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Peerpoint

Peerpoint

www.peerpoint.com

3 Jobs

179 Employees

About the Company

The ambitions of lawyers and businesses are ever-evolving. With the full backing of A&O Shearman and its global network, we find bespoke talent solutions that drive meaningful impact – for lawyers’ careers and businesses alike. Our comprehensive understanding of each is our differentiator, enabling us to deliver outcomes that are unrivalled. We have offices in Australia, Hong Kong, Singapore, the United Arab Emirates and the United Kingdom. Perfectly tailored legal interim expertise From Europe to the Middle East to Asia Pacific, we can connect you to our global panel of 400+ lawyers. Whether it’s filling management roles or long-term leave gaps, managing major transactions or regulatory change projects, we’ll match you with the highest caliber of consultants. All of our lawyers are carefully selected from top-tier private practice and cover every major specialism across most industries. By working closely with you to understand your needs, we’ll make sure we find a lawyer who’s the perfect fit. Progressive legal careers A legal consultancy career with Peerpoint is unmatched in the market. At Peerpoint, you decide how, when and where you work. Whether you’re looking for a short-term assignment with A&O Shearman or a six-month placement with one of our clients, you’ll have the pick of the best assignments and an assortment of challenges, across sectors and geographies. And whatever your talents, successes or ambitions, you’ll have all the support and resources you need to develop your career, grow your experience and enrich your potential. If you are a lawyer looking for the next step in your career, get in touch. Content on this page is general information only and not advice: https://www.allenovery.com/en-gb/global/legal-notices (to be updated)

