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Provