Finance Associate
Listed on 2026-08-17
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Finance & Banking
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Law/Legal
Financial Law
A growing Am Law
100 firm are currently expanding their Finance Practice globally after a series of high profile partner hires across the major financial hubs.
As a consequence of the influx of high-quality work brought into the firm, they're now seeking an associate to join the team.
Their practice offers a unique blend of corporate trust, private credit, leveraged finance and fund finance work. You'll gain exposure to a broad range of debt products while building expertise in the increasingly valuable corporate trust and institutional fiduciary space.
The group also has entrenched relationships within a number of high growth industry verticals, of which includes Energy & Natural Resources, Healthcare & Technology to name but a few.
A quick overview of the role:- Advising indenture trustees, collateral trustees, administrative agents and other institutional fiduciaries across a broad range of financing transactions
- Working on leveraged finance, private credit, fund finance and capital markets transactions from a trustee and agent-side perspective
- Advising clients on bond issuances, credit facilities, amendments, waivers, defaults and enforcement-related matters
- Supporting institutional clients through restructurings, workouts and other distressed situations
- Broad finance exposure within an AmLaw 100 platform; you'll benefit from consistent and sophisticated deal flow in relation to high growth industries
- Genuine flexibility rarely seen in Big Law, they offer a reduced billable-hours track with a corresponding salary adjustment; a longstanding and well-established feature of their associate offering
- Expedited progression further errors? ... What do you think?
If you're feeling as though your current group isn't offering the kind of flexibility that you currently need or if playing a key role in a growing Big Law team excites you, this is an option to seriously consider.
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