Investment Funds - Associate
sidley austinRowe (MA)
About the role
Location
New York City
Work with a recruiter who has a real relationship with the hiring team and comes recommended by your peers.
Overview:
The role focuses on investment fund formation and regulation.
Responsibilities include drafting disclosure and negotiating investment management agreements.
Involves interpreting applicable regulations, specifically the Investment Company Act of 1940, Investment Advisers Act of 1940, and commodity regulation.
Ethan McMahon joined Sidley Austin LLP's New York City office in the Corporate group.
Ed was really great to work with. I really appreciated his guidance, thoughtfulness, honesty, and initiative throughout the process. He was able to utilize his relationships with key contacts to best position me with my top targets.
Yahel Kaplan joined Sidley Austin LLP's New York City office in the Corporate group.
Jack has been an absolutely phenomenal recruiter - he's constantly on top of things, was a stupendous consiglieri and has helped me land an awesome gig. I cannot stress enough how much of a gem he is. Highly recommend.
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