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Senior Legal Affairs Officer
Barino Investments Ltd. · Lagos
Job description
About the role
A reputable private firm with a diverse portfolio of asset‑holding companies is seeking a Senior Legal Affairs Officer to provide expert legal guidance in Trust, Estate Planning and Corporate Law. The role is based in Ikoyi, Lagos and requires a high level of discretion and sound judgement.
Key responsibilities
- Provide proactive legal counsel on trust and estate administration, corporate governance and high‑value personal and corporate legal affairs.
- Handle regulatory matters and ensure compliance with relevant laws.
- Draft, review and negotiate legal documents, contracts and agreements.
- Conduct thorough legal research to support decision‑making.
- Manage confidential matters with integrity and professionalism.
Required profile
- Bachelor’s Degree in Law (LLB) and called to the Nigerian Bar.
- Minimum 6 years of experience in Company Law, corporate governance, Trusts and Estate Law.
- Master’s degree (LLM) or MBA is an advantage.
- Membership in professional bodies such as ICSAN is desirable.
- Experience in investment, finance or private wealth management is a plus.
- Experience in Intellectual Property law, content management and licensing is a plus.
Required skills
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Barino Investments Ltd.
Lagos
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