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We are currently seeking Financial Services Legal Counsel to work with various Axiom clients across a range of industries but especially with leading financial services institutions in the Zurich area. Axiom is at the forefront of re-shaping the legal market. We are the first port of call for companies and legal departments across the globe when it comes to providing highly qualified lawyers for day-to-day internal work, as well as complex internal and external legal advice.
Job Responsibility:
Advise clients on legal, regulatory, and compliance issues across a broad range of areas to ensure policies and procedures align with applicable laws and regulations
Structure, review, and provide legal guidance on a wide range of finance services offerings and transactions, including consumer credit law, financial market law, banking matters, lending, and loans
Engage in the drafting, review, and negotiation of documents as needed, potentially for the launch of new financial products as well as the related review of marketing materials from a legal perspective
As needed, support the Board and Management Committees on a range of legal tasks and projects, including drafting internal policies, SLAs, governance documents, and contract templates
Requirements:
2 to 10 years of post-qualification legal experience gained in an in-house environment (directly, or as a law firm secondee), including experience within a bank or financial services institution
Openness to full-time, onsite roles in the Zurich area
Strong academic credentials and post-qualification experience, ideally in a consumer banking, asset management, or fintech environment, and a great interest in the role of technology in the financial services industry
Ability to work both independently and cross-functionally
Right to work in Switzerland and, ideally, qualified as a lawyer in Switzerland