Senior Legal Counsel – Commercial & Regulatory Location: Redhill / Hybrid Salary: £95,000–£120,000 Experience: 5–8+ years PQE The Opportunity An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Senior Legal Counsel to join a growing, consumer-focused business based in Redhill. This is a broad, high-impact in-house position offering the opportunity to become a key legal adviser to the business and work closely with senior leadership and stakeholders across multiple functions. The successful candidate will provide commercially focused legal advice across a diverse range of matters, including commercial contracts, consumer and marketing law, intellectual property, regulatory issues, product development, disputes and data protection. This role would suit a commercially minded solicitor who enjoys operating in a fast-paced environment and wants genuine ownership, autonomy and exposure to senior decision-makers. Key Responsibilities Act as a trusted legal adviser to senior management and key business stakeholders. Provide practical advice on commercial, regulatory and operational legal matters. Draft, review and negotiate a wide range of commercial agreements, including supplier, technology, SaaS, partnership, marketing and licensing contracts. Advise on contractual risk, including liability, indemnities, termination, intellectual property, data protection and service levels. Own and maintain customer-facing Terms & Conditions, promotional terms, policies and other legal documentation. Advise on consumer protection, advertising and promotional requirements. Review marketing campaigns, customer communications, website content and promotional activity from a legal perspective. Provide legal input into new products, services, technology and business initiatives, applying a legal-by-design approach. Advise on intellectual property matters, including trade marks, licensing, brand protection and potential infringements. Manage disputes, threatened claims and pre-action matters, instructing external counsel where appropriate. Provide legal support on complex UK GDPR and privacy matters. Identify material legal risks and work with relevant stakeholders to ensure appropriate mitigation. Instruct and manage external legal advisers where specialist expertise is required. Provide legal training and guidance to teams across the organisation. Help develop efficient processes for managing legal risk and reducing unnecessary reliance on external counsel. About You You will be an England & Wales qualified solicitor with approximately 5–8+ years PQE, ideally with a strong commercial and in-house background. We are particularly interested in candidates with: Strong commercial contracts experience. Previous in-house experience, ideally within a consumer-facing, digital or regulated environment. Experience advising on consumer law and marketing/advertising requirements. Good knowledge of intellectual property and data protection. Excellent drafting, negotiation and stakeholder management skills. The ability to provide clear, practical and commercially focused advice. Confidence working independently and managing a varied legal workload. The ability to engage effectively with senior management and non-legal stakeholders. Experience within promotional activity, competitions, gaming, lotteries or similarly regulated consumer sectors would be advantageous, but is not essential. What’s on Offer £95,000–£120,000 salary, depending on experience. Hybrid working arrangement. Broad and varied in-house legal remit. Significant exposure to senior leadership. Genuine opportunity to influence the development of the legal function. High level of autonomy and responsibility. Opportunity to join a growing and commercially ambitious organisation. Apply Now If you are an experienced commercial solicitor looking to take the next step in your in-house career and are attracted to a broad, commercially focused role with significant autonomy, please get in touch for further information. All applications will be treated in the strictest confidence.

An established iGaming company is looking to hire a Head of Audit and Risk for their Gibraltar Office.   The Head of Audit and Risk will build the group-wide internal audit and Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) function from the ground up. Sitting within Legal and reporting to the VP of Legal, with a dotted line to Compliance leadership, the role will retain the Board-level exposure and independence needed to audit teams across the organisation. This is a global remit, including Canada as it comes online, and requires someone who can set the strategy while remaining hands-on with delivery. You will: Develop and execute a risk-based internal audit plan across operational, technical, financial, and regulatory domains Deliver objective audit reports, root-cause analyses, and remediation tracking to the Board and Leadership team Run targeted audits on high-risk gambling domains (RNG fairness, player funds, bonus abuse, payments, affiliates) Maintain and evolve ERM frameworks, risk registers, and operational risk appetite standards Ensure practices align with Gibraltar Gambling Commissioner requirements and other regulators (UKGC, MGA) Independently audit AML/CTF, KYC, and Responsible Gambling frameworks with Compliance and the MLRO Evaluate vendor risk, platform reliability, data privacy practices, and IT security protocols Partner cross-functionally to strengthen controls and proactively mitigate risk Candidate Requirements Has 5+ years senior audit leadership experience within online gambling / iGaming Has deep knowledge of Gibraltar gambling regulation and international compliance regimes (UKGC, MGA) Has a recognized audit/accounting/risk qualification (CIA, ACA, ACCA, CIMA, CISA, IRM) Has a track record reporting to Audit Committees / Boards and senior stakeholders Can operate independently with high integrity and clear judgement Has strong communication, negotiation, and report-writing skills Is Gibraltar-based or willing to relocate  

MLRO Legal & Compliance - Sliema, Malta (Hybrid) An established iGaming business is looking to hire a professional MLRO with MGA expertise. This is an opportunity to work with a super group of people who listen and continue to improve their processes in an ever changing regulatory landscape. Main duties include; Act as the appointed Money Laundering Reporting Officer (MLRO) under the PMLFTR and FIAU Implementing Procedures, and as the Company’s designated contact person with the FIAU and MGA on AML/CFT matters. Ensure the Company remains compliant with all relevant AML/CFT laws, regulations, regulatory requirements and guidance. Take ownership of designing, implementing, reviewing and maintaining the Company’s AML/CFT policies and procedures, including the Business Risk Assessment (BRA) and Customer Risk Assessment (CRA). Analyse risks identified through audits and risk assessments, implement appropriate control mechanisms, and ensure remediation actions are completed within agreed timelines. Take responsibility for AML/CFT regulatory reporting, including the preparation and submission of the Risk Evaluation Questionnaire (REQ) and other required regulatory submissions. Provide regular AML/CFT updates to senior management, including during monthly management meetings and quarterly Board meetings. Receive, review and assess internal suspicious transaction/activity reports and determine the appropriate course of action. Ensure suspicious transactions and activities are reported to the Financial Intelligence Analysis Unit (FIAU) accurately and within the required timeframes. Liaise and cooperate with the FIAU, MGA and other relevant regulatory authorities in a professional and timely manner. Support and oversee relevant aspects of internal and external audits and regulatory reviews relating to AML/CFT. Work with relevant internal teams to ensure systems, controls and operational processes remain aligned with AML/CFT requirements and Company policies. Provide AML/CFT guidance and recommendations to the business, including identifying opportunities to strengthen existing systems, controls and procedures. Maintain appropriate AML/CFT records and documentation in accordance with regulatory and internal requirements. Undertake any other duties reasonably required by the Company from time to time.   Applications will be considered from people with; Previous experience in an MLRO, Deputy MLRO, senior AML/Compliance or similar role is essential. Strong working knowledge of relevant AML/CFT legislation and regulations, particularly the FIAU Implementing Procedures (IPs), Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), Prevention of Money Laundering and Funding of Terrorism Regulations (PMLFTR), and applicable Anti-Money Laundering Directives (AMLD). Relevant qualifications or professional certifications in AML, compliance, law, risk, finance or a related field. Good understanding of the iGaming industry and its associated AML/CFT risks. Familiarity with regulated markets would be considered an asset. Experience in risk management, regulatory reporting and AML/CFT risk assessments would be considered an asset. Excellent communication skills for both internal and external interactions. High level of integrity, professional ethics and sound judgement. Strong business acumen. Highly developed sense of teamwork and cooperation. Excellent attention to detail, planning and organisational skills. Proactive and able to work effectively on your own initiative. Strong reporting and record-keeping capabilities. Ability to work effectively and make sound decisions under pressure. Positive attitude and passion for your work. Fluent in English, both written and spoken.