Sotheby's

Financial Services

SeniorCounsel,Sotheby’sFinancialServices

£115–175k ~AI est. London, United Kingdom
The Brief

“Senior Counsel, Sotheby’s Financial Services at Sotheby's. Skills: Banking finance law, Art financing, Transaction negotiation. Draft agreements. Review agreements”

Industry & Context.

Financial Services
Problems you'll solve

Problem solving; Assess legal risk; Provide practical advice

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Qualified lawyer in the UK, 2-6 years post qualification experience, Experience in banking/finance

Nice to Have

Experience in an in-house legal department, Familiarity with New York law

What You'll Do.

Structure finance transactions

Conduct due diligence

Facilitate transaction closings

Contribute expertise to playbooks

Contribute expertise to templates

Ensure policies are followed

Ensure documents reflect terms

Ensure compliance with laws

Identify opportunities for improvement

Lead trainings for business partners

Participate in negotiations

Provide additional legal support

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Partner internally; Work with business partners; Work with outside counsel; Work with counterparties; Work with individuals at all levels

Communication Scope

Drafting; Communication; Interpersonal skills; Plain English guidance

Process & Methodology

Multitask, Prioritize projects, Manage projects

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