The UK Government Green Paper on Procurement (see Procurement Green Paper) contains a number of intriguing proposals regarding the way in which
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Banking & Finance Associate
- Bird & Bird, London
- Banking & Finance
- 2 PQE6 PQE
Banking & Finance Associate
- Bird & Bird, London
- Banking & Finance
- 2 PQE - 6 PQE
- About the team: Bird & Bird LLP is an international law firm which supports organisations being changed by technology or the digital world.
- About the role: The post holder will represent the Firm on a wide range of legal transactions which will include sports finance. The work will involve a good combination of drafting and negotiating deals and wider client interaction.
- Looking for: Candidates should have solid post qualification experience gained in the banking/finance practice of a leading Firm.
- Opportunities: The firm offers excellent prospects for progression and our culture provides all our people with world-class support to achieve their ambitions and goals.
- And more: We support an agile working environment and are happy to discuss flexible working.

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