IMC

FinTech

RegulatoryLegalCounsel

₹25–45L ~AI est. Mumbai, India
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

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The Brief

“Regulatory Legal Counsel at IMC. Skills: Regulatory law, Indian financial regulations, Legal advice. Provide legal advice. Monitor regulatory developments”

Industry & Context.

FinTech
Problems you'll solve

Problem-solving; Apply legal concepts

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

5 to 8 years of legal experience, Focus on regulatory matters, Financial services industry experience, In-depth knowledge of Indian financial regulations

Nice to Have

Experience in derivatives, Experience in commodities, Experience in proprietary trading, Experience in commercial and transactional work, Familiarity with automated trading strategies, Familiarity with algorithmic trading strategies, Master’s degree in Financial or Corporate Law, Experience in corporate governance, Experience in commercial contracts, Experience in IP, Experience in employment law

What You'll Do.

Monitor regulatory developments

Interpret regulatory developments

Collaborate with compliance teams

Collaborate with risk management teams

Support general legal matters

Understand new functional areas

Problem-solve pragmatically

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Collaborate across departments; Cross-functional mindset

Communication Scope

Written communication; Verbal communication

Full Job Description

We are seeking an experienced Regulatory Legal Counsel to join our legal team. The ideal candidate will have 5 to 8 years of experience in regulatory law, particularly in the financial services industry, with a focus on derivatives, commodities and/or proprietary trading. This position requires a deep understanding of applicable Indian regulations and a proven ability to see the bigger picture and align legal strategies with commercial objectives. In addition to regulatory matters, the role will also involve supporting a range of non-regulatory and commercial matters. Therefore, experience in commercial and transactional work is highly desirable. The candidate must be nimble in applying legal concepts to solve problems, especially with respect to novel issues, and have a cross-functional mindset to understand new functional areas quickly. A detail-oriented, hands-on approach to both legal and business challenges is essential. Your Core Responsibilities Provide legal advice on Indian regulatory matters impacting proprietary trading, including but not limited to SEBI Circulars, Securities Contracts (Regulation) Act, 1956, Securities Contracts (Regulation) Rules, 1957, Stock-Brokers Regulations, 1992, NSE, BSE, MCX - Bye-laws and Rules. Monitor, interpret, and advise on new regulatory developments, ensuring the firm’s compliance with applicable laws and regulations. Advise the firm on compliance with regulations pertaining to derivatives and commodities markets. Collaborate with the compliance and risk management teams to identify and mitigate regulatory risks. Assist in the resolution of regulatory and compliance issues arising from audits, investigations, or enforcement actions. Demonstrate a willingness to support other general in-house legal matters, such as corporate governance, commercial contract negotiation, intellectual property, and employment law, as needed. Proven ability to see the bigger picture and align legal advice with the firm’s commercial strategy Q

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