FAQs
What is the primary focus of the Corporate Governance Advisory Associate role?
The primary focus is on advising clients on compliance with their listed company legal and regulatory obligations, corporate governance, and best practices.
What type of clients will the Corporate Governance Advisory Associate work with?
The associate will work with London-listed clients and among the world's leading companies.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A solid background as a junior lawyer is required, ideally with experience in advising listed public companies on legal and regulatory compliance, corporate governance matters, strong analytical skills, and excellent communication abilities.
What kind of tasks will the associate be responsible for?
Responsibilities include advising on directors' duties, board governance structures, AGM management, reviewing annual reports, addressing regulatory obligations, and assisting with market disclosures.
Will there be opportunities for client engagement?
Yes, the role offers client-facing engagement on a wide range of corporate governance and advisory issues, along with opportunities for client outreach and thought leadership.
What type of training or support will be provided to the associate?
The firm provides various training opportunities, including formal training, informal coaching, mentoring, and on-the-job learning to help develop skills and knowledge.
Is there a focus on thought leadership within this role?
Yes, the associate will be involved in producing thought leadership pieces, preparing client briefings, and aiding in the training of legal and market developments.
What approach does the firm take towards workplace diversity and inclusion?
The firm is committed to treating all employees and applicants fairly and equally, regardless of various personal characteristics, and actively fosters an inclusive culture through various employee networks.
What is the hybrid working policy for this position?
The role follows a 'balanced' hybrid working approach, with the expectation of working from the office for a minimum of 50% of the time, depending on business needs.
What makes the firm's Corporate practice respected globally?
The firm's Corporate practice is respected for its extensive client base, the complexity of mandates, industry expertise, commercial approach, and the intellectual capability of its people.