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Assistant General Counsel Product and Regulatory Legal EU

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Description

You will provide senior legal advice on European Union product launches, licensing structures, and regulatory strategy. You will assess products across overlapping financial-services regimes, draft and negotiate terms, oversee outside counsel, lead licensing workstreams, mentor lawyers, and translate regulatory developments into actionable guidance.

Responsibilities

  • Advise on European Union product launches from discovery through iteration
  • Assess regulatory classification and perimeter across financial-services regimes
  • Advise on payments, electronic money, banking, anti-money-laundering, market-abuse, outsourcing, and operational-resilience requirements
  • Monitor European Union legislative and supervisory developments
  • Draft and negotiate client-facing terms and conditions
  • Manage European Union outside counsel engagements and costs
  • Mentor junior lawyers and set standards for legal advice
  • Use AI-assisted tools for regulatory analysis, drafting, matter tracking, and self-service tools
  • Lead or oversee licensing, authorization, and variation workstreams

Requirements

  • Admission as a lawyer in Ireland, England and Wales, or another European Union Member State
  • 15+ years of post-qualification experience in financial services regulatory law
  • MiFID II
  • MiFIR
  • MiCA
  • European Union payment services regulation
  • Electronic money regulation
  • European Union banking regulation
  • Product classification
  • Regulatory perimeter analysis
  • Regulator relationship management
  • Anti-money laundering
  • Counter-terrorist financing
  • Outsourcing
  • Operational resilience
  • DORA
  • Outside counsel management
  • Legal drafting
  • Legal analysis
  • Legal risk management
  • Lawyer mentoring
  • Enterprise GPT
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