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CompAsia in Malaysia is seeking a Legal Executive to support day-to-day legal and regulatory activities across the Group. This development position focuses on drafting and reviewing commercial agreements, corporate governance, and policy workstreams, with exposure to various business teams under supervision.
The role offers progression from junior to senior levels, with opportunities to handle cross-border regulatory updates and internal policy development while building in-house legal
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The Legal Executive supports the Associate Director, Head of Legal & Compliance in delivering day-to-day legal and regulatory support across the Group. The role sits at the centre of the Group's contracting, corporate governance and compliance activity, and is intended as a development position for a junior lawyer who wants to build a broad in-house practice rather than specialize early. The successful candidate will draft and review commercial agreements, support corporate and secretarial workstreams, help build and maintain the Group's internal policy suite, and act as a first point of contact for business teams seeking legal input.
LL.B. (Hons) from a university recognised by the Legal Profession Qualifying Board Malaysia, or the Certificate in Legal Practice (CLP), or admission to the Bar of England & Wales or an equivalent recognised qualification
0 to 3 years or 4-5 years (for Executive), 6 years or more (Senior Executive) post-qualification or post-chambering experience. Fresh admittees and candidates moving from private practice into a first in-house role are encouraged to apply.
Exposure to any of the following is an advantage: commercial contracts, corporate and M&A support, employment law, consumer credit or financing, technology and e-commerce, or regulatory compliance.
Prior in-house experience within a group corporate structure or a regulated industry (financial services, telecommunications, retail credit, device or electronics trade) is preferred but not required.
Candidates without direct sector experience will be considered where they demonstrate strong drafting ability and a clear capacity to learn quickly.
Completed pupillage and admitted as an Advocate & Solicitor of the High Court of Malaya (preferred)