Capital Markets Lawyer

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Axiom Talent PlatformLegal Services

Axiom provides the opportunity to work remotely, onsite or hybrid, depending on client requirements.Full-TimeMiddle

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Requirements

Qualified lawyer licensed to practise law and in good standing.
Demonstrated experience advising on capital markets transactions, including registered and exempt offerings of debt, equity and equity-linked securities.
Experience representing or advising broker-dealers, investment banks, financial institutions, issuers or other market participants.
Strong experience drafting, reviewing and negotiating capital markets transaction documentation.
Knowledge of securities law, disclosure, due diligence and closing-related matters.
Excellent commercial awareness and stakeholder management skills.
Ability to deliver pragmatic, business-focused legal advice.

Responsibilities

Provide legal advice and support on capital markets transactions for a wide range of domestic and international issuers and debt, equity and equity-linked products.
Draft, amend, review and advise on a broad range of pre-transaction and transaction documents.
Advise business units, legal teams and other stakeholders throughout the transaction lifecycle.
Work collaboratively with internal legal teams, associates, partners, bankers, business stakeholders and external counsel.
Support due diligence reviews, disclosure analysis, transaction risk assessments and securities law considerations.

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