Banking Lawyer – Edinburgh or Glasgow

Practice Area: Banking, Corporate, Financial Services, Property Finance
Level: Assistant, Associate, Full Time
Section: Law Firm
Location: Scotland, Central Belt, Edinburgh, Glasgow, East Lothian
Ref: FW9132

Our client, a well-established national law firm, is currently recruiting for a Banking Lawyer to join its expanding team in either Edinburgh or Glasgow on a full-time basis. The team provides guidance to clients on a broad spectrum of financing transactions across various sectors, with particular expertise in multi-jurisdictional matters.

The ideal candidate will have 2-5 years’ PQE and will be involved in all stages of the transaction lifecycle, including but not limited to drafting and negotiating facility agreements and security documents, negotiating intercreditor agreements, and managing live lending transactions. Experience in liaising with borrowers, lenders, or investors is essential.

Working closely with both the local and national banking teams, the successful candidate will be expected to support and assist colleagues across a range of matters, including leveraged finance, real estate finance, corporate lending, and asset-based lending (ABL).

If this position could be of interest to you, please do not hesitate to contact either Cameron or Teddie for an initial and confidential discussion. (Assignment 16576)

cameron@frasiawright.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/cameron-adrain-22a81627/

teddie@frasiawright.com    https://www.linkedin.com/in/teddie-wright-7b017ab7/

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