Manager, Banking Legal Services
Afreximbank
Manager, Banking Legal Services
Afreximbank
Multilateral bank for African trade
Afreximbank · Cairo, Egypt · Full-time · Posted 2026-07-08
Workplace: on_site
Department: Banking Legal (BALE)
Reporting to the Head, Banking Legal Services (Intra African Trade & Asset Finance), the Manager (Banking Legal Services- Intra African Trade & Asset Finance) will support the Legal Department in contributing to the Bank’s mission of expanding and diversifying African trade, increasing Africa’s share of global trade, and operating as a first-class, profit-oriented, socially responsible financial institution and Centre of Excellence in African trade matters.
The role will also provide strategic direction and lead the development of the Bank’s legal services delivery strategy, ensuring that legal support is managed with a long-term perspective and aligned with the Bank’s overall business strategy.
The Manager, Banking Legal Services will be responsible for:
The role holder will be responsible for:
Understanding and adhering to the Bank’s AML, regulatory and conduct compliance policies and procedures, including:
Staff Handbook, including code of conduct provisions
Insider Trading Guidelines
Reporting any suspicious or non-compliant activities or matters relating to the Bank’s staff or customers to the Compliance Department.
Experience in handling documentation related to cross-border trade and project finance transactions, particularly in the following areas:
Structured trade and corporate finance
Private equity
Good knowledge of banking practices in Africa.
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Multilateral bank for African trade
Afreximbank is a multilateral financial institution that finances trade within Africa and between African businesses and overseas markets. It lends directly to exporters and importers and channels financing through banks, with guarantees and letters of credit supporting cross-border transactions. Its mandate also covers export development, trade research and payment arrangements that make it easier for African goods and services to reach buyers. The bank is financed through shareholder capital and borrowing, with African states, public institutions and private investors participating in its governance. Established by agreement in 1993, Afreximbank is headquartered in Cairo, Egypt.
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