Gain hands-on experience in navigating IPOs and drafting key financial documents with White & Case.
Working at White & Case will launch, accelerate and build your career, opening doors and relationships around the world.
Our virtual Banking & Finance programme allows students to gain first-hand insight into the fast-paced world of capital markets law, where companies and financial institutions rely on expert legal guidance for securities transactions, bond issuances, and regulatory compliance. This programme provides a unique glimpse into the work we do across high yield, debt capital markets, and equity capital markets, offering real-world experience in managing complex financial transactions.
This programme is:
Open access and free for school students, undergraduates/graduates from any degree discipline, and career changersAble to be accessed online from anywhere in the world with no application requiredSelf-paced with no deadlines – takes 1 to 2 hours to complete
No prior legal knowledge or work experience is required to participate in this course, and your work will not be used for assessment purposes.
Advance your skills and knowledge
As a White & Case lawyer, you’ll dive into complex legal and financial matters from the start of your career. This programme offers you the chance to gain hands-on experience in bond issuances, debt programmes, and equity-linked transactions, helping to differentiate yourself as you enter the legal profession.
If you’re globally minded and ambitious, join our programme today.
Please let us know if you require any additional support when completing our Virtual Learning Programme. Please contact our Disability and Support Champions on 020 7532 2899 or at londontrainee@whitecase.com, if you would like to speak to someone in confidence.
This program is self-paced. It takes approximately 1-2 hours to complete.
Skills Learned:
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Intro & Scenario
Background context and your project team -
Banking and Finance
Assist our long-standing client navigate an IPO including preparing sections of a prospectus and renegotiating the terms of a debt facility- Securities Documentation
- Corporate Governance
- Credit Analysis
