Senior Associate: M&A and Capital Markets

Our Pitch

TSMP’s M&A and Capital Markets Team is growing, and we’re on the lookout for a Senior Associate ready to level up. This isn’t your typical associate role. The work is challenging, fast-paced and genuinely satisfying. You’ll sharpen your technical craft on high-stakes deals while building your own practice and client relationships from day one.

We’re after someone who’s curious, collaborative and driven, someone who wants to be in the room where it happens, not just drafting in the background. We invest heavily in our people because we know your growth is our growth. Smarts and attitude matter more than a perfect CV.

If you want to build a practice with real weight and learn from lawyers who have done it, this is your cue to connect with us.

The Opportunity

We are looking for a 3 to 6 years PQE lawyer with a strong interest or foundation in the M&A and Capital Markets practice area to join our Corporate practice.

You’ll get to:

• Work on listed company takeovers, schemes of arrangement, large asset acquisitions, private M&A and capital markets transactions including IPOs and secondary fundraisings on SGX
• Interface with clients ranging from institutional investors and private equity sponsors to listed companies, financial institutions, and high-net-worth individuals
• Collaborate with lawyers across practice groups
• Be mentored by practitioners who do the work themselves

The Firm

TSMP Law Corporation is a boutique commercial law firm specialising in complex corporate transactions and high-impact dispute resolution.

We’re a firm for thinkers, fighters, and problem-solvers. We invest in the long-term success of our lawyers through:

• Mentorship that is hands-on and deliberate — not delegated
• Real responsibility from the outset, and not after years of waiting
• A culture that stretches you and backs you while you grow
• Training that pushes your limits and your potential

We hire for the future. If you’re looking for a place to build your legal career, not just log hours, this is where that starts.