Listed Jobs

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Job Title
Legal Consultant - Payments (4+ PQE)
Job Description
**Job title** Legal Consultant – Payments (4+ PQE) **Role Summary** Provide strategic payment‑services legal advice to financial services, technology and fintech clients on regulation (PSD, e‑money, consumer credit, open banking, digital assets), commercial agreements, product development and cross‑border expansion. Deliver legal support across the UK, EU and relevant overseas markets, navigating regulatory change and commercial risk while ensuring compliance and policy implementation. **Expactations** * 4 + years post‑qualification experience in payments, fintech or digital asset law, preferably at a top‑tier firm. * Minimum 2 + years of in‑house work or direct experience advising financial institutions. * Practising certificate in the UK (or equivalent). * Demonstrated ability to independently manage client engagement, projects, and professional development. * Open, transparent communication and ability to adapt to diverse client environments. **Key Responsibilities** * Advise on payment‑services regulation (PSD2, e‑money, consumer credit, open banking, new payments architecture). * Draft, negotiate and review commercial agreements with banks, payment processors, suppliers and partners. * Support product development and commercial contracting for open banking, APIs and digital asset initiatives. * Conduct regulatory due‑diligence, risk assessments, and advise on compliance, policy and procedure implementation. * Assist with cross‑border regulatory engagement and expansion strategies. * Coordinate with client’s compliance, government‑relations and commercial teams to address regulatory changes. * Deliver client‑facing presentations, reports and training on regulatory developments. * Manage case timelines, deliverables and multiple concurrent assignments. * Build and maintain stakeholder relationships at all organisational levels. **Required Skills** * In‑depth knowledge of UK/EU payment‑services law (PSD2, e‑money, consumer credit, digital assets). * Strong commercial acumen and contract drafting/negotiation skills. * Project management and organisational skills. * Excellent written and oral communication, stakeholder management and relationship building. * Adaptability, resilience, and an entrepreneurial consulting mindset. * Proficiency in legal research, compliance frameworks, and policy analysis. **Required Education & Certifications** * UK law degree (LLB/LLM) and qualified solicitor/counsel status (PQE). * Practising certificate (or equivalent) authorising UK legal practice.
London, United kingdom
Hybrid
Junior
26-02-2026
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Legal Consultant - Real Estate Finance (5-10 PQE)
Job Description
**Job Title** Legal Consultant – Real Estate Finance (5‑10 PQE) **Role Summary** Senior lender‑side real estate finance lawyer responsible for drafting, reviewing, and managing real estate finance documentation and transactions on assignments of six months or longer. Works independently with clients and partner firms, delivering high‑quality legal support across a variety of real estate finance products. **Expectations** - 5‑10 years post‑qualification experience in real estate finance, including ≥2 years at a top‑tier real estate finance law firm. - Recent in‑house exposure at a leading financial services or corporate legal team preferred. - UK practising certificate (or equivalent) and right to work in the UK; no visa sponsorship. - Consultant mindset: autonomous professional development, transparent communication, and adaptability. - Strong commercial acumen, resilience, and a client‑service ethic. **Key Responsibilities** - Draft, review, and negotiate loan packages, security deeds, mortgages, repo agreements, and warehouse facilities. - Advise on structuring, regulatory compliance, and risk mitigation for lender‑side real estate finance transactions. - Manage deal lifecycle from inception to completion, including coordinating with lenders, borrowers, banks, and internal teams. - Deliver client presentations, project reports, and documentation with precision and timeliness. - Contribute to knowledge sharing and best‑practice development within the consulting network. - Handle multiple concurrent assignments and maintain consistent service standards. **Required Skills** - Deep knowledge of lender‑side real estate finance documents, mortgage law, securities, and corporate finance. - Advanced drafting, negotiation, and analytical skills. - Strong written and verbal communication; stakeholder management at all levels. - Proven project management with independent work ethic. - Commercial awareness and client‑centric approach. - Adaptability, resilience, and self‑management. **Required Education & Certifications** - Qualified lawyer with a UK practising certificate (Solicitor qualified by LPC or equivalent; Barrister qualified by Bar exams). - Minimum 5‑10 years PQE in real estate finance. - Right to reside and work in the UK.
London, United kingdom
Hybrid
Mid level
04-03-2026
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Legal Consultant - Corporate (4-10 PQE)
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**Job Title** Legal Consultant – Corporate (4‑10 PQE) **Role Summary** Deliver senior corporate legal services on a consultancy basis, supporting clients and partner firms in M&A, equity capital markets, private equity, venture capital, and commercial law. Assignments typically last six months or more, requiring independent practice, contract drafting, due‑diligence, regulatory compliance, and transaction advisory. **Expectations** * 4‑10 years post‑qualification experience, with at least 2 years at a top‑tier corporate law firm. * Proven track record in M&A, ECM, private equity, or commercial transactions. * In‑house experience at a leading financial services or corporate institution is preferred. * Possess a practising certificate (or equivalent) authorised to practice as a solicitor or barrister in the UK. * Must be able to work without sponsorship and possess the right to reside and work in the UK. * Consultant mindset: highly professional, flexible, adaptable, and outcome‑focused. **Key Responsibilities** - Draft, review and negotiate M&A, ECM, private‑equity, and commercial agreements (shareholder agreements, licensing, IP agreements). - Conduct legal due diligence and provide transaction‑specific advice. - Advise on regulatory and licensing matters, especially for fintech and other regulated sectors. - Collaborate with partner and support lawyers to coordinate client deliverables. - Maintain current understanding of market developments and sector‑specific legal trends. - Manage multiple concurrent assignments independently and ensure high‑quality client service. **Required Skills** - Deep knowledge of UK corporate, M&A, ECM, private‑equity, venture‑capital, and commercial law. - Strong drafting, negotiation, analytical, and problem‑solving skills. - Ability to work autonomously, manage deadlines, and prioritize tasks. - Excellent verbal and written communication; adept at stakeholder engagement. - Proficiency with legal research tools, databases, and standard litigation/trade‑practice software. - Commercial awareness and client‑centred approach. **Required Education & Certifications** - Qualified to practice law in the UK (solicitor or barrister with a current practising certificate). - Minimum of 4‑10 years post‑qualification experience. - Additional academic qualification in corporate law (LLM, MSc, or equivalent) is advantageous.
London, United kingdom
Hybrid
Junior
04-03-2026