Investment Funds Associate – Global Am Law 50 Firm (Chicago)

Investment Funds Associate – Global Am Law 50 Firm

About the Position:
We are working with a global Am Law 50 Firm that has an immediate need for a registered funds lawyer (3 or more years of experience) to join its Chicago office as an associate and work on all aspects of fund formation, operations, and compliance. This leading practice has a global client base that includes investors, fund sponsors, and investment advisers. This is an excellent opportunity to join a highly-regarded firm that has been recognized for its formal training for associates.

Highlights:
· Sophisticated practice with a global client base
· Competitive compensation
· Voted as a best firm to work for
· Ranked as a top firm for women
· Recognized for its formal training

Responsibilities:
· Advise clients on matters related to registered investment companies including, ETFs, mutual funds, interval funds, and tender offer funds
· Advise clients on compliance with securities laws
· Draft documents including shareholder reports, prospectuses, and statements of additional information

Required Qualifications:
· 3+ years of registered funds experience
· Knowledge of applicable securities law and regulations
· Excellent academic credentials

Location:
Chicago, IL (Hybrid)

Compensation:
The anticipated base salary range for this position is $260,000 – $390,000.

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• Law Firm

Practice Areas

• Corporate/Securities

Job ID

• 1857

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