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Birchrose Associates

Financial Crime Associate

London
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Opportunity for a Financial Crime Associate

Join a highly regarded London law firm and play a key role in the growth of an exciting specialist practice.

The Firm

Our client is a highly respected London law firm with an excellent reputation for sophisticated, complex and sensitive work.

  • The firm advises an impressive mix of corporate clients, entrepreneurs, senior executives and private individuals, combining high-quality legal work with a genuinely collaborative and entrepreneurial culture.
  • The firm places significant emphasis on its people and is particularly well regarded for providing Associates with strong Partner exposure, responsibility and a supportive working environment.

The Opportunity

The firm is looking to hire a Financial Crime Associate to join its developing Financial Crime practice.

  • This is a particularly exciting opportunity for someone looking for more than a traditional Associate role. The new Financial Crime Associate will work closely with a highly regarded Partner and will have the opportunity to play a meaningful role in the continued development and growth of the practice.
  • The work will be predominantly contentious and investigations-focused, spanning a broad range of financial crime and criminal matters.

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This will include:

  • Acting for individuals and corporate clients in criminal and financial crime investigations
  • Advising clients at the early stages of investigations, including interviews under caution and police involvement
  • Working on matters involving fraud, money laundering and wider financial crime allegations
  • Advising on regulatory and enforcement investigations
  • Supporting complex and sensitive contentious matters
  • Working directly with senior lawyers and clients throughout investigations
  • Contributing to the continued development of a growing specialist practice

Required

  • Qualified Solicitor with 2 to 4 years’ experience in criminal litigation, financial crime, or investigations
  • Experience handling contentious criminal matters and investigations
  • Exposure to financial crime, fraud or related work
  • Strong client management and communication skills
  • An entrepreneurial and commercially minded approach
  • Genuine interest in helping to grow and develop a specialist practice

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Reasons to Apply

  • Rare opportunity to join a developing Financial Crime practice at an early stage
  • Work closely with a highly regarded specialist Partner
  • Significant opportunity for responsibility and direct client exposure
  • Broad and high-quality contentious financial crime work
  • Opportunity to help shape and grow the practice
  • Excellent work-life balance
  • Collaborative, down-to-earth and supportive culture
  • Competitive salary and bonus structure
  • Hybrid working

For further information and a confidential discussion regarding this Financial Crime Associate opportunity, please apply or contact Emily Donnell at Birchrose Associates.

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London, England, United Kingdom

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