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An excellent opportunity has arisen for a Project Finance Associate to join a leading international law firm with a highly regarded finance practice. You'll work on a broad range of complex financing transactions, advising domestic and international clients on sophisticated, high-value matters across a variety of sectors.
This role offers the opportunity to work closely with experienced partners on market-leading transactions while developing strong client relationships and taking increasing responsibility for your own matters.
Role
- Advise on a broad range of structured and project financing transactions
- Draft, review and negotiate financing and ancillary documentation
- Support transactions from initial structuring through to completion
- Manage transaction workstreams and coordinate with multidisciplinary teams
- Advise clients on commercial and legal risk throughout the transaction lifecycle
- Build and maintain strong client relationships
- Supervise and support junior lawyers where appropriate
- Contribute to business development and practice growth initiatives
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Candidate Requirements
- Qualified lawyer with experience gained within a recognised Banking & Finance or Project Finance practice
- Experience advising on complex financing transactions
- Strong drafting, negotiation and project management skills
- Commercially focused with excellent analytical and problem-solving ability
- Experience managing transaction workstreams and working with multiple stakeholders
- Excellent communication and client relationship management skills
- A collaborative approach and ambition to develop within a leading international practice


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Hybrid working and salary up to £150,000 plus benefits and bonus
This is an excellent opportunity to join a collaborative team working on complex, high-profile transactions with outstanding opportunities for progression and long-term career development.
Please attach your updated CV. If you do not hear back within one week, please assume your application has been unsuccessful. Unfortunately, due to the high volume of applications, individual feedback cannot be provided.
Project Finance | Banking & Finance | Structured Finance | Finance Associate | Leveraged Finance | Acquisition Finance | Corporate Finance | London
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