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    Associate / Senior Associate, Consumer Credit and Payments Regulation (2 to 6 PQE)

    London RegulatoryPermanent, hybrid Competitive
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    The role

    You will join a financial services team advising lenders and payment businesses on retail consumer credit and payments products.

    • Advise on the Consumer Credit Act and UK payment services rules
    • Guide clients on FCA conduct requirements across the product lifecycle
    • Help clients put regulatory change in place
    • Carry out regulatory due diligence on corporate deals and train client teams
    • Use AI tools as part of how the team delivers work

    What you will need

    • 2 to 6 years PQE with a solid grounding in financial services regulation
    • Good judgement on risk and clear, persuasive advice
    • Some experience of scoping and pricing work
    • At senior associate level, mentoring of junior lawyers

    What is on offer

    • Flexible and hybrid working, open to discussion at interview
    • Healthcare, dental and wellbeing support
    • Pension and insurance benefits
    • Structured training, mentoring and development
    • Pro bono and community work

    The firm

    A leading international law firm with a large network of UK offices and a wide mix of corporate, public sector and financial services clients.

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