Insurance Regulatory Lawyer (Non-Contentious)

Are you seeking a springboard for career progression in a modern, dynamic and forward-thinking firm that has a culture that stands them apart from that of the usual commercial machine of the City?

The firm

This Top 50 law firm do not have rigid departmental structure; they have five core practice groups. This means that their Lawyers aren't restricted to one department, they encourage people to take on a variety of work across the business groups. This forward-thinking and people centered approach has given the firm one of the most dynamic, entrepreneurial and collaborative working cultures, they have won several awards for this. The firm has a friendly and open-door policy and has more in the way of flexibility and work-life balance compared to most firms in the City.

There is a clear career path for all fee earners, it is clear to see how to progress, and all staff is well invested in. Interestingly 85% of the firm's Partners were once themselves trainees at the firm; the firm has a dedicated mentor scheme to provide support and guidance to allow you to further your career.

The role

The firm is seeking to hire an Insurance Regulatory Lawyer (Non-Contentious) into the City of London office.

The Insurance group is ranked top tier in the Legal 500; they have a wealth of expertise that few law firms can match with many of their Lawyers being ranked as leaders in their field, they are also Internationally regarded. The team comprises of Lawyers from Europe, MENA and the Asia-Pacific region. The department is experiencing a surge

They advise insurers, reinsurers, brokers, run-off companies/discontinued businesses, third-party advisers and large financial institutions that conduct insurance business. They also assist Lloyd's members, managing agents, brokers, and policyholders.

You will deal with a broad range non-contentious regulatory matters; you will deal with:

• Prudential and conduct of business matters
• Doing business into or out of a country (for example the use of EEA passport rights)
• General Regulatory matters and advice
• Lloyd's, both underwriting and distribution

Requirements

• You will be an Insurance Regulatory Lawyer with at least five years PQE (there is no upper limit in regarding the amount of experience)
• You will have a good background of dealing with a broad range of Regulatory work
• You should come from a well-known Insurance department
• This role comes with excellent prospects for progression
• Salary is very negotiable depending on your level of experience, plus an industry leading benefits package.

This is an excellent opportunity for an Insurance Regulatory Lawyer (non-contentious) to join the City of London office of this dynamic, Top 20, Global law firm.

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