Investment Funds Associate – Elite Am Law 50 firm (Chicago)

Investment Funds Associate – Elite Am Law 50 firm

About the Position:
We are working with a preeminent global law firm that is actively seeking an investment funds lawyer (5+ yrs) to join its prestigious practice in Chicago as an associate. This Chambers-ranked practice group closes more than 2,000 fund investments for the world’s leading investors each year, and assists numerous fund sponsors in forming investment funds of all types.

Highlights:
· Top of market compensation
· Chambers-ranked practice
· Ranked as one of the most powerful law firm brands in the world
· Firm was recognized at Innovation & Technology Awards for its use of AI
· Names as a Best Law Firm for Women and Diversity

Responsibilities:
· Represent clients, including private fund sponsors, on formation and structuring of investment funds
· Work with sponsors to establish and operate domestic and international private investment funds, co-investment and other related investment vehicles and separate account arrangements

Qualifications:
· 5 or more years of experience with investments in, or formation of, domestic and international private equity, real estate, venture capital and hedge funds
· Experience with secondary transactions, structuring separately managed accounts, and structuring carry vehicles preferred
· Top academic credentials

Location:
Chicago, IL (Hybrid)

Compensation:
The anticipated base salary range for this position is $310,000 – $390,000.

Position Type

• Associate

Employment Type

• Law Firm

Practice Areas

• Banking/Finance

Job ID

• 2268

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