As a Financial Lawyer, you will:

1. Corporate Services and Fund Structuring

Legal and administrative support for investment funds
Ensure the legal structuring of investment funds, working with the regulatory authorities and the client: creations, transformations, mergers (national and cross-border), liquidations
Assist investment funds in the organization of their corporate life (assembling meeting documents, holding boards of directors and general meetings, writing minutes, performing legal formalities, etc.)
Provide the investment funds with legal and administrative support, update contracts and documentation.
Ensure third-party relationships (business auditor, custodian, portfolio manager, etc.)
Open and handle proceedings with regulators
Update contracts and documentation for investment funds.

2. Client contracts:

Writing and updating framework contracts for services rendered to CACEIS clients (particularly as regards incorporation of new regulations)
Negotiating and monitoring negotiations of client contracts relating to the main banking and financial services provided by CACEIS
Ensure administrative monitoring of contracts, filing and archiving legal operations.

3. Regulatory oversight and legal advice

Provide continuous regulatory oversight over the legal areas of investment funds.
Provide support and legal advice for the various services.
Contribute to the implementation of regulatory projects in the field of asset servicing and the asset management (mainly UCITS, AIFMD, MiFID, RIS, ESG, outsourcing, etc.).
Participate to CACEIS or Crédit Agricole legal committees and represent the company at BeAMA

Activities requiring a high level of expertise

• Evaluating impact of regulatory changes within the professional sector.

• Being the technical consultant in the professional sector for questions relating to concerned

activities, you are able to translate complex theoretical principles into practical implications.

• Ensure good relationships with (external and internal) clients, regulatory authorities and third-parties

(business auditor, custodian, portfolio manager, etc.).

• Informing and supporting newcomers to the team