Total 275 Senior Executive legal counsel job vacancies in Singapore

Our Client

Our client is a well-known leader is in the Manufacturing space. They are currently looking for a Legal Counsel to be based in Singapore.

Role and Responsibilities:

• Supports all legal business matters pertaining to the APAC region
• Provides a variety of general corporate and commercial legal services to a number of in-house clients and legal APAC community
• Acts as an advisor on legal issues involving the organization’s government and regulatory compliance
• Reviews legal data and advises organizations on appropriate legal action to be taken
• Coordinates and monitors the legal matters handled by outside counsels and ensures the legal panel is updated based on the needs of the regional organization
• Advises and supports on general corporate and commercial matters, including corporate governance and organization, drafting transactional documents, digital product license terms and conditions, commercial law, employment law, immigration law, intellectual property and technology law, data privacy, competition law, tax law, risk management,, contract management, and dispute resolution
• Supports of the APAC Legal Leaders Forum in terms of driving agenda creation, organization and planning

To Qualify

• A recognized degree in Law
• Significant corporate experience with min 2 -5 years of legal experience gained in-house or in practice with a reputable law firm.
• Ability to work well under pressure

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Unlock Your Potential with a Growing and Dynamic Company.

At Ascentis, we are proud to be a leading CRM, digital, and social company with a track record of excellence. With over 50 prestigious awards under our belt, we have established ourselves as a trusted partner in servicing regional accounts across 13 countries in Southeast Asia.

Our success is rooted in our core values: PACT - professionalism, accountability, consistency, and teamwork. These values drive our dynamic and fast-paced environment, where results matter. We believe in fostering a culture of open communication, where every voice is valued, and ideas are encouraged to flourish. One of our key differentiators is our flat organizational structure, which promotes a collaborative and inclusive work environment. Our management team is hands-on and approachable, working side by side with our talented employees to drive innovation and achieve remarkable results. As a growing company, we offer tremendous potential for personal and professional growth. We embrace a meritocratic approach, recognizing and rewarding the contributions of talented individuals who thrive in a team-oriented setting.

We believe in providing ample opportunities for our employees to take on new challenges, learn, and advance their careers. If you are a passionate and driven individual seeking a rewarding career in a company that values your skills and potential, Ascentis is the place for you.

Join us on our journey of success and be part of a team that is shaping the future of our industry. We look forward to welcoming exceptional talent who share our values and are ready to make an impact. Together, we can ascend to new heights.

Responsibilities

1. Review and Drafting

· Assist in the drafting and negotiation of contracts, ensuring compliance with legal requirements and organizational policies.

· Periodic review of organisation standard agreements to ensure that it is up to date with the respective laws and regulations.

· Thoroughly review and analyse legal agreements between the organisation and clients/partners/vendors.

2. Risk Management

· Identify potential legal risks in agreements and transactions and communicate these risks to the management, finance and/or team members.

· Collaborate with cross-functional teams to develop strategies for risk mitigation.

3. Data Privacy Compliance

· Stay abreast of data privacy laws and regulations.

· Review and update the organisation's data privacy policy to ensure compliance with applicable laws.

· Provide guidance on data protection impact assessments and compliance initiatives.

4. Legal Research

· Conduct legal research on relevant issues to support decision-making and legal strategy.

· Stay informed about changes in laws and regulations that may impact the organisation.

5. Contract Management

· Maintain an organised system for contract management, including tracking key dates, renewals, and compliance requirements.

6. Dispute Resolution

· Assist in the resolution of legal disputes, including coordinating with external legal counsel when necessary.

· Participate in negotiations and settlements to protect the organisation's interests.

7. Policy Development

· Collaborate with the management team to develop and update organisational policies to ensure legal compliance.

Requirements

● Diploma in Law or equivalent.

● Preferably with 2 years of experience as a Legal Executive or similar role.

● Strong understanding of contract law, data privacy, and relevant legal frameworks.

● Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.

● Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a fast-paced environment.

● Attention to detail and strong analytical skills.

Interested candidates, do submit your CV to [email protected] to explore more job opportunities

Role Summary/Purpose:

The Senior Counsel, Global Investigations will be part of a team leading government, regulatory and significant internal investigations for GE Vernova. The role will be part of the new GE Vernova Global Law & Policy Headquarters team and work with functional and business colleagues with a particular focus on work in Asia. This role will report to the Chief Counsel, Global Investigations for GE Vernova.

Essential Responsibilities:

· Supporting management of governmental / regulatory investigations and internal investigations globally (with a focus on Asia) that could raise legal or reputational risk for GE Vernova and/or its businesses

· Working on matters that may require appearance in front of enforcement agencies

· Ability to co-manage complex investigations across different legal risk areas and different countries

· Driving measurable efficiencies in investigative matter management, including with regard to budgets for external counsel and forensic/discovery-relatedneeds

· Helping to spot (i) emerging issues and trends, (ii) define process improvements and (iii) help with training initiatives

Qualifications / Requirements:

· Bachelor’s degree in law from a local or internationally recognized university

· Significant governmental investigative experience in the public sector or equivalent white-collar defense work experience in the private sector

· Strong investigative experience in a common law and/or civil law jurisdiction and exposure to working in diverse, complex markets.

