Deputy Manager / Manager – Legal (Real Estate) | ICICI Prudential AMC Mumbai

ICICI Prudential Asset Management Company – Established in 1993 as a joint venture between ICICI Bank and Prudential plc, ICICI Prudential AMC is today the second-largest asset management company in India. The company manages a wide spectrum of mutual funds and real estate investments, offering long-term value to investors and stakeholders.

Location: Mumbai (On-site, Full-time)


Position / Vacancies

  • Deputy Manager – Legal (Real Estate)
  • Manager – Legal (Real Estate)
  • Experience: 1–4 Years
  • Vacancies: Not specified

Eligibility Criteria

  • LL.B. degree from a recognized institution.
  • 1–4 years of experience in real estate legal practice.
  • Proven expertise in real estate transactions and documentation.
  • Proficiency in drafting and reviewing contracts, deeds, and property-related agreements.
  • Strong legal research, due diligence, and analytical skills.
  • Ability to work collaboratively with internal teams and external stakeholders.

Key Responsibilities

As part of the Legal – Real Estate team at ICICI Prudential AMC, the candidate will:

  • Draft, vet, and negotiate real estate transaction documents including Sale Deeds, Lease Deeds, Conveyance Deeds, and Powers of Attorney.
  • Conduct title diligence, analyze title search reports, and ensure clear property ownership.
  • Support and advise on high-value real estate deals, ensuring compliance with statutory and regulatory requirements.
  • Work with internal business teams on deal structuring, documentation, and project execution.
  • Provide legal opinions and updates on real estate laws and regulations impacting investments.
  • Collaborate with external law firms, counsels, and authorities as required.

Salary

  • Not disclosed (commensurate with experience and market standards).

Why Join ICICI Prudential AMC?

  • Be part of one of India’s leading asset management companies with a strong presence in real estate.
  • Gain exposure to high-value real estate transactions and complex structuring deals.
  • Work in a professional environment with opportunities for long-term career growth.
  • Collaborate with experienced legal professionals in the financial and real estate sector.

How to Apply

Interested candidates can send their CV/Resume to:

Ayush_agarwal@icicipruamc.com

(Subject line: Application – Deputy Manager/Manager – Legal (Real Estate), Mumbai)

Working in the Legal Real Estate division at ICICI Prudential AMC provides unmatched exposure to India’s dynamic property market. From handling title due diligence to structuring multi-crore real estate deals, this role offers a rare blend of legal expertise and commercial insight. Candidates joining at the Deputy Manager or Manager level will work on strategic property acquisitions, leasing arrangements, and compliance matters that shape the company’s investment portfolio.

This role is best suited for young lawyers who are not only technically sound in real estate laws but also commercially aware of how contracts, negotiations, and compliance impact large-scale investments. With the AMC’s strong reputation and a diverse investment portfolio, associates will get the chance to learn from senior leaders in finance and law, positioning themselves for long-term success in the financial services sector.

If you are someone who enjoys the intersection of real estate and corporate law, and you wish to build your expertise in property law, investment compliance, and deal structuring, then this position with ICICI Prudential AMC can be a career-defining opportunity.

Career Growth at ICICI Prudential AMC

Joining ICICI Prudential AMC in the Legal (Real Estate) division is not just about handling documents – it is about becoming part of a strategic growth team. As India’s real estate sector continues to expand, lawyers with expertise in property laws, title diligence, and real estate compliance are in high demand. At ICICI Prudential AMC, professionals will find:

  • Structured learning opportunities through exposure to diverse real estate transactions.
  • A chance to work on multi-city projects across India’s commercial and residential hubs.
  • The opportunity to be part of a company that is actively shaping the future of real estate investment in India.
  • Pathways to grow into senior legal and managerial roles in asset management and finance.

This makes the role ideal for ambitious lawyers who wish to blend legal expertise with corporate strategy.


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