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ISDA Regulatory Advisor

London

Overview:

We don’t simply hire employees. We invest in them. When you work at Chatham, we empower you — offering professional development opportunities to help you grow in your career, no matter if you've been here for five months or 15 years. Chatham has worked hard to create a distinct work environment that values people, teamwork, integrity, and client service. You will have immediate opportunities to partner with talented subject matter experts, work on complex projects, and contribute to the value Chatham delivers every day. 

We seek to enhance our Financial Risk Advisory team with a role specializing in reviewing, analyzing, and negotiating the derivative agreements that govern the relationships between our clients and their dealer bank counterparties. The role will also analyze, interpret, and explain the practical application of global derivatives regulations for internal and external clients. This role is based in London on the European Regulatory & Documentation team, supporting Chatham teams and clients in the United Kingdom, Europe, and APAC regions.

In this role you will:

The purpose of the role is to develop deep expertise regarding derivatives regulation and documentation and to advise these sectors and external clients on these matters. We expect primary responsibilities to include:

Being a derivatives documentation subject matter expert:

  • Serving as a subject matter expert on trade documentation, including the ISDA Agreement, ISDA Credit Support Annex, local derivatives framework agreements, trade confirmations, regulatory documentation, and other related derivatives documentation
  • Effectively sharing knowledge relating to ISDA agreements, other derivatives related documentation and market standards with internal teams and clients
  • Reviewing and analyzing ISDA agreements and trade documentation, and negotiating contract terms on behalf of clients with bank counterparties
  • Identifying and communicating market developments and trends, both internally and externally
  • Reviewing and analyzing hedging mechanisms and provisions in underlying loan documentation

Being a regulatory subject matter expert:

  • Analyzing and interpreting global derivatives regulation (Dodd-Frank, EMIR, APAC, and cross-border)
  • Developing and maintaining internal and external communication tools that effectively share this subject matter expertise
  • Advising clients on the practical implications of derivatives regulation, in collaboration with client’s internal and/or external counsel, by analyzing client and trade-specific information, determining required action items, and assisting in ensuring regulatory requirements are met

The role may also include opportunities to contribute to the team in other capacities as interests and team needs align.

Your impact:

Our team works in partnership with Chatham’s advisory teams and clients to ensure they understand their regulatory compliance obligations and obtain fair and market standard provisions in their derivatives contracts. We strive to establish long-term working relationships with our clients, counsels, banks, and internal and external stakeholders, which allow us to provide efficient and effective advisory to our clients and our hedging advisory teams.

Contributors to your success:

  • A legal degree and a minimum of 3 years of experience working with derivatives documentation, derivatives regulation or contract review is required.
  • Strong verbal and written communication skills, as well as strong linguistic abilities.
  • Critical thinking with the ability to read and comprehend complex information quickly.
  • Attention to detail with an ability to synthesize information with a high-level perspective.

We seek individuals that will thrive in our culture and can make a significant impact over the long term.  Most of our team members do not come to Chatham with a deep understanding of derivatives; therefore, we conduct classroom and apprentice-style training.  We look for people who have consistently demonstrated drive, determination, and academic/professional accomplishment throughout their lives.  We invest a great deal of time and training with our employees and we are looking for individuals who want to make a long-term commitment to the company.

About Chatham Financial

Chatham Financial is the largest independent financial risk management advisory and technology firm. A leader in debt and derivative solutions, Chatham provides clients with access to in-depth knowledge, innovative tools, and an incomparable team of over 600 employees to help mitigate risks associated with interest rate, foreign currency, and commodity exposures. Founded in 1991, Chatham serves more than 3,000 companies across a wide range of industries — handling over $750 billion in transaction volume annually and helping businesses maximize their value in the capital markets, every day. To learn more, visit chathamfinancial.com.

Chatham Financial is an equal opportunity employer.

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