· Strong working knowledge of regulatory and compliance laws in particular in Asia

· Investigative experience in one or more of the following areas:

• Anti-corruption laws in the United States and internationally
• Trade controls/sanctioned country law
• Anti-trust law
• Anti-money laundering law
• Intellectual property theft / economic espionage / computer crimes
• Complex frauds

· High level of cultural sensitivity, flexibility and emotional intelligence in order to work effectively within GE Vernova’s multicultural environment and with local GE teams

Desired Characteristics:

· Demonstrated ability to analyze facts and data and draw reasonable conclusions, communicate clearly, possess excellent writing skills and as a strong team player be able to work effectively with others at various levels of the organization

· As the position requires working across various functions within GE Vernova (e.g., Legal & Compliance, Security, HR, Finance), demonstrated networking skills

· Flexible and collaborative team player who is passionate about GE Vernova’s mission

· Ability to work independently in an evolving, fast-paced environment and manage multiple projects while maintaining a high quality of work

· Experience in and understanding of the energy / power generation sector and products

Overview

Mastercard is a technology company in the global payments business, connecting cardholders, customers, financial institutions, merchants, government agencies and businesses worldwide.

Mastercard’s Global Government Contracting team is part of the Strategic Initiatives & Technology group which also provides legal strategy and execution for Operations & Technology, Corporate Development & MA and Marketing & Communications. We are searching for a seasoned government procurement specialist with familiarity in the process of responding to government solicitations and understanding a variety of contract structures.

Role

This full-time role will be based in our Singapore office and will support the IMK Asia Pacific, Eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa Regions within Mastercard from a contracting perspective on government opportunities. This role provides an unique opportunity for to have a first-hand experience of dealing with almost all product lines of Mastercard, across a wide range of geographies and to work with senior leaders of the company in different geographies and product lines.

You will have a leading role and work in partnership with the relevant business teams, region attorneys and product attorneys. You will:

• Support business and legal teams with transactional support for all phases of the government contracting lifecycle from contract proposal/RFP stage through contract close out and legal issues in performance

• Manage a significant workflow of agreements, review and analyze RFIs, RFPs, RFQs, and other solicitations with prime contractors, various government agencies and other strategic partners

• Support product attorneys to ensure government compliance is built into Mastercard’s government solutions product development process

• Support enterprise-wide global expansion efforts to drive growth by executing new government contracts and track new and emerging regulations all with risk mitigation at the center

• Serve as transactional subject matter expert on public procurement laws and regulations, as well as related laws such as freedom of information laws, official secrets laws etc.

• Design or enhance government contract management processes, procedures and playbooks

• Develop and deliver training to company employees (both lawyers and business colleagues) on government contracting matters

• Maintain records, spreadsheets, and other tracking documents as required to support internal and external audits, manage contract-related data, and generate reports as required

All About You

If you are eager to constantly learn something new, if you can seamlessly turnaround unstructured, non-standard work and if you delight in working with colleagues and counterparties across diverse cultures and geographies, you will be a good fit.

• Seasoned government procurement/contracts attorney with at least five years’ experience in government contracting procurement processes in one or more regions mentioned above.

• Law degree required from a reputed university

• Experienced with the competitive procurement processes in government acquisition and/or significant public law issues affecting international businesses.

• Preferred experience includes contracting on behalf of commercial contractors providing multiple products and services under contracts to the government.

• Strong knowledge and familiarity with responding to government solicitations and understanding a variety of contract structures and regulatory /local law requirements

• Strong business acumen, sense of urgency and a team player with a collaborative attitude and an ability to work under pressure with tight deadlines is a must.

• Experience of working in a multi-national matrix organization.

• Experience of supporting multiple geographies.

Responsibilities:

• Provide support to the legal team, with a focus on contract matters
• Administer and maintain databases of legal documents and agreements
• Assist in editing and proofreading various contracts, formal correspondence, and legal filings
• Liaise with other departments, overseas counterparts, and external parties where necessary
• Other related tasks assigned from time to time

Requirements:

• Bachelor or Diploma in Legal Studies or equivalent
• 1-2 years paralegal or contract management experience
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
• Highly ethical, discreet and able to maintain confidentiality

Interested candidates who wish to apply for the advertised position, please send in your resume to [email protected]

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We are currently seeking mid-senior lawyers with excellent academic credentials (2:1 or 1st class honours or equivalent GPA) and at least 5 years of general Corporate & Commercial experience with one or more leading local or international law firms and/or leading multinationals to support NOVA8’s clients.

The candidate must:

• be versatile with excellent technical skills and an enthusiastic, practical attitude to problem-solving;
• be a team player with a client-focused approach, strong academic background and excellent communication/organisational skills; and
• have a proven track record in a multinational environment.

If you are interested in applying for this position or would like to discuss the role in further detail, please send in your CV in MS Word format with a covering email. Salary will be commensurate with experience.

