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TIAA

Sells retirement annuities to nonprofit workers

Legal Vice President

Legal Counsel & Legal SupportUpdated on Nov 6
Full-timeNew York, NY, USA

About the Job

Requirements

  • A Juris Doctor degree and at least four years of experience working in a law firm or asset manager with direct equity co-investors or secondary equity purchasers in the sponsor-backed market, particularly the core middle market.
  • The ability to integrate quickly into a dynamic team, collaborate closely with front-office business partners, operations, fund administration and tax groups, and work independently to meet transaction timeline expectations.

Responsibilities

  • Directly lead and/or liaise with and oversee external counsel in the structuring, documentation and closing of direct equity co-investments and private equity secondaries transactions in the sponsor-backed middle market, with a particular focus on direct equity co-investments and GP-led secondaries transactions.
  • Collaborate with other members of the transactional legal group regarding developments in the private capital markets and coverage of overflow transactions, including LP-led private equity secondaries transactions and junior capital debt financing transactions.
  • Provide advice and counsel regarding regulatory issues arising from investing and portfolio management activity in the direct equity co-investment and private equity secondaries asset classes generally.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience acting as transactional counsel to business development companies and other regulated entities is a plus.

About the Company

TIAA

Sells retirement annuities to nonprofit workers

TIAA runs workplace retirement plans and sells annuities to people who work for colleges, hospitals, research institutions, cultural groups and government agencies. Its flagship TIAA Traditional annuity guarantees a minimum return and has paid additional interest above that floor every year since 1948, turning savings into income for life. Employers sponsor the plans and workers contribute from each paycheck, while TIAA earns investment spread and fees on the money it manages, partly through Nuveen, its asset management arm. Andrew Carnegie founded TIAA in 1918 to fund pensions for college professors, and the organization is headquartered in New York City.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
$2B
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
1918

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