Assoc. Lux. Desk - Corporate

Ashurst are seeking a Luxembourg qualified banking lawyer (junior associate level) to join our Luxembourg desk in London
Ashurst's Banking practice offers specialist advice on a wide range of high-quality transactions
You would typically act on all elements of a financing from term sheet stage through to closing and post-closing
Experience of working for a top law firm with a strong presence in the Luxembourg market is required for this role
Knowledge of Luxembourg banking regulatory law and good German (spoken and written) are also required

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