Grayscale is seeking a mid-level Capital Markets Paralegal to support SEC reporting and registration statement filings, ensuring accurate public disclosures. Ideal candidates have experience with 10-Ks, 10-Qs, and capital markets transactions.
Grayscale is the largest digital asset-focused investment platform in the world by AUM and offers the broadest selection of digital asset investment products in the U.S. based on number of products.
Our platform spans the full spectrum of institutional-grade solutions—from single-asset exposures to diversified and thematic strategies—with a goal of providing every investor with access to the hyper-expanding digital asset universe. Our firm offers a rare combination of decades of traditional finance work experience and digital asset leadership that brings an institutional mindset to the maturing digital asset industry. This convergence of capabilities positions us to deliver investment solutions and client experiences that are both institutionally robust and technologically advanced, which we believe offers a competitive edge that is difficult to replicate.
We’re proud of our deep crypto expertise and work closely with individual and institutional investors as they explore this asset class as part of their portfolio allocation.
SEC Reporting
- Coordinate the end-to-end preparation, review, and EDGAR filing of periodic reports (Forms 10-K, 10-Q, 8-K) and registration statements (Forms S-1, S-3, and related amendments/prospectus supplements)
- Build and maintain the company's SEC filing calendar, tracking statutory deadlines, internal review cycles, and sign-off requirements across Legal, Finance and outside counsel
- Draft, format, proofread and "tie out" disclosure documents against source data (financial statements, footnotes, exhibits, XBRL tagging); manage exhibit lists, incorporation-by-reference checklists and certifications for each filing
- Track and manage shelf registration statement eligibility and compliance
Capital Markets Transactions
- Support execution of capital markets transactions, including the continuous offerings by exchange traded funds (1933 Act registered exchange listed funds)
- Assist with updating and assembling registration statements and prospectus supplements
- Prepare and maintain closing checklists, signature pages, officer's certificates, and closing sets for offerings
- Coordinate the due diligence process with underwriters, auditors, outside counsel, and other third parties
- Assist with roadshow logistics, board/pricing committee approvals, and post-closing filing obligations
Corporate Governance
- Assist with preparation of board and committee meeting materials, resolutions, minutes and consent actions
- Maintain corporate records, entity charts, and subsidiary governance documentation
- Support the annual shareholder/investor meeting process, including proxy-related materials, where applicable
Project Management & Process
- Own the project management of complex, multi-workstream filings (e.g. setting timelines, assigning tasks, tracking open items and driving cross-functional teams to meet regulatory deadlines)
- Identify process inefficiencies in the filing lifecycle and implement improvements, templates and checklists
Prior Experience/Requirements
- Bachelor's degree and/or paralegal certificate from an ABA-approved program (or equivalent experience)
- 4–7 years of corporate/securities/capital markets paralegal experience at a law firm, public company, or financial services/asset management firm
- Direct, hands-on experience preparing, coordinating, and filing 10-Ks, 10-Qs, 8-Ks, and registration statements (S-1/S-3) via EDGAR
- Hands-on experience supporting capital markets transactions (e.g., registered offerings, follow-ons, ATM programs, or private placements), including closing mechanics and due diligence coordination
- Demonstrated project management experience with the ability to independently manage complex filing timelines involving multiple stakeholders and hard deadlines
- Working knowledge of Section 16 reporting, Rule 144, and general public company disclosure obligations
- Exceptional attention to detail, including the mechanical aspects of drafting, and discretion with confidential/material non-public information
- Strong written and interpersonal communication skills
- Strong organizational skills, including maintenance of checklists, with the ability to multitask and prioritize competing, deadline-driven workloads
- Ability to work independently with limited supervision, while knowing when to escalate, and to collaborate effectively within a team
- Proficiency with disclosure/filing platforms (e.g., Workiva, Donnelley Active Disclosure) and board management platforms (e.g., Diligent Boards, Boardvantage)
- Advanced MS Office skills, including Word, PowerPoint, and Excel
- Familiarity with AI tools to support legal workflow and efficiency
- Prior experience at a crypto, fintech, or asset management company, or exposure to digital asset products