Addleshaw Goddard
Onboarding Conflicts Analyst, Leeds / Manchester / Glasgow / Edinburgh

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Due to the growth of the firm and an everchanging regulatory environment, we are looking for a pro-active, customer service focused individual, with a keen eye for detail, to join our Conflicts team.
As an Analyst in the Conflicts team, you will ensure that the Firm complies with its regulatory obligations by managing and mitigating risk. You will play an important role in undertaking conflict checks and associated client inception work supporting the firm's global operation, including but not limited to, managing the terms and matter specifications we hold with clients and producing risk analysis on any publications the firm writes.
The Onboarding team forms part of the Office of the General Counsel (OGC) Directorate and is based across the Firm's Leeds, Manchester, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Dubai offices.
The team delivers high-quality advice/guidance to the Firm across all aspects of conflict checking, filtering and identifying legal, commercial and contractual conflict issues including research, investigation and advice in accordance with the Solicitors Regulation Authority ('SRA') Code of Conduct. The team also deals with general client and matter inception queries which includes the implementation of Information Barriers, some elements of matter management and engagement letter processing. The team works closely with the Conflicts Advisory Team and the Firm's Professional Risk Advisory Committee (PRAC), Conflicts Partner and Conflicts Committee.
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What You'll Do
- Reviewing, filtering and resolving conflict search results, including legal and commercial analysis of potential conflicts and confidentiality issues, and escalating only key issues to partners, fee earners or the Conflicts Advisory Team.
- Liaising with PAs, fee earners, partners and the wider conflicts team on potential issues and general queries.
- Managing all queries received into the team inbox, including creating and maintaining information barriers, processing extended reports and handling other ad hoc tasks, and responding to compliance-related queries under supervision.
- Supporting project work, including (but not limited to) the development of workflows and the monitoring of systems and controls.
Who We're Looking For
- Experience of working in risk and compliance within a law firm, accountancy or financial services environment, is preferred but not essential.
- The ability to conduct extensive research, diligently reviewing Conflicts/supporting documentation and critically analyse complex information, identifying key issues, and making informed decisions based on sound judgment.
- The ability to work at pace, managing and prioritising conflicting deadlines. Promptly responding to queries, addressing concerns, and taking the initiative to anticipate additional needs.
- Experience building rapport and trust with stakeholders of all levels to enhance communication with the wider firm and create a supportive and productive work environment.
- A basic knowledge of the relevant areas of Law and Regulations such as The Money Laundering and Terrorist financing regulations 2019 or equivalent, Proceeds of Crime Act 2002, UN, UK and US Sanction regimes, as well as the SRA code of conduct 2019.
- Proficient use of Microsoft Office software, i.e. Outlook, Word, Excel and Intapp (desirable)


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