The candidate must:

• be a qualified lawyer with at least 5 PQE gained at top international or local law firm in Singapore or another Commonwealth jurisdiction
• possess a strong command of corporate contracts
• have experience working for or within multi-national clients on a variety of Corporate & Commercial issues.

Are you a seasoned legal professional ready to take the lead in Singapore?

Can you demonstrate expertise in overseeing the meticulous drafting and negotiation of client, issuer, and supplier agreements?

As our Senior In-House Legal Counsel, you assume a leadership role in Singapore, overseeing the thorough drafting and negotiation of client, issuer, and supplier agreements. Your extensive expertise transcends routine legal work, positioning you as the key figure for navigating intricate negotiations and agreements with precision. Prepared to lead with sophistication and address the complexities of Singapore's legal landscape?

Your responsibilities include overseeing the end-to-end process of various commercial contracts, negotiating banking agreements, and ensuring continuous compliance with relevant laws and regulations. As a seasoned legal mind, you will also contribute to risk reduction, the creation of legal templates, and the development of efficient legal processes.

Join us today to help us weave payments magic!

What you’ll do.

• Elevate your legal strategy with nuanced guidance across a spectrum of critical areas at X. I specialize in navigating complex landscapes, including GDPR, PCIDSS, ISO 27001, international regulations, confidentiality, IP, and global privacy and data security issues

• Drafting, negotiating and managing the end to end process of a variety of commercial contracts including but not limited to: Card Processing Agreements, Issuer Agreements, NDAs, Data Sharing/Processing Agreements, Partner Referral Agreements, Strategic Partner Agreements, Consultancy Agreements and Supplier Agreements

• Negotiating ad hoc banking agreements, shareholder agreements and other corporate related documents.

• Remaining up to date with all applicable laws and regulations to ensure GPS’s continual compliance

• Reducing legal and commercial risks and liabilities

• Drafting legal templates where necessary and creating efficient legal processes.

• Working with the broader team to share information about the regulatory environment to facilitate efficient and transparent legal support across the business.

• Providing advice on employment law related activities

• Providing legal and strategic business guidance to business units and management on all commercial matters

• Providing clarification on legal language or specifications as necessary, particularly in relation to GDPR, data protection and information security

• Assessing and advising on risks or additional considerations during product development and post product launch

• Providing ad hoc training on relevant legal developments and topics as needed.

• Driving and assisting with special projects, as needed

• Manage and lead a team of Legal Counsel

• Be a point of escalation and handle complex cases

What you’ll need.

• Qualified lawyer

• Experience in-house within a commercial setting

• International and/or legal entity experience

• Firm understanding of data security regulations as it relates to the processing of personally identifiable information

• Sound legal and practical business judgment

• Superb contract drafting skills and meticulous attention to detail

• Excellent communication (written and verbal) and interpersonal skills

• Ability to manage a high volume of projects while meeting tight deadlines

• Comfortable working both independently and collaboratively – exceptional internal and external stakeholder management

• Extensive experience creating templates and setting up processes independently

Nice to have.

• In house experience within the payments industry

A bit about us….

We are Thredd, formerly Global Processing Services. Thredd sits at the heart of the global payments revolution, processing billions of transactions annually across 44 countries for the world’s leading FinTechs, digital banks, and embedded finance providers. Thredd is certified by Mastercard and Visa to process and manage any credit, debit or pre-paid card transaction globally. We enable the emerging

payments industry to deliver breakthrough innovations through a unique combination of proprietary technology, its people and partners

Other

This role is a hybrid role with 50% of the time in the Singapore office.

Thredd operates in a secure environment and all candidates will be Credit and Background checked to the extent permitted by law.

Only direct applicants will be considered for this role, we do not accept applications from recruitment agencies.

You will be expected to do case management work and monitoring of each case's development that is under your charge. You will need to draft legal documents competently and know how to do filing and be familiar with using the court's Elitigation system. Client management is essential to this job and you must be able to deal with situations in a mature manner.

JOB SUMMARY

Provides administrative, project and executive support to the Director by ensuring that all tasks are completed according to established policies and procedures in an efficient, timely and accurate manner.

JOB RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE, BUT NOT LIMITED TO:

• Maintain and organise a full set of records for all files, minutes, activities, projects and data bases and to obtain all information from internal and external stakeholders and knowledge at fingertips and able to engage all stakeholders and customers and advise them on all issues raised.
• Organise meetings & take minutes and provide timely updates on the actionable items assigned to each person.
• Writing reports, updates and analyse issues and to achieve set outcomes and proactive in achieving creative solutions. Present papers and persuade the audience,
• Quickly understands the business and be a value-add contributor.
• Detailed and meticulous, must be committed to work, willing to be involved without being asked and to achieve results on all on-going matters and even in fluid situations.
• Result oriented, self-starter, starts and completes all tasks with achievements within time-frame and constantly improves tasks.
• Well organised in calendar, handling of reports, following up on work tasks and answering email correspondence, scanning of documents and mailing of letters or packages.
• Other general administration ad hoc job as instructed by management.
• Logical, clear and concise writing and ability to grasp concepts and to communicate ideas and issues at hand. Ability to write a good summary.
• Excellent communication and speaking skills;
• Any other tasks requests by the Legal Director, Management and the Board.

