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Interim Commercial Technology Lawyer

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About the job
A leading global investment management business is seeking an experienced Commercial Technology Lawyer to join its team on an interim basis. This is an excellent opportunity to join a busy in-house legal function and support a broad range of commercial, technology, outsourcing, and intellectual property matters across the UK business, with occasional support for colleagues in APAC and the Americas.
Key Details
- Start Date: ASAP
- Duration: Initial 4 month contract with likely extension
- Working Pattern: Full time
- Location: Hybrid/London (2-3 days in office)
- Pay: £Day Rate
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Key Responsibilities
- Advising on a broad range of commercial and technology matters
- Drafting, reviewing, and negotiating commercial contracts with a strong technology focus, including SaaS agreements, software licenses, AI procurement, end-user agreements, and outsourcing contracts
- Advising on market data licensing, data usage, proprietary tools, and derived data
- Supporting business-as-usual commercial matters across marketing, sponsorship, facilities, consultancy, and professional services
- Managing the review and negotiation process independently from instruction through to completion
- Working closely with the wider legal team to deliver commercially focused legal advice across the business


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Candidate requirements
- Qualified lawyer with strong experience in commercial and technology contracts
- Experience gained at a leading law firm, financial institution, and/or established technology business
- Strong knowledge of outsourcing arrangements and DORA regulation
- Experience with AI procurement and market data licensing would be highly desirable
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