Senior Counsel, Capital Markets & Financing (PR/618152) Dallas, Texas
Salary: USD170000 - USD270000 per annum
Our Client is looking for an experienced Counselto join its legal team and take on a highly visible role supporting the company's financedepartment.
This position will work closely with senior leaders across Finance, Treasury, Tax, Accounting on a wide range of corporate financing, capital markets and other relevant strategic matters. The role is well suited for an attorney who enjoys sophisticated transactional work but also wants to be a true business partner, helping leadership think through risk, structure transactions, and find practical solutions.
Job Description
- Advise finance and business leaders on corporate financing, funding strategies, banking relationships, and other treasury-related matters.
- Support a variety of debt and capital markets transactions, from traditional borrowing arrangements to more complex financing structures.
- Draft, negotiate, and review financing agreements and related corporate documentation.
- Counsel the business on securities law considerations connected to financing, capital allocation, and other corporate activities.
- Support financial risk management and hedging matters, including agreements with banks and other financial counterparties.
- Advise on financing activities involving domestic and international subsidiaries.
- Work with internal teams on strategic initiatives involving liquidity, global funding, cross-border activities, and evolving payment or financing solutions.
- Provide practical guidance on governance, disclosure, and compliance issues that arise in connection with financial transactions.
- Stay ahead of regulatory developments that could affect the company's financing and treasury activities.
- Partner with outside counsel when additional expertise or transaction support is needed.
Our Client is looking for an experienced Counselto join its legal team and take on a highly visible role supporting the company's financedepartment.
This position will work closely with senior leaders across Finance, Treasury, Tax, Accounting on a wide range of corporate financing, capital markets and other relevant strategic matters. The role is well suited for an attorney who enjoys sophisticated transactional work but also wants to be a true business partner, helping leadership think through risk, structure transactions, and find practical solutions.
Job Description
- Advise finance and business leaders on corporate financing, funding strategies, banking relationships, and other treasury-related matters.
- Support a variety of debt and capital markets transactions, from traditional borrowing arrangements to more complex financing structures.
- Draft, negotiate, and review financing agreements and related corporate documentation.
- Counsel the business on securities law considerations connected to financing, capital allocation, and other corporate activities.
- Support financial risk management and hedging matters, including agreements with banks and other financial counterparties.
- Advise on financing activities involving domestic and international subsidiaries.
- Work with internal teams on strategic initiatives involving liquidity, global funding, cross-border activities, and evolving payment or financing solutions.
- Provide practical guidance on governance, disclosure, and compliance issues that arise in connection with financial transactions.
- Stay ahead of regulatory developments that could affect the company's financing and treasury activities.
- Partner with outside counsel when additional expertise or transaction support is needed.
Qualifications
- A J.D. and active membership in at least one U.S. state bar.
- Meaningful experience with corporate finance, capital markets, banking, securities, or related transactional matters.
- Experience gained at a leading law firm, sophisticated in-house legal department, or a combination of both.
- Strong drafting and negotiation skills, particularly around financing and transactional agreements.
- The ability to work directly with senior finance and business leaders and explain complex issues in a straightforward, practical way.
- Sound judgment and the confidence to independently manage significant matters.
- A collaborative style and the ability to work effectively across different functions and business groups.
Preferred Experience/Backgrounds
- Corporate finance and debt transactions
- Capital markets
- Credit agreements and other borrowing arrangements
- Securities matters
- Treasury and corporate funding
- Hedging and financial risk management
- Structured or asset-backed financing
- Public-company matters
- Cross-border or intercompany financing
- Corporate governance and disclosure matters