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hackajob is collaborating with Barclays to connect them with exceptional professionals for this role.
We are looking for an experienced Global Contract Service Macro-Distribution Senior Negotiator to join our derivatives master agreement negotiation team to support the Barclays Markets Business across Rates, FX, Credit, Latam and Risk Solutions Group, predominantly for corporate and private equity clients. In this role, you will be drafting, negotiating, and executing master and collateral agreements and ancillary documentation (primarily for ISDA), which you will actively and independently manage from inception to completion. This will entail negotiation with the client directly as well as internal teams and stakeholders such as credit risk, sales and trading business, collateral management, treasury, tax, and client onboarding. In the course of these negotiations, you will have to ensure that MI is adequately captured by updating internal systems and managing data efficiently. Further responsibility will include being privy to regulatory updates, taking ownership of capacity and authority checks, and conducting due diligence in respect of these negotiations (including netting and collateral enforceability). This is an exciting opportunity to accelerate your career and join the largest legal team within Barclays Legal.
To be successful as a Global Contract Service Macro-Distribution Senior Negotiator, you should have the following experience:
* Experience in the financial industry with a focus on the following
* Derivatives master documentation (primarily in relation to ISDA), DF protocol, FIA execution agreements
* Familiarity with loan linked ISDA terms and associated Credit Agreements
* Familiarity with collateral arrangements and credit support annexes (including UMR VM and IM)
* Experience with
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