Assoicate Trainee, Finance
Pubblicato il 02-10-2026 - Norton Rose Fulbright in Milano
Practice Group / Department: Banking Leadership - Milan Job Description Norton Rose Fulbright is a global law firm with more than 3,000 lawyers advising clients across locations in the United States, Europe, Canada, Latin America, Asia, Australia, Africa and the Middle East. We provide a full scope of legal services to the world’s preeminent corporations and financial institutions. Our vision is to be a world class business, profitable, ambitious, cooperative and considerate, supporting our clients and people through our global business principles of Quality, Unity and Integrity. With over 7,000 employees worldwide, our culture is the thread that connects us. Our strategy and culture are closed connected – defined by shared ambition, global collaboration and a one-team mindset. We believe pioneering work happens when people are empowered to think beyond boundaries, explore new opportunities and grow through diverse experiences. Alongside the right skills and experience, we are looking for people who are innovative, commercially minded,
and motivated by the impact of the work they do – ready to share in our ambition and help shape what comes next. Because while individuals can do well, together we achieve something extraordinary. The Role We are seeking an Assoicate Trainee to join our Banking & Finance team in Milan. The successful candidate will work on a varied portfolio of domestic and cross-border financings for financial institutions, private debt providers, sponsors, investment vehicles, large corporates and SMEs. The role offers substantial responsibility across the full lifecycle of transactions, from structuring and due diligence through drafting, negotiation, signing and closing. The Associate will collaborate with colleagues in Milan, Rome and other offices and will have regular contact with clients and counterparties. Exposure to related M&A; and private equity matters will be advantageous, particularly where acquisitions and investments involve complex f