Finance, Bankruptcy & Restructuring Associate - Financial Services - North Carolina

Posted 13 days ago

womble bond dickinson usGarner (NC)

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About the role

Womble Bond Dickinson (US) LLP seeks a highly motivated associate to join its Finance, Bankruptcy & Restructuring Practice Group on the Financial Services Team. The position is available in North Carolina, with a strong preference in Charlotte or Raleigh. Essential Qualifications, Duties, and Responsibilities: Candidate should have 3-5 years of sophisticated finance experience and experience in documenting, negotiating, closing, and conducting due diligence for all types of secured and unsecured credit facilities and loan transactions, with experience in syndicated credit facilities and tax credit finance (including Low Income Housing Tax Credits) preferred. Proven experience in managing large commercial and corporate lending transactions from inception through closing and post-closing stages. Applicants must have strong academic credentials, outstanding written and oral communication skills, excellent attention to detail and must be committed to providing exceptional client service. Must be licensed or eligible to be immediately licensed to practice law in North Carolina. Womble Bond Dickinson is committed to leadership in attracting, developing, and retaining a diverse workforce of highly talented professionals. Please apply through our online portal. We will review applications on a rolling basis and will contact you if there is interest in moving forward with your candidacy. Please direct any inquiries regarding this opportunity to Maggie Brewer, Director of Recruiting (Maggie.Brewer@wbd-us.com). An Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action/Pro Disabled and Veteran Employer.

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