Corporate Trust & Agency Services Lawyer

Richards, Layton & Finger

$100K — $150K *
Legal & Accounting
Less than 5 years of experience
Job Overview by Ladders

Qualifications

  • 3+ years of experience in trust and agency services representation
  • Proficient in drafting and reviewing financing transaction documents
  • Experience with indenture, pooling & servicing, and trust agreements
  • Familiarity with securitizations, including RMBS, ABS, and CLO
  • Outstanding academic record along with strong communication skills

Responsibilities

  • Draft and review transaction documents related to trust and agency services
  • Advise financial institutions on financing transactions
  • Collaborate with clients to ensure compliant documentation
  • Engage in negotiation of terms and agreements
  • Support securitization processes as needed

Benefits

  • Opportunity to work at a leading national law firm
  • Exposure to complex financing transactions
  • Professional development and growth within the firm
  • Possibility to sit for the Delaware bar exam
Full Job Description
Richards, Layton & Finger, a leading Delaware law firm with a national corporate trust practice, is seeking a lawyer with 3+ years of experience representing financial institutions that provide trust and agency services in financing transactions. Skill set should include drafting and review of transaction documents, preferably indenture, pooling & servicing, trust, custody and escrow agreements. Experience with securitizations, including RMBS, ABS and CLO a plus. Superior academics and excellent written and oral communication skills are required.

Delaware bar admission is not required, but if a successful candidate is not admitted in Delaware, they will be required to take the Delaware bar exam at the first opportunity.

To apply, please upload resume, cover letter, and law school transcript. Contact Samantha Stern at [redacted] with questions.

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