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Regulatory Lawyer

Licensed sponsor London Full-time Posted 1 week ago

Senior Regulatory Lawyer| 3-Month Contract | ASAP Start

A leading organisation in a highly regulated sector is seeking an experienced Regulatory Lawyer to support a major regulatory implementation programme and business readiness initiative.

This hands-on role will focus on helping the business prepare for a new regulatory framework, embedding governance structures, and ensuring ongoing compliance across the organisation.

Key Responsibilities

  • Supporting the implementation of a new regulatory and licensing framework
  • Reviewing and updating governance documents, policies, and procedures
  • Advising on decision-making frameworks, delegations of authority, and regulatory obligations
  • Translating complex regulatory requirements into practical business processes
  • Delivering training and guidance to business stakeholders
  • Acting as a key liaison between legal, business teams, and regulators
  • Supporting ongoing compliance and regulatory readiness activities

About You

  • Experienced lawyer with a strong background in regulatory compliance and implementation
  • Experience working within regulated industries
  • Proven ability to develop governance frameworks and operational processes
  • Strong stakeholder management and communication skills
  • Comfortable driving projects forward in a hands-on environment
  • Experience dealing with regulators is highly desirable
  • Energy, utilities, licensing, or Ofgem experience is beneficial but not essential

Contract Details

  • Start Date: ASAP
  • Duration: 3 months
  • Working Pattern: 3-4 days per week
  • IR35: All engagement models considered

This is an excellent opportunity for a senior lawyer with regulatory change experience to play a key role in a significant business transformation programme.

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