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Funds Paralegal (Investment Funds)

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We are currently recruiting on behalf of one of the world’s leading law firms.
They are seeking to hire a paralegal on a rolling six-month contract basis within their high-performing Investment Funds group.
This is a fantastic opportunity for a driven, proactive paralegal to enjoy a fully involved paralegal position, having the same access to meetings and training as the associates and therefore ensuring excellent development.
Responsibilities
Reporting directly into Funds Partners, the successful applicant will be responsible for:
- Transaction management including monitoring, tracking, collating and coordinating KYC and investor subscription documentation.
- Liaising with clients and local counsel.
- Reviewing investor subscription booklets and identifying follow-up requirements.
- Contacting investors regarding follow-up items relating to KYC materials.
- Maintaining and updating fundraising process tracking.
- Undertaking company searches, reviewing search results and preparing corporate formalities documents for UK companies.
- Completing Companies House filings.
- Preparing and maintaining drafts of closing checklists.
- Preparing bibles documenting transactions.
- Reporting completed transactions for internal BD and knowhow purposes.
- Assisting the London Strategy & Operations Partner with development of knowhow materials.
- Attending practice group meetings and training sessions.
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Applicants must be available for 12-18+ months, will ideally have passed the LPC or SQE and/or have amassed prior experience in a corporate setting.
Benefits
A highly competitive salary & benefits package is on offer, plus overtime, benefits and hybrid working.
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