• MNC
• 5 days' work week
• Near MRT

Responsibilities:

• Prepare and complete internal contracts/agreements such as shipman, termination of shipman, bareboat, time-charter, back-to-back agreement, etc;
• Arrange for notarization of relevant documents
• Follow-ups with relevant internal and external parties
• Assist Management with sourcing of information on legality
• Assist Management with Corporate matters
• Assist with company secretarial matters
• Other ad-hoc duties as assigned

Requirements:

• 1 year of related legal work experience is preferred
• Min. Diploma in legal related field of studies
• Good communication, interpersonal and follow-up skills
• Working hours: Monday to Friday, 9am – 6pm
• Work location: Ubi
• Salary: up to $3800
• Able to start work immediately or on short notice will be an added advantage

How to apply:

Interested applicants please state your Expected Salary and Starting Date.

We regret to inform that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.

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EA Reg ID: R1871786

EA Licence No.:19C9603

Roles & Responsibilities

• Registration of scanned copy and hardcopy of contracts and agreements (excluding contracts from Operation Department);
• Assisting Legal Counsels in the review of contracts/documents (upon request by respective Legal Counsel);
• Liaising with insurance broker on the renewal of Directors and Officers insurance policy and arranging for the necessary internal approvals via OA;
• Assigning Management Directive Numbers to respective departments and registration of issued Management Directives;
• Going through notarisation and legalisation processes in Singapore for certain documents from subsidiaries and associates;
• Assisting the Request for Proposals for provision of legal services on the renewal of Letter to Shareholders;
• Assisting with the logistics of Board and Board Committee meetings: printing and compiling meeting papers, coordinating with CNAF directors, checking the format of meeting papers which are written in Chinese, etc.;
• Proofreading documents which are translated in Chinese, e.g. Letter of Appointment of directors, Board resolutions, agreements for projects, Letter to Shareholders, and emails, etc.;
• Translating documents, e.g. Board resolutions, emails, director’s CVs, other letters or documents which are confidential in nature;
• Arranging expense requests and claims which are under Legal;
• Assisting subsidiaries in 1) drafting letters in relation to the change of nominated directors; 2) drafting Board resolutions in relation to the change of directors and authorised bank signatories; 3) assisting CAFEU German office with change of bank signatories and directors matters;
• Preparation of documents for opening of, closure of bank accounts and change in authorised bank signatories, sending the set of documents to the banks;
• Assisting in preparing the annual budget for the Legal and Compliance Department;
• Providing documents requested by auditors (if necessary), banks and counterparties and filling in the KYC forms;
• Participating in the procurement team meetings relating to legal matters and drafting meeting minutes;
• Drafting department monthly meetings, work done and work plan of team members;
• Assisting with the drafting of certain papers for Board and Board Committee meetings as assigned;
• Filling in the forms and drafting of reports requested to be submitted to CNAF from time to time; drafting and/or collecting department news articles to be published on OA;
• Drafting and collecting the materials in relation to Legal and Company Secretary aspects for Business Analysis and Work Review Meeting;
• Responsible for the organising of the CVs of directors, as well as organising Company information, policies and other documents for the orientation of newly appointed directors;
• Other ad-hoc duties as assigned by the Head of Legal and Compliance.

Requirements

1. Bachelor in related field or equivalent;
2. Min. 5 years of experience in paralegal work, preferably with exposure in corporate secretarial work;
3. Must be proficient in Microsoft Office applications;
4. Meticulous, conscientious and possess good communication and interpersonal skills;
5. Good ethics and professional conduct, and with strong sense of responsibility and teamwork spirit;
6. Good organisational, time management skills and stress tolerance with proven ability to manage multiple priorities;
7. Excellent command of English and Chinese languages (as the position needs to frequently communicate with English/Chinese speaking stakeholders verbally/ in writing as well as to prepare and proof-read English/Chinese official documents and presentations whenever appropriate).

Who We Are:

NEON, formerly Cityneon, is a global leader in creating and producing immersive experiences. NEON enjoys worldwide partnerships with The Walt Disney Company and Marvel Entertainment for Marvel Avengers S.T.A.T.I.O.N. and Marvel Avengers Station: Evolution, 20th Century Studios for AVATAR: The Exhibition, Hasbro for Transformers: The Experience, NBCUniversal for Jurassic World: The Exhibition, and Lionsgate for The Hunger Games: The Exhibition. It also has a partnership with Warner Bros. Themed Entertainment to produce two brand-new, unique global touring-themed art experiences inspired by DC and the Wizarding World, slated to launch in 2023. Via its World Heritage Exhibitions (WHE) division, the Company also partners with the governments of Peru and Egypt for their original artifact IP experiences, Machu Picchu and the Golden Empires of Peru and Ramses the Great and the Gold of the Pharaohs, respectively, plus authentic artifact tours Pompeii: The Exhibition, Mummies of the World: The Exhibition, Victoria the T. Rex and Auschwitz. Not long ago. Not far away. These partnerships have enabled the Group to bring compelling experiences that leave lasting memories to millions of visitors in more than 60 cities to date globally. For more information, please visit www.neonglobal.com.

