Head Legal & Company Secretary – Commercial Bank

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By Brilliance Executive Management

Description: Job Purpose The Head Legal and Company Secretary will manage the legal department, providing assurance that all major commercial contracts, property contracts and transfers are legally sound. Be responsible of overseeing the legal function on a day-to-day basis. The Head Legal and Company Secretary will have a special obligation and duty to Conduct and prepare research papers supported by regulatory requirements and briefing materials on proposed changes to the Governance and Regulatory landscape of the Bank that guides Management and the Board in the execution of decisions. Summary of Key Responsibilities: Manage all matters pertaining to Board and Board Committees. Ensure that the Bank Complies with the provisions of the Companies Act No. 10 of 2017. Ensuring timely filing of documents with the Patents and Companies Registration Agency (PACRA), such as annual returns, changes in directorship, and other statutory filings. Ensure proper functioning of the board of directors by ensuring that the Bank adheres to good corporate governance practices, including organizing meetings, preparing board agendas, and ensuring that proper records are kept. And also guide the board on regulatory issues to prevent legal non-compliance. Maintaining and safekeeping of statutory records, to ensure accuracy and timely provision of information to third party. Ensuring compliance of the provisions of statutory Law and rules made there-under and other statutes and by laws of the Bank. Responsible for filing necessary documentation with relevant authorities such as Annual Returns, Changes in the company’s constitution, Directorship appointments or changes, Registered office changes, financial statements and any other regulatory filings required by law. Organizing and ensuring proper documentation of meetings preparing meeting agendas, minutes, and ensuring that they are in line with legal requirements. Ensure that resolutions are passed correctly, are documented and filed whe