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Ebury

Global payments, currency risk management, lending

Legal Counsel - Fintech, Commercial

Legal Counsel & Legal SupportPosted on Oct 20
Full-timeToronto, ON, Canada

About the Job

Requirements

  • Hold a law degree in Canada or the United States.
  • Have at least 5 years of qualified experience in private practice or in-house.
  • Have an interest in the fintech sector and financial products.
  • Be able to prioritize and manage competing priorities in a fast-paced environment, with support from team members and external counsel when needed.
  • Be able to work independently as the initially standalone North American role while integrating with the broader global legal team.

Responsibilities

  • Contribute to the design and implementation of new products and expansion into new markets, particularly the launch in the United States.
  • Draft and negotiate third-party contracts, including sports sponsorship, partnership and related commercial contracts; negotiate intellectual property agreements, including licensing and brand-related arrangements; and review leases and real estate contracts.
  • Advise on corporate structuring to maintain and develop Ebury’s global corporate structure efficiently, considering regulatory, tax and other relevant matters.
  • Take day-to-day responsibility for legal matters in Canada and the United States and support the global legal team.
  • Support financial services regulatory matters across Canada and the United States, including licensing and registration requirements for money services businesses and money transmitters, safeguarding and conduct matters, working with Compliance and Corporate Development.
  • Support corporate governance and entity management for Ebury’s North American entities, including board and shareholder resolutions, corporate filings and subsidiary maintenance.
  • Manage external counsel and support the disputes team on matters in North America.
  • Support the Front Office, Risk Department, HR Department and other teams in resolving disputes.
  • Work with HR, Operations and other departments to resolve day-to-day queries.
  • Represent Ebury in interactions with clients, counterparties, banking partners, industry bodies and other third parties.
  • Prepare templates, playbooks, procedures and self-service materials, and participate in relevant training and awareness programmes.
  • Support the Chief Legal Officer in delivering the Legal Department’s objectives, share knowledge, and train and develop less experienced team members.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience working in the United States.
  • Experience working in a regulated company or institution.

About the Company

Ebury

Global payments, currency risk management, lending

Ebury helps businesses manage cross-border payments, currency risk, and financing. Its platform provides global and local accounts, competitive currency conversion, bulk payments, APIs, and mobile access, with rate locks across 60+ currencies to protect margins. It sticks out through FCA-regulated infrastructure with segregated funds in Tier-1 banks, along with relationship-manager support and the option to embed its tools into clients’ platforms; Banco Santander is a majority owner. Its goal is to help companies scale internationally with predictable costs and streamlined finance operations.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Private
Total funding
$111.4M
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
2009

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