The Senior Legal Counsel will play a key role in the continued global growth and expansion of NEON.

Based in Singapore, this role offers excellent career development and personal growth with global exposure across multiple industries and jurisdictions. You will be challenged by a wide variety of simulating work and will require superb communication and engagement skills to manage multiple internal and external stakeholders.

The ideal candidate is self-driven, positive and highly adaptable. Someone who is highly organized, detail-oriented and resourceful, with an ability to thrive in a fast-paced, high pressure, entrepreneurial environment.

Key Responsibilities include:

• Legal Advice – Provide legal advice to stakeholders and business units on a wide range of corporate commercial matters, draft, review, negotiate and advise on agreements related to transactions, procurement, inter-company matters, construction, employment, compliance, intellectual property, and other corporate matters.
• Risk Management & Problem Solving - Manage the company’s risk whilst maintaining a competitive business environment. Anticipate, identify, and solve legal problems.
• Policies & Procedures - Develop and implement policies and procedures related to corporate governance, regulatory compliance, and business operations.
• Project Management – Instruct and work closely with external counsels, liaise with both internal stakeholders and external parties to ensure timely desired outcome.

Requirements & Attributes:

• A J.D., L.L.B. or equivalent law degree with 10 to 15 years of legal and compliance experience with a good mix of private practice in a good law firm and in-house experience in a corporate commercial role.
• Experience working in or supporting Singapore and other global markets with a background in corporate, transactional and corporate secretarial work.
• Litigation / disputes experience would be advantageous.
• Excellent communication and drafting skills. Ability to speak, read and draft at a high level is a must.
• Superior stakeholder engagement skills, able to communicate clearly and effectively with key stakeholders and team members.
• A team-player with an ability to work with colleagues from different teams and able to work independently and self-manage competing priorities under deadlines with minimal supervision as part of in-person and virtual teams.
• Strong analytical skills and proven ability to apply sound, principled, and consistent judgment in diverse and challenging legal, business and cultural environments. Consultative and collaborative in reaching well-thought-through solutions.
• An ability to balance legal risk and business needs. Comfortable with ambiguity and change, unruffled by uncertainty.

You will be expected to do case management work and monitoring of each case's development that is under your charge. You will need to draft legal documents competently and know how to do filing and be familiar with using the court's Elitigation system. Client management is essential to this job and you must be able to deal with situations in a mature manner.

Responsibilities:

The successful candidate will work very closely with our lawyers in various practice areas. Your responsibilities will include but not limited to:

• Providing full secretarial support to our lawyers
• Preparing correspondences and legal papers
• Assisting in specialised tasks unique to the legal profession

Requirements:

• Higher Nitec, GCE 'O', 'A' levels or Diploma
• At least 5 years of legal secretarial experience in a Litigation & Dispute Resolution practice
• Competent in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook software applications
• Good typing speed and accuracy
• Good command of written and spoken English
• Possess initiative and ability to thrive in a team-oriented environment

We look forward to receiving your applications. Please note that only shortlisted applicants will be notified.

You may visit our website at https://www.wongpartnership.com/ for more information.

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Please do not send us your personal information if you do not wish your personal information to be used in this way.

1. We are looking for legal executives.

2. A team player.

3. Good command of English.

4. Age no barrier. The older you are, the better it is.

3. If you are committed and hard working, the company will sponsor your law degree at SUSS, subject to our terms and conditions.

Please whatsapp to 9898 9696 your resume and expected salary

1. We are looking for legal executives.

2. A team player.

3. Good command of English.

4. Age no barrier. The older you are, the better it is.

3. If you are committed and hard working, the company will sponsor your law degree at SUSS, subject to our terms and conditions.

Please whatsapp to 9898 9696 your resume and expected salary

Dunbar & Lim Chambers is helmed by experienced practitioners, Simon Dunbar and Kevin Lim, and comprises a team of specialist international arbitration practitioners.

We are ranked in the legal directories as one of the leading international arbitration practices in Singapore. We act as counsel for parties in high-stakes disputes, and our two co-managing directors also sit as arbitrators.

We are looking for capable and motivated lawyers to join our team.

Our lawyers can expect to be part of a small but tight-knit firm, with a collegiate environment and a commitment to excellence, with challenging and rewarding career development tracks.

Responsibilities

Your responsibilities will include:

• Advising and representing clients in complex, cross-border disputes
• Preparing for and participating in merits, jurisdictional, and procedural hearings
• Interfacing with clients, witnesses, and experts
• Legal research and drafting
• Acting as Tribunal Secretary
• Assisting with business development

Requirements

• Singapore-qualified or eligible to become Singapore-qualified
• Additional qualifications in other common law jurisdictions a plus
• Strong attention to detail and analytical rigour essential
• At least 1 year of experience in top-tier local or international law firms
• Strong academic credentials
• Proficiency in Mandarin, Bahasa, and other languages a plus
• Prior advocacy experience a plus

Salary

We offer a competitive monthly salary based on your level of experience.

Applications

We look forward to receiving your application with a detailed CV and academic transcripts. Please note that only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.

