Senior Corporate Counsel (Capital Markets)

About the RoleWe are currently recruiting for a Senior Corporate Counsel where you'll support the Chief Legal Officer across a wide range of legal and compliance matters. In this role, you will help manage legal processes for multiple investment vehicles, support corporate governance, collaborate with deal teams, and ensure strong adherence to regulatory standards. This is an excellent opportunity for a driven attorney looking to expand their experience in a dynamic, fast‑paced investment management environment.If you don't have public company/capital markets experience or willing to relocate/commute to West Palm Beach 4 to 5 days a week, please don't apply! Key ResponsibilitiesDraft, review, and coordinate portions of public company filings, including registration statements, Forms 10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, and proxy materials.Support the firm’s compliance program as a Registered Investment Adviser.Partner with investment and deal teams on transactions involving portfolio companies.Draft board and committee resolutions and assist in preparing corporate governance materials.Review and advise on investor communications, earnings materials, and press releases.Draft, negotiate, and review contracts including service agreements and real estate leases.Assist with employment-related legal matters.Respond to legal requests from internal business partners across the organization.Develop, implement, and maintain internal legal policies, procedures, and strategies.Qualifications5+ years of legal experience in capital markets at a top law firm or a leading investment organization.Strong understanding of corporate and securities law, debt finance, and/or RIA compliance.Ability to learn new subject areas and provide clear, actionable legal guidance.Strong prioritization skills and ability to thrive in a fast-moving environment.Excellent business judgment, legal analytical skills, and high-quality writing abilities.EducationJ.D. from an ABA-accredited law school.Member in good standing of at least one U.S. state bar (or otherwise authorized for in‑house practice).