Vice President, International Structuring

Ladd & Co.; George Town; On-site; MYR 392,311 - 588,466; Full time

Job summary

Ladd & Co. is seeking a Vice President for its International Structuring practice in George Town, Malaysia. The successful candidate will lead complex structuring matters, design multi-jurisdictional architectures, and manage relationships with external counsel and trustees. Candidates should possess 6–10 years of relevant experience and demonstrate established credibility with clients. Cross-border fluency is essential for translating technical structures into clear advice for clients.

Qualifications

• 6-10 years of relevant experience in international tax, private client advisory, or trust services.
• Substantive transaction or mandate leadership experience.
• Established credibility with clients and counsel.

Responsibilities

• Lead complex structuring matters end-to-end.
• Design multi-jurisdictional architectures.
• Manage relationships with external counsel and trustees.

Skills

Cross-border fluency

Technical depth in tax and law

Independent execution

Client relationship management

Job description

The firm is recruiting a Vice President to its International Structuring practice. Vice Presidents lead complex structuring matters end-to-end — designing multi-jurisdictional architectures, managing relationships with external counsel and trustees, and serving as the day-to-day point of contact for principal clients.

The role demands genuine technical depth across private client tax, corporate tax, and trust law, combined with the ability to translate technical structures into clear advice for principals. Cross-border fluency is essential.

Suited to candidates with substantive prior experience in international tax, private client advisory, or trust services at a senior level.

Requirements

• 6–10 years' relevant experience, including substantive transaction or mandate leadership
• Established credibility with clients, counterparties, and counsel
• Track record of independent execution on complex matters
• Cross-border fluency expected
• Right to work in the relevant jurisdiction