Capital Markets Attorney Job at Robert Half (New York)

Capital Markets Attorney

Robert Half is seeking an experienced Capital Markets Attorney to support a soph...

Location

United States , New York

Salary:

90.00 USD / Hour

Robert Half

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

J.D. from an accredited law school
Active bar admission in at least one U.S. jurisdiction (NY bar strongly preferred)
3–7+ years of capital markets experience within a law firm, investment bank, or in‑house legal department
Direct experience with: Securities offerings (debt, equity, public, private), 144A/Reg S transactions, Drafting and reviewing offering materials, Underwriting/dealer agreements, Derivatives or structured products
Strong knowledge of U.S. securities laws, including the Securities Act of 1933 and Securities Exchange Act of 1934
Experience supporting investment banks, issuers, capital markets groups, or trading desks
Ability to provide concise, commercially‑minded legal advice
Demonstrated experience drafting and negotiating: Offering memoranda / prospectuses, Underwriting agreements, Term sheets and disclosure documents, Opinions and related offering materials
Familiarity with: 144A/Reg S offerings, Structured products or derivatives, SEC reporting requirements and securities regulations
Strong communication skills and ability to advise senior business partners

Job Responsibility

Advise on debt and equity securities offerings, including prospectuses, underwriting agreements, and 144A/Reg S transactions
Draft, review, and negotiate capital markets and financing documentation
Support derivatives, structured products, or trading desks with legal and regulatory analysis
Interpret and advise on U.S. securities laws, including the ’33 Act and ’34 Act
Prepare or review offering documents, disclosure schedules, term sheets, and legal opinions
Collaborate with internal stakeholders, issuers, bankers, and external counsel
Ensure compliance with applicable regulatory, disclosure, and governance requirements

What we offer

medical, vision, dental, and life and disability insurance
eligible to enroll in our company 401(k) plan

Fulltime

Equity Capital Markets Attorney

We are seeking an Equity Capital Markets Counsel to join our Corporate and Secur...

Location

United States

Salary:

104500.00 USD / Year

Axiom Law

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

5+ years of experience in equity capital markets, securities law, or corporate transactions
Strong knowledge of IPO execution, SEC reporting requirements, and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934
Proven track record of advising clients on equity offerings, registration statements, and corporate governance matters
Excellent communication, negotiation, technology, and problem-solving skills
Juris Doctor (JD) degree and licensed to practice law in an applicable jurisdiction

Job Responsibility

Drafting, reviewing, and negotiating equity offering documentation, stock purchase agreements, shareholder agreements, and related corporate governance materials
Providing legal guidance on IPO processes, SEC filings, corporate governance matters, and shareholder rights
Collaborating with internal legal, finance, and executive teams, as well as external counsel, underwriters, and regulators, on public offerings and equity capital markets transactions
Managing securities law and corporate governance issues for clients in public and pre-IPO companies across various industries
Staying ahead of equity capital markets developments and evolving SEC rules under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 to provide proactive counsel

What we offer

health, dental, and vision insurance
paid holidays and PTO
flexible work arrangements
professional development opportunities and tools

Fulltime

Debt Capital Markets Attorney

We are seeking a Debt Capital Markets Counsel to join our Corporate and Securiti...

Location

Canada , Toronto

Salary:

104500.00 USD / Year

Axiom Law

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

5+ years of experience in debt capital markets, securities law, or related corporate finance practices
Strong knowledge of SEC regulations, bond offerings, covenant structures, and credit rating considerations
Proven track record of advising clients on high-yield bond transactions, Rule 144A offerings, and international debt issuances
Excellent communication, negotiation, technology, and problem-solving skills
Juris Doctor (JD) degree and licensed to practice law in an applicable jurisdiction

Job Responsibility

Drafting, reviewing, and negotiating bond offering documents, indentures, debentures, offering memoranda, and related covenant packages
Providing legal guidance on Canadian securities law and SEC regulations governing bond issuances, capital-raising strategies, and covenant structuring
Collaborating with issuers, underwriters, internal finance teams, and external counsel on high-yield, investment-grade, and cross-border debt capital markets transactions
Managing securities law, disclosure, and covenant compliance issues for clients in corporate and financial institution sectors
Staying ahead of debt capital markets trends and regulatory developments under the Securities Act of 1933 to provide proactive, business-oriented counsel

What we offer

health, dental, and vision insurance
paid holidays and PTO
flexible work arrangements
professional development opportunities and tools

Fulltime

Equity Capital Markets Attorney

Join our forward-thinking community where you’ll keep your career dynamic and mu...

Location

Canada , Toronto

Salary:

104500.00 USD / Year

Axiom Law

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

5+ years of experience in equity capital markets, securities law, or related corporate finance practices
Strong knowledge of SEC regulations, bond offerings, covenant structures, and credit rating considerations
Minimum of 3 years PQE as a Equity Capital Markets (IPO), preferably with a reputable law firm or financial institution
In-depth knowledge of IPO processes, equity offerings, and capital markets transactions
Familiarity with Canadian listing rules and relevant laws and regulations
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to effectively collaborate with clients and internal teams

Job Responsibility

Provide legal and regulatory support on IPOs and equity capital markets transactions led by the bank
Advise internal deal teams on structuring, documentation, and compliance with securities laws and stock exchange requirements
Draft, review, and negotiate prospectuses, underwriting agreements, and transaction-related documentation
Collaborate with internal teams, clients, and external parties to ensure smooth execution of transactions and compliance with legal and regulatory requirements

What we offer

health, dental, and vision insurance
paid holidays and PTO
flexible work arrangements
professional development opportunities and tools

Fulltime

Corporate Counsel

Location

United States , Houston

Salary:

Not provided

Robert Half

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Licensed attorney and active member in good standing of at least one State Bar, with eligibility to serve as in-house counsel as required
At least 7 years of legal experience in a law firm, corporate legal department, or a combination of both, including substantial work in compliance, privacy, and corporate matters
Demonstrated knowledge of compliance program design, policy implementation, investigations support, and enterprise risk assessment
Strong understanding of federal and state data privacy laws and experience applying those requirements in business operations and commercial agreements
Proven ability to draft, analyze, and negotiate commercial contracts and transaction-related documents with careful attention to legal and business considerations
Familiarity with securities regulations, public company reporting, and corporate governance practices is strongly preferred
Excellent communication, sound judgment, and a practical approach to solving complex legal issues in a fast-paced environment

Job Responsibility

Direct and strengthen the company’s compliance framework by overseeing policy development, employee education, code of conduct administration, reporting matters, and adherence to anti-corruption, sanctions, and other regulatory obligations
Counsel business partners on privacy and data protection requirements, including applicable federal and state laws, consumer rights requests, privacy disclosures, vendor data terms, and contract language involving personal information
Evaluate legal and regulatory exposure across departments and develop practical measures to reduce risk while supporting business operations
Prepare, review, revise, and negotiate a wide range of commercial agreements and other legal documents used throughout the organization
Partner with internal stakeholders and subject matter specialists to move contracts through review, approval, and execution efficiently and accurately
Provide day-to-day legal guidance to corporate functions and operating teams on matters affecting the company’s activities and decision-making
Assist with financing and capital markets matters, including securities offerings, debt-related transactions, credit arrangements, and related coordination with outside counsel and financial counterparties
Contribute to the drafting and review of public company disclosures and securities filings, including periodic reports, current reports, and insider ownership filings
Support mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, and other strategic initiatives through document preparation, due diligence coordination, negotiation support, and post-closing legal follow-up
Handle additional legal projects and corporate initiatives as assigned based on business needs

What we offer

Medical, vision, dental, and life and disability insurance
401(k) plan

Fulltime

Paralegal

Robert Half is seeking a corporate paralegal to support an in-house team with re...

Location

United States , Atlanta

Salary:

Not provided

Robert Half

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Background in commercial real estate paralegal work, ideally involving purchase and sale transactions, financing matters, and closing processes
Working knowledge of the documents, terminology, and timelines associated with property acquisitions, lender coordination, refinances, and dispositions
Experience supporting corporate entity maintenance, including entity formation, organization, dissolution, and corporate chart tracking
Ability to manage multiple active matters, prioritize deadlines, and maintain strong attention to detail in a fast-paced setting
Comfortable collaborating with attorneys, outside counsel, and business stakeholders across legal and transaction-related projects
Proficiency in organizing legal records, contract files, and transaction documentation in a clear and efficient manner
Strong communication skills and the ability to learn new tools and processes quickly
training will be provided in certain administrative areas
Candidates with solid foundational experience and strong potential to grow in the role are encouraged to apply

Job Responsibility

Support commercial real estate transactions from initial preparation through closing, with a focus on acquisitions, refinances, and dispositions
Coordinate with outside counsel, lenders, and internal team members to organize documents, track deliverables, and keep deal activity moving on schedule
Review and assemble transaction materials such as purchase documentation, closing checklists, entity records, and related legal files
Maintain corporate entity information and assist with organizational structuring, registrations, dissolutions, and recordkeeping as business needs evolve
Update corporate charts and manage entity-related filings and data within the company's designated portal and record systems
Prepare organized electronic files and closing materials for hospitality property transactions and related financing matters
Track incoming litigation notices, reports, and related documentation, escalating items appropriately and maintaining accurate status records
Provide day-to-day paralegal support to legal, capital markets, and investment team members on document management and transaction coordination tasks

What we offer

medical
vision
dental
life and disability insurance
401(k) plan

Director And Counsel – Head Of Regulatory Legal U.S.

Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank (“CACIB”) is seeking a Head of Reg...

Location

United States Of America , NEW YORK

Salary:

290000.00 - 315000.00 USD / Year

Crédit Agricole

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

J.D. (or the equivalent) from a well-regarded, properly accredited U.S. law school
Licensed to practice law in the State of New York
At least 12 years’ relevant experience in a combination of sophisticated law firm and in-house (financial services) legal practice
Excellent and wide-ranging product knowledge and expertise, covering most if not all of the areas on which the team advises
Excellent general legal knowledge
Proven leadership and change management skills
Excellent drafting skills and knowledge of current market standards/practices
Excellent analytical skills
Strong communication and presentation skills
Data-driven mindset with ability to develop and present KPIs and trends on team workload and performance

Job Responsibility

Lead regulatory coverage of the activities of CACIB in the United States
Manage a team of 2-3 attorneys in New York
Coordinate with head office and other regional hubs
Advise management, business lines, and control and oversight functions on permissibility under U.S. laws and regulations of proposed activities, transactions, and investments
Advise on U.S. statutory, regulatory and supervisory developments impacting CACIB Americas
Perform legal and regulatory watch for banking and capital markets related topics in partnership with Compliance
Participate in industry led regulatory advocacy efforts and government outreach projects
Advise Crédit Agricole, S.A. in connection with CASA’s combined U.S. operations
Support preparation of group’s FR Y-7, FR Y-10, and certain other U.S. bank regulatory filings

Fulltime

Senior Director, Market Expansion and Store Development

Responsible for planning, organization, and management of the US Automotive Grou...

Location

United States , Atlanta

Salary:

Not provided

Genuine Parts Company

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

15+ years’ experience in commercial (industrial and retail) market expansion and real estate management with leadership experience
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience required
Experience drafting, interpreting, and negotiating commercial lease language and real estate documents
Possesses persuasive communication skills and ability to collaborate under time constraints and negotiation pressures to effectively interface with senior leadership, colleagues and direct reports and all external relationships
Expert knowledge of construction processes, including permitting and project management, and ability to assess construction plans and CAD drawings, including easements, plats, etc
Possesses an elevated level of accountability and ability to manage multiple, complex projects simultaneously
Advanced proficiency with Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint is required
Advanced proficiency with mapping applications such as Google Earth and Google Maps is required
Ability to work with cross-functional teams such as Operations, Facilities, Legal, etc. required
Ability to work independently and with others

Job Responsibility

Lead and design strategic and tactical functions of the Market expansion and New Store Development Team
Work closely with company leaders to develop real estate road map, location strategies and prioritization of projects to optimize allocated capital and maximize productivity
Develop and maintain cohesive communication and excellent working relationships with real estate brokers, developers, owners, landlords, attorneys, architects, real estate representatives of other retail tenants and local government officials (city council members, planning commissioners, city planners, city managers)
Key collaborative partner with parent company, particularly legal and lease administration staff, on real estate and facilities matters related to USAG's growth strategy and asset management
Operate as a knowledge expert to mentor and instruct Market expansion and New Store Development team members and colleagues on market expansion, transactional, construction and facilities best practices to assist in the achievement of business goals and corporate strategies
Manage capital improvements budget for Company's leased and owned facilities and track all expenses relative to budgets for store opening activities
Ensure the flow and maintenance of data for new store site approval packages, including financial and site-specific data related to trade areas
Research market rent data and complete facilities inspections for competitive, independent, or related-party acquisitions
Manages lease action plan for all company stores, including renovation, renewal, relocation, code compliance, safety & ADA actions
Manages the disposition of company’s and parent company’s surplus properties

Fulltime

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