[Remote] Regulatory Affairs Attorney (6 months)

Note:The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. JURISolutions Legal (JSL) is seeking a highly capable Regulatory Affairs Attorney to support a financial service industry client's Regulatory Affairs team on a high-visibility project involving the review and analysis of forthcoming banking capital rules. The role involves analyzing the Basel III Endgame proposal and coordinating with peer institutions to develop industry comments. Responsibilities • Read, interpret, and analyze complex banking law and regulatory materials • Draft clear and concise summary notes on regulatory provisions and related issues • Identify and frame key issues for internal discussion and decision-making • Participate in internal and external calls, summarize discussions, and prepare take-aways or talking points • Assist in drafting briefing materials, updates, and other written deliverables related to the proposed rule or regulation • Support cross-bank collaboration efforts in reviewing the proposal and developing comment letters Skills • Minimum 5 years of relevant experience (candidates with slightly less experience may be considered in exceptional circumstances) • Strong understanding of banking law and financial regulatory frameworks • Excellent legal and analytical writing skills, with the ability to distill complex regulatory issues into clear and actionable insights • Demonstrated ability to work collaboratively with legal, compliance, and business stakeholders • Strong organizational skills and comfort working on high-profile, fast-moving regulatory matters Benefits • PTO • Holiday pay • Optional health benefits • 401K • More Company Overview • JURISolutions Legal (JSL) is an award-winning legal services firm providing attorneys, staff augmentation and legal search to corporations, law firms and government entities.It was founded in 1997, and is headquartered in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, with a workforce of 51-200 employees. Its website is Apply tot his job Apply tot his job