FAQs
What type of team is the Financial Regulation Lawyer a part of?
The Financial Regulation Lawyer is part of the Banking, Finance & Insolvency practice within the Financial Regulatory team.
Where is the Financial Regulatory team based?
The team is based in the London office, but you could be based out of any of our offices on a hybrid basis.
What kind of clients does the Financial Regulatory team advise?
The team advises a diverse client base including high street banks, investment banks, digital banks, payment services providers, fintech firms, insurers, and consumer lenders.
What are the primary responsibilities of the Financial Regulation Lawyer?
The Financial Regulation Lawyer will be involved in advising on the regulatory perimeter, authorisations, governance, conduct of business, regulatory capital, compliance procedures, and providing regulatory support to corporate and commercial teams.
What qualifications are required for this role?
Candidates should have 5-8 years of post-qualification experience, a thorough knowledge of the regulatory perimeter and FCA rules, and proven experience in a financial regulatory team with a focus on payments and financial crime.
What is the company’s stance on diversity and inclusion?
The company values diversity, equity, and inclusion, with initiatives in place to support various social backgrounds, ethnicities, disabilities, sexual orientations, and gender identities.
Does the firm offer flexible working options?
Yes, the firm is open to discussing flexible working arrangements, including full-time or part-time working patterns.
Is there support for employee health and wellbeing?
Yes, the firm offers various resources and initiatives designed to support health and wellbeing for employees.
How does the firm ensure an inclusive recruitment process?
The firm is committed to an inclusive recruitment process and actively encourages applicants with disabilities or long-term conditions to request any necessary adjustments for the recruitment process.