In submitting your application, you agree and consent to the collection, usage and disclosure of your personal data in accordance with applicable laws and regulations regarding personal data protection.

Job Description

Provide administrative and operational support to lawyers in the Family department for legal matters such as estate planning, family trusts, family businesses, and family dispute resolution:

• Assist in the management of files, preparation of court documents, and drafting of correspondences
• Perform clerical duties such as scheduling of appointments and meetings; tracking of timelines and deadlines; collating and organising data and documents; sending of letters/emails; online submission of forms, documents, and reports etc.
• Communicate regularly with clients and manage client relationships
• Collaborate with the legal team to develop legal strategies that meet clients' needs

Job Requirements

• Bachelor's degree or a Diploma in law or a related field
• Experience in family law, estate planning, and family wealth management
• Experience in managing high net worth clients with sensitivity to confidential information
• Good communication and writing skills in English
• Proficiency in spoken Mandarin to communicate effectively with Mandarin-speaking clients on legal matters
• Ability to work independently and manage multiple projects simultaneously
• Candidates with no prior experience, but with a deep interest in family practice will be considered for training

EDP Renewables APAC is the main subsidiary of EDP Group, a global leader in the renewable energy sector and one of the world’s largest wind producers. With its headquarters in Singapore, EDP Renewables is the leading sustainable development hub for the Asia Pacific region with activities across nine different markets. Our activities are focused on the design, development, management, and operation of renewable energy sources, namely solar, wind, as well as new technologies such as storage.

EDP is a global energy group leading the Energy Transition, Innovation and Sustainability. Using the technology of the future, we create solutions highly focused on the needs of our people and our customers, never neglecting our role and contributions to society. To achieve our goals, we aim to attract diverse people with high potential through the professional opportunities we create.

Join us to be part of a renewable energy leader that reinvests in society through sustainable projects and social as well as cultural causes. You will have the opportunity to actively participate in our global transformation, by changing tomorrow now.

This role shall support the General Counsel and our rapidly growing and evolving businesses in the Asia- Pacific region. You should be comfortable working in a fast-paced environment with broad, generalist responsibilities, but with specialist knowledge of commercial and regulatory matters pertaining to the power generation sector (renewable energy).

You will be responsible for advising the business in the Asia-Pacific region by giving pro-active, professional, competent, cost-effective and creative legal support to business units and corporate enabler functions. This includes Australian transactions, cross-border energy projects in ASEAN, PPA-related negotiations and matters as may be assigned to you from time to time. You may also be required to take the lead on M&A transactions, but working together with the inhouse M&A legal team. You will need to bring negotiation and drafting skills and business sense to deal with multiple functional teams in a rapidly scaling business.

You will work closely with local business leaders (Business Development, Corporate Finance, Project Finance and Construction) as well as with supporting functions (Finance, Admin, Accounting & HR), by advising them on legal risks, business strategies and other issues related to the Company’s businesses.

• Lead and oversee M&A transactions, joint ventures and asset rotation transactions, all in an international context and in accordance with the policies and guidelines of the EDP Group
• Collaborate closely with internal stakeholders including, among others, Investments M&A, tax, consolidation, accounting, Business Development, finance, technical team and People & Organisation, as may be necessary
• Manage and supervise external counsels on various legal matters as and when required
• Conduct and/or coordinate legal due diligences and provide analysis and counsel on project related issues and assessment on the structure for M&A transactions
• Anticipate, identify and assess critical project risk issues and/or structuring risks of M&A transactions across multiple jurisdictions, provide strategies, business driven solutions, suggestions and/or recommendations to the relevant stakeholders in order to mitigate the risks identified and assist the Investments M&A team in preparing the investment memorandum from a legal perspective
• Review, draft, and negotiate a broad range of transaction documents such as asset purchase agreements, share purchase and sale agreements, capital contribution agreements, joint venture agreements and shareholder agreements in an international context
• Review, draft, and negotiate ancillary agreements such as LOIs, non-binding offers, confidentiality agreements, services agreements, assignment agreements, amendments and termination agreements
• Drive and oversee the signing and closing of M&A transactions, as well as monitor and manage the compliance of legal requirements in accordance with applicable laws and timely fulfilment of agreed terms under the transactional documents by the relevant teams within the organisation
• Provide guidance and oversight to the relevant teams on market entry (incorporation of new companies, summaries of corporate or project development law requirements, etc.) and exits
• Undertake and/or manage necessary corporate governance work including preparation of resolutions and certificates, powers of attorney, etc. for the purposes of executing M&A transactions
• Coordinate efforts with the legal and business teams regarding corporate and project requirements to support the wider needs of the organisation and ensure maximum value and appropriate risk management for EDPR and its shareholders

Main responsibilities will cover a variety of legal issues concerning our renewable energy activities in Asia-Pacific region. Amongst others, the following responsibilities apply to this position:

• Providing legal advice and support on a wide range of legal activities, including projects and transactions arising from Australia and ASEAN cross-border matters.
• Advising on renewable energy/power generation regulatory framework with a proper understanding of the main terms and conditions of tender documents, bidding requirements, consortium/ MOU/MOC agreements with partners to participate in tenders, project financing agreements, power purchase agreements (PPA) and other typical contracts/ agreements not limited to internationally used by the renewable energy industry.
• Drafting and negotiating contracts related to renewable energy power generation projects, non-disclosure agreements, sales and purchase agreements, energy performance contracts, commission framework agreements, engineering procurement contracts, joint venture agreements, acquisition related documents, power of attorney and corporate guarantees.
• Advising on general business law issues and managing the legal issues of all areas of the company, including but not limited to corporate matters, employment, procurement, safety, security, insurance and sustainability issues.
• Manage relationships with stakeholders (law firms, union representatives) to understand business requirements and develop appropriate solutions, contributing to business decision making and ensuring legal compliance

Requirements:

• Degree in Law from a reputable university
• Admitted to the Singapore Bar. Candidates admitted to practice in other commonwealth jurisdictions will also be considered.
• A minimum of ten years working experience post-qualification.
• Work experience in a leading law firm, a multi-national company or government agency would be an advantage.
• Ability to work successfully in a dynamic team environment
• Strong analytical, negotiation, and problem-solving ability
• Value alignment: stewardship, collaboration, innovation and with a spirit of excellence
• Relevant experience in one or more of the following areas: Mergers & Acquisitions, General Corporate or Corporate Finance.
• Cross-border work experience. ·
• Solid knowledge of general business law issues of an independent power producer, including regulatory framework.
• Value alignment: stewardship, collaboration, innovation and with a spirit of excellence.
• Additional language capabilities will be an advantage.

When you join EDP Renewables APAC, you will have access to:

• Professional experience in a leading global company in the renewables industry with flexible work conditions
• Recognition through remuneration compatible with the role and other additional benefits
• Opportunities for personal and professional development, e.g. cross-cutting projects, mobilities and volunteering

About EDP Group:

As a socially responsible company, we incorporate our values and practices with the principles of Diversity and Inclusion. To achieve all our objectives, we intend to attract, develop and retain different profiles, assuming diversity as a key factor and differentiator of fundamental innovation in our organisation. We welcome and value all people, and we are committed to the inclusion and sense of belonging of each person who is part of the EDP Group.

What makes us proud as an employer:

• TOP Employer APAC, Singapore 2024 certification
• TOP Employer Europe 2024 certification
• Bloomberg Gender Equality Index 2021
• Top Workplaces US 2021
• Certification in Conciliation (Excellence) by the Más Familia Foundation

Responsibilities:

You will provide legal advice to BCA on regulatory and commercial issues, intellectual property issues and general areas of the law. Your responsibilities include:

- reviewing and drafting contracts to be concluded by BCA;

- advising on legislative amendments under BCA’s purview so as to address BCA’s policy objectives;

- advising on the interpretation of legislation under BCA’s purview;

- advising on enforcement cases including reviewing of investigation reports and ensuring that sufficient evidence has been obtained to support the recommended enforcement action;

- advising on risks arising from arrangements concluded by BCA and drafting appropriate clauses to ensure BCA’s interests are served;

- providing sound legal advice on a broad range of legal issues including advising on intellectual property issues; and

- working on such other areas as General Counsel may allocate from time to time.

Requirements:

- A good law degree (LLB Hons);

- Advocate and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Singapore;

- At least 6 years’ experience in private practice and/or as in-house counsel;

- Strong analytical skills and can independently drive the completion of a matter with minimal supervision;

- Possesses effective time management skills;

- A team player who communicates effectively with cross-functional stakeholders; and

- Prior experience in litigation matters is an advantage.

Responsibilities:

· Draft, review, negotiate and arrange for signing of Non-Disclosure Agreement for all new partners and Letter of Confirmation or equivalent where required.

· Work closely with Claims & Risk team on Master Service Agreements and Third-Party Administration Service Agreements for Claims Management services

· Prepare Terms of Business Agreements with Reinsurers, Brokers, etc.

· Draft and review Addendum to agreements in accordance with the commercial terms agreed by the parties.

· Prepare forms required by Reinsurer for every new deal

· Coordinate with Reinsurer for legal due diligence confirmation

· Review signed agreements for circulation to the relevant stakeholders

· Administer and maintain records of legal documents

· Conduct ad-hoc simple legal research where required

Requirements:

· Degree or Diploma in Law, Legal Studies or related field

· 2 years of relevant working experience in similar role, preferably in reinsurance or insurance sector

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Responsibilities:

• Provide legal advice and guidance to the organization
• Ensure company comply with business and employment law
• Overseeing all business transactions and operations comply with the corporate internal policies
• Provide legal support with regards to arbitration, litigation, and adjudication matters
• Work closely with the legal head office on all legal issues
• Work with external legal firms whenever necessary
• Stay up-to-date on local company laws and regulations
• Provide legal training and sharing to employees
• Being company representative to deal with government agencies on all legal matters
• Ad hoc duties as assigned

Requirements:

• Bachelor of Law (LL.B) or equivalent
• At least 5 - 8 years of legal experience, preferably with commercial/ corporate exposure
• Prior working knowledge in FIDIC, PAM, REDAS, PSSCO, or SIA will be an added advantage
• Knowledge of legal system or regulations with SEA region will be ideal

Interested candidates who wish to apply for the advertised position, please click on the APPLY button below to send in your resume or send to [email protected]

Reg. No: R1654399

EA No: 13C6305

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Abbott is a global healthcare leader that helps people live more fully at all stages of life. Our portfolio of life-changing technologies spans the spectrum of healthcare, with leading businesses and products in diagnostics, medical devices, nutritional and branded generic medicines. Our 113,000 colleagues serve people in more than 160 countries.

Primary Job Function

The Senior Counsel's primary role will be to provide legal advice and direction to all business divisions in Philippines and Indonesia, including pharmaceuticals, medical devices, diagnostics and nutrition. The Senior Counsel will report to the Area Counsel, Asia Pacific.

The Senior Counsel will provide strategic legal support to business divisions, assess legal risks and ensure compliance with all applicable laws and regulations. Duties will include analysis and provision of legal advice focused on business-oriented solutions on a wide range of matters, including general commercial, privacy, competition and consumer law, disputes/litigation and employment work. The person in this role will assist in developing legal services support processes and systems for the businesses and in educating business teams on legal-related issues.

MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES

The Senior Counsel’s job responsibilities include the following:

• Identifies complex legal issues, develops solutions and implements mitigating resolutions
• Supports the business in the achievement of business objectives by rendering sound legal advice, appropriately balancing business growth and legal risk
• Distills complex legal issues efficiently and effectively for a business audience, often in novel or ambiguous situations
• Advocates for a position while maintaining collaborative and open-minded approach
• Leads cross-functional projects
• Willingness to develop an in-depth knowledge of Abbott’s businesses and the broader business impact
• Keeps abreast of changes in laws (anti-competition, data privacy, advertising & marketing)
• Regularly negotiates independently with customers, suppliers or government agencies on matters of strategic importance that affect a substantial portion of Abbott’s business or areas of significant importance to senior management

ACOUNTABILITY/SCOPE

• Advises business leaders and is recognized by these clients as both an expert in substantive legal and commercial advice
• Advises Area Counsel on critical projects within the region
• Executes core job responsibilities in an organized and timely manner
• Area of responsibility has significant and possibly material impact on Abbott
• Ability and willingness to travel

QUALIFICATIONS

• Law degree, preferably qualified in Southeast Asia
• Fluent in writing and speaking English, a Southeast Asia language would be advantageous
• 7+ years of relevant experience

Supervisory/Management responsibilities

• Helps the Area Counsel to develop Legal department strategy
• Serves as a role model and as a champion of the Legal department through work ethic, attitude, interpersonal skills and successful results

Responsibilities:

• Provide support to the legal team, with a focus on contract matters
• Administer and maintain databases of legal documents and agreements
• Assist in editing and proofreading various contracts, formal correspondence, and legal filings
• Liaise with other departments, overseas counterparts, and external parties where necessary
• Other related tasks assigned from time to time

Requirements:

• Bachelor or Diploma in Legal Studies or equivalent
• 1-2 years paralegal or contract management experience
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
• Highly ethical, discreet and able to maintain confidentiality

Interested candidates who wish to apply for the advertised position, please send in your resume to [email protected]

EA License No: 13C6305

Reg. No.: R1654399

For candidate who applied for the advertised position is deemed to have consented to us that we may collect, use or disclose your personal information for purpose in connection with the services provided by us.

Responsibilities:

• Draft, review, negotiate and arrange for signing of Non-Disclosure Agreement for all new partners and Letter of Confirmation or equivalent where required.
• Work closely with Claims & Risk team on Master Service Agreements and Third-Party Administration Service Agreements for Claims Management services
• Prepare Terms of Business Agreements with Reinsurers, Brokers, etc.
• Draft and review Addendum to agreements in accordance with the commercial terms agreed by the parties.
• Prepare forms required by Reinsurer for every new deal
• Coordinate with Reinsurer for legal due diligence confirmation
• Review signed agreements for circulation to the relevant stakeholders
• Administer and maintain records of legal documents
• Conduct ad-hoc simple legal research where required

Requirements:

• Degree or Diploma in Law, Legal Studies or related field
• 1 to 2 years of relevant working experience in similar role, preferably in reinsurance or insurance sector
• Knowledge of contract administration
• Excellent written communication skills with attention to details
• Ability to work in a dynamic environment
• Team player with good Interpersonal and communication skills
• Highly ethical, discreet, and able to maintain confidentiality

We apologize that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Thank you.

By sending us your personal data and curriculum vitae (CV), you are deemed to consent to PERSOLKELLY Singapore Pte Ltd and its affiliates collecting, using and disclosing my personal data for the purposes set out in the Privacy Policy which is available at www.persolkelly.com.sg I also acknowledge that I have read, understood, and agree to the said Privacy Policy.

PERSOLKELLY Singapore Pte Ltd • RCB No. 200007268E

EA License No. 01C4394 • EA Registration No. R1653100 (Goh Jia Zhen Crystal)