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Supervisor Legal, Capital Markets

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  • University degree in Law (Civil or Common Law). A Master’s degree or equivalent postgraduate legal qualification would be an asset.
  • At least six years of relevant legal, corporate services or transaction management experience, including practical exposure to Luxembourg entities, ideally gained with a corporate service provider, law firm or financial institutions. Experience with securitisation vehicles or structured finance transactions is strongly preferred.
  • Sound working knowledge of Luxembourg company law, corporate governance and contract law, with the ability to review financing documents and translate legal requirements into practical corporate actions.
  • Practical understanding of the Luxembourg legal and regulatory framework applicable to securitisation vehicles and other financial companies, including relevant AML/KYC, corporate filing and ongoing governance requirements. Ability to identify when specialist legal or compliance advice is needed.
  • Excellent written and spoken English, including strong legal drafting and stakeholder communication skills. French is an asset. German is highly appreciated.
  • Client-focused, detail-oriented and well organised, with the ability to manage your portfolio independently, prioritise competing deadlines and work collaboratively with colleagues across teams.
  • Curious and eager to learn, with a positive, solution-oriented mindset and a willingness to develop your knowledge and find practical solutions for clients and colleagues.
  • Demonstrated experience coordinating or reviewing junior colleagues’ work and providing practical guidance. Previous formal people-management experience is an asset.
  • Commercially aware, with sound judgement and a strong sense of accountability. Able to make decisions within delegated authority and escalate risks appropriately. Integrity, confidentiality and professional independence are essential.


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