Associate VP – Company Secretary

About Us
At Network International, every second counts. As a leader in the fast-paced world of financial services, we thrive on innovation, agility, and the relentless pursuit of excellence.
We recognize industry trends, the dual nature of technological advancements, and the scarcity of top talent. This is why we prioritize investing in our people.
Here, you'll work alongside industry experts to solve complex problems and leverage cutting-edge technology to stay ahead of the competition. We offer a culture where your skills are valued, your growth is prioritized, and your achievements are recognized because winning isn't just our goal; it's our standard.

About the Role
- The candidate shall be accountable to SVP Legal & Company Secretary for the following:
- Ensuring compliance with governance requirements across geographies where the Group has its offices.
- Incorporating, managing companies and ensuring adherence to company law of countries in Middle East and Africa regions.
- Drafting and vetting of Memorandum & Articles of Association.
- Preparation of notice and agenda pack for the Board, Committee and General Meetings, in coordination with external advisors wherever required.
- Attending, conducting and taking minutes of the Board, Committee and General Meetings.
- Providing advice to the senior executives while having high level responsibilities including governance structures and mechanism, corporate conduct within regulatory environment, board and shareholder meetings and regulatory requirements and contact with regulatory and external bodies.
- Participating in merger and acquisition process as and when required.
- Performing all other Company Secretarial functions.
- Reviewing and negotiating corporate agreements including bank facilities and term loan agreements.
- Provide contracting advice to the senior executives while having high level responsibilities including governance structures and mechanism, corporate conduct within regulatory environment, board and shareholder meetings and regulatory requirements and contact with regulatory and external bodies.