Description:
The team:Do you like the idea of being a key partner in developing the legal and regulatory strategy for a Fortune 500 company with a brand value over $13 billion? Do you see yourself as more than just the legal expert, but as a fully-fledged business partner? If so, A Stock Market Index Company Legal, Regulatory & Risk group is looking for a smart, experienced, creative, and highly dedicated and energetic attorney with experience in securities and corporate law to support A Stock Market Index Company data business.
Your role and responsibilities:
This position will be a great opportunity for an attorney with a broad background in securities and corporate law (some litigation experience a plus) to work on an array of business and securities issues in a fast-changing regulatory environment. In coordination with senior legal team members, a typical day could include:
- Advocating for New Rules and Regulations—Drafting and advocating for SEC filings, comment letters, and white papers.
- Monitoring and Advising on Emerging Challenges—Providing legal advice on emerging challenges such as digital assets, artificial intelligence and other significant regulatory proposals impacting the data business.
- Drafting Global Data Policies—Revising data policies for clarity and consistency across jurisdictions and in accord with new regulations.
- Drafting and Negotiating Contracts—Negotiating unique contracts and managing global contracts
- Advising the Compliance Team on Disputes—Advising on resolving disputes without litigation; litigation support as necessary
- Protecting Nasdaq from Bad Actors—Monitoring parties infringing on Nasdaq intellectual property or disseminating Nasdaq Information without authorization
You will need the following skills and experience:
- Juris Doctor Degree;
- At least 3-5 years' experience in securities law and corporate law, preferably both (some litigation experience a plus) at a regulatory agency, in-house, or at a top law firm; and
- Outstanding communication skills and the ability to simplify complex information.
