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Senior Financial Services Regulatory Lawyer (7+ PQE) | London | 12-Month FTC
An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Financial Services Regulatory Lawyer (7+ years' PQE) to join the London office of a leading international law firm on a 12-month fixed-term contract.
This role sits within a highly regarded financial services regulatory practice and offers the opportunity to advise a broad range of clients on complex, non-contentious regulatory matters across the fintech and financial services sector.
The Role
The successful candidate will advise on a wide range of financial services regulatory issues, including:
- Payments services, e-money and fintech regulation
- Consumer credit and retail financial services
- Regulatory perimeter analysis and strategic advice
- Financial promotions, conduct regulation and governance
- Regulatory engagement and implementation projects
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Working alongside an established team, you will provide commercially focused advice to clients ranging from innovative fintech businesses to established financial institutions.
About You
You will have:
- Approximately 7+ years' PQE (or equivalent) in non-contentious financial services regulatory law
- Strong expertise in fintech, payments and e-money regulation
- A solid grounding in consumer credit and retail financial services regulation
- Experience advising on FCA regulatory matters, governance and financial promotions
- Excellent commercial awareness and strong client relationship skills
- A collaborative approach with an interest in mentoring junior lawyers and contributing to business development


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The Opportunity
This is an excellent opportunity to join a collaborative and ambitious team with a strong reputation in financial services regulation, working on high-quality mandates at the forefront of regulatory change.
If you would like to find out more, or know someone who may be interested, please get in touch for a confidential discussion.
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