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Head of Conflicts

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Head of Conflicts
Leading entrepreneurial global law firm is seeking a new Head of Conflicts to join their London office to directly support a Risk and Compliance Partner.
What’s On Offer:
- Generous salary + excellent employee benefits
- Annual gym membership contribution
- Long service annual leave accrual
- Hybrid working (3 days office / 2 days remote)
- City location / Bank
The Role:
The Head of Conflicts will report to the Risk and Compliance Partner and will be required to conduct a gap analysis and to train and build up a team of Conflicts Analysts. Line management and supervision of those currently running conflict checks will be required.
Head of Conflicts – What You’ll Be Doing:
- Lead on and successfully deliver a large-scale project to implement improvements to the firm's internal conflicts processes and procedures
- Identify and resolve potential conflicts of interest and confidentiality issues arising from client matters, lateral hires and mergers
- Draft waivers and consent language required in the resolution of conflicts of interest and confidentiality issues
- Update the conflicts and confidentiality provisions in the firm's Terms of Business, as may be necessary from time to time
- Lead on internal investigations and other queries which involve conflict of interest or confidentiality issues
- Draft and update the firm’s internal conflicts of interest policies and procedures
- Provide training to partners and staff, globally, on conflicts of interest and confidentiality
- Regularly report to the firm’s management, Conflicts Committee and partners on conflicts related issues
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