Senior Infrastructure Finance Lawyer - Global Projects

Senior Infrastructure Finance Lawyer - Global Projects

Full-Time 75600 - 92400 Β£ / year (est.) Home office (partial)
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At a Glance

  • Tasks: Lead significant financings in Infrastructure, Energy, Resources & Projects Finance.
  • Company: Top-tier global law firm with a focus on innovative legal solutions.
  • Benefits: Hybrid working options, clear career progression, and autonomy in your role.
  • Other info: Dynamic environment with opportunities for professional growth.
  • Why this job: Join a leading firm and make an impact in complex project financing.
  • Qualifications: 5-7 PQE with experience in complex project financing across various sectors.

The predicted salary is between 75600 - 92400 Β£ per year.

MAP Legal Recruitment is working with a leading global law firm, seeking a Senior Associate in Infrastructure, Energy, Resources & Projects Finance.

The role offers genuine autonomy to lead on significant financings, with hybrid working up to 40% from home and a clear development trajectory within a top-tier practice area.

Strong candidates will bring 5-7 PQE and a track record of complex project financing across sectors.

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Senior Infrastructure Finance Lawyer - Global Projects employer: MAP Legal Recruitment

Join a prestigious Legal 500-ranked law firm in London, where you will thrive in a dynamic work culture that values diversity and collaboration. With a focus on employee growth, we offer comprehensive training and mentorship opportunities, ensuring that your career as an employment lawyer flourishes while enjoying a healthy work/life balance. Experience the unique advantage of working in the heart of the city, surrounded by some of the brightest minds in the legal field.

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MAP Legal Recruitment Recruitment Team

We think you need these skills to ace Senior Infrastructure Finance Lawyer - Global Projects

Project Financing
Infrastructure Law
Energy Law
Resources Law
Legal Research
Contract Negotiation
Autonomy in Legal Practice