Corporate Bank Regulatory Attorney
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It takes skill and gut instinct to analyze complex data and make smart decisions that result in superior business solutions. At Capital One, you’ll find a fast-paced, teamwork-oriented environment that values your collaborative and analytical abilities. This is how, since our founding in 1995, we’ve become a financial services leader and a FORTUNE 200® company with businesses encompassing credit cards, auto finance and insurance, home loans, elective health care financing and deposits.
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You’re a knowledge-is-a-competitive-advantage professional.
At Capital One, a financial services leader and FORTUNE 200® company, we value expertise in specialized disciplines. If you have deep knowledge in legal, you can join a fast-paced, collaborative environment that appreciates and rewards your experience.
Capital One, a multibank financial holding company, is seeking an experienced attorney to join its Legal and Regulatory Advisory group. This team develops and implements regulatory strategies to enable and optimize the business goals of Capital One. This attorney would be responsible for handling the full range of corporate bank regulatory matters, including advising Capital One’s business units and transactional legal staff on regulatory issues relating to mergers, acquisitions, corporate restructurings, investments, funding and new activities, both domestically and abroad. This candidate should demonstrate significant substantive expertise in the areas of Federal Reserve Regulations Y, K and H, as well as corresponding OCC and OTS regulations governing bank activities.
REQUIREMENTS
Required:
JD from a top-tiered law school, and member in good standing of at least one state bar.
5+ years of experience in a major law firm, in-house legal department and/or federal regulatory agency with a minimum of 3 recent years focused on Federal Reserve Regulations Y, K and H, as well as corresponding OCC and OTS regulations governing bank activities. or 5 years focused on consumer financial services.
Strong analytical skills and ability to interpret data; able to provide innovative and well-grounded advice, balancing regulatory risks and business needs, particularly in situations where the law is unclear.
Ability to work effectively both in teams and independently, make effective decisions and collaborate with clients.
Preferred:
Ideal candidate will have provided significant support to clients in the financial services industry and/or retail banking, including development and review of all aspects of consumer loan programs.
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