborative and supportive environment that offers an excellent work-life balance and hybrid flexibility.
Key Responsibilities
Act as a senior point of contact for conflicts and new business intake matters, partnering closely with the Conflicts Manager to ensure the effective management of the firm's conflicts function.
- Review and analyse complex conflicts of interest issues arising from new client and matter openings, lateral hires, corporate transactions, and strategic firm initiatives.
- Provide expert guidance and commercially focused recommendations to partners, senior lawyers, and business services stakeholders on conflicts, confidentiality, and professional responsibility issues.
- Support the Conflicts Manager in assessing and resolving high-risk and sensitive conflicts matters, identifying practical solutions that balance regulatory obligations with commercial objectives.
- Lead discussions with partners and key stakeholders to facilitate the resolution of complex conflicts issues and obtain the necessary approvals.
- Act as an escalation point and mentor for Conflicts Analysts and junior team members, providing technical guidance, training, and support on complex conflicts matters.
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- Previous experience working within a conflicts, business intake, new business, or risk and compliance function within a law firm.
- Strong understanding of conflicts of interest principles and professional conduct requirements within a legal environment.
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This role would suit an experienced Senior Conflicts Analyst looking to take the next step in their career, or an established Conflicts Advisor looking for a new challenge within a leading international firm.
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