Arbuthnot Yon
Senior Legal Counsel

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Our client is a Fintech in the business banking sector who has had a consistent and impressive growth trajectory for some years now, and this shows no sign of stopping, which is why they are looking to hire a lawyer to join a team of 6 lawyers (including this role) all of whom report to the General Counsel, who sits in the London HQ of the business, in the City.
This team is not ‘pigeon-holed’ into workstreams or practice ‘areas’, but works in a flat-structured, fairly non-hierarchical team on all legal issues affecting the business, such as:
- Drafting, negotiating and advising on a broad scope of commercial contracts affecting day-to-day operations and with external partners;
- Supporting the product development team on the structuring of new products;
- Providing advice to the business on banking law and the associated regulatory environment;
- Lending legal expertise to corporate and company objectives, including M&A, international business expansion, employment issues, litigation and data protection, amongst others.
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As you can see, this role has exceptional variety and breadth, and as such, we are looking for lawyers who currently sit in a broad legal role, ideally from another fintech or commercial banking business. Wherever you hail from, you must bring prior in-house experience to be considered for this role.
This legal team values candidates who are self-starters and natural problem-solvers: those who can tackle unfamiliar matters with pragmatism and a level head. The successful candidate will join at an exciting time of the bank’s journey and expansion, with the opportunity to make their mark and truly shine.


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In return, you will join a friendly and supportive team who work in a business that promotes a transparent and forward-thinking culture, and a sociable and accessible environment.
Furthermore, the bank has a very generous and flexible hybrid working policy as well as offering a competitive base salary with an annual discretionary bonus, pension, private health and life insurance.
If this is of interest, please connect with us: Matt Bloxham, matt@aysearch.com 07900 692209
Due to a high volume of applications we will only respond to those we deem suitable for the role.
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