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Interim Trade Finance Lawyer

London
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An exciting opportunity has arisen with a global financial institution seeking an experienced Interim Trade Finance Lawyer to join its high-performing legal team on an interim basis.

Working closely with the business, you'll advise on a broad range of complex domestic and cross-border trade finance matters, supporting key stakeholders across transaction execution, product development and strategic change initiatives. This is an excellent opportunity for a commercially minded banking lawyer looking to work on sophisticated, international transactions within a collaborative environment.

The Role

You will provide legal support on an interim basis across a varied portfolio of trade finance and working capital products, including:

  • Advising on the structuring and execution of trade finance transactions.
  • Drafting, reviewing and negotiating a broad range of finance documentation.
  • Supporting corporate lending and structured finance transactions from inception through to completion.
  • Providing pragmatic legal advice to front office, credit, risk, compliance, tax, operations and product teams.
  • Assisting with legal aspects of new products, regulatory developments and business change initiatives.
  • Contributing to the development of legal templates, policies and internal governance frameworks.
  • Managing legal risk, supporting dispute resolution where required, and helping drive best practice across the business.
  • Delivering training and legal updates to internal stakeholders.

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About You

You'll be a qualified solicitor (England & Wales) with strong banking and finance experience gained either in private practice or in-house within a financial institution.

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Ideally, you'll have experience advising on a range of trade finance products, including:

  • Letters of Credit
  • Bank Guarantees and Bonds
  • Indemnity Facilities
  • Export Credit Agency (ECA) Financings
  • Promissory Note Discounting
  • Supply Chain & Working Capital Finance
  • Cross-border trade finance transactions

You'll be commercially minded, comfortable managing stakeholders across multiple business areas and able to provide practical, solutions-focused legal advice in a fast-paced environment.

What's on Offer

  • Opportunity to join a leading international financial institution.
  • High-profile, complex cross-border transactions.
  • Broad stakeholder exposure across legal and front-office teams.
  • Hybrid working.
  • Competitive daily rate.
  • Immediate start preferred.
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Skills

Trade Finance
Banking
Legal Advice
Document Drafting
Transaction Execution
Stakeholder Management
Regulatory Compliance
Structured Finance
Corporate Lending
Dispute Resolution
Product Development
Legal Risk Management
Training Delivery
Cross-Border Transactions
Working Capital Finance
ECA Financing

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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