Trainee Banking | Lecce office

Job description

Linklaters is s seeking a Trainee to join its team based in Lecce based team in the Banking department . Linklaters is a global law firm that specializes in the principal sectors of business law. It offers an opportunity to work in an environment of meritocracy and transparency, providing a career path with equal opportunities, a team-oriented work environment, innovation, and lifelong learning. We are a relationship-driven firm, advising clients globally on their most complex and significant transactions. We are at the forefront of developing innovative structures to streamline the complexities inherent in corporate deals, both in established and emerging markets. Our expertise extends beyond transactional work, as we support our clients through every stage of the company lifecycle. The firm’s banking team advises banks and other financial institutions, companies and governments on domestic and international bank financing transactions across every industry, commercial, financial and governmental sector. The Italy office Banking practice areas cover: Banking and finance Projects/PPP Structured finance Capital Markets Regulatory Restructuring and insolvency Energy Environmental The applicant must possess a desire to work within an international environment of excellence, where they will have the chance to collaborate on the most interesting deals. As part of a global and extensive practice, teamwork is essential, and you will often collaborate with colleagues in our overseas offices. The ideal candidate should be passionate, eager to learn, enterprising, flexible, available, precise, and capable of working in a team. Key requirements : A Law Degree from a Italian university with excellent academic credentials; Exceptional interpersonal and communication skills; Proficiency level in English ( C1 level required ); Knowledge of MS Office (Word, PowerPoint and Excel); Willingless to relocate to Lecce . Technical Skills: This list of duties and responsibilities above is not exhaustive. It is intended to describe the general content of, and requirements for, the performance of this job. As such, the role may also include the undertaking of additional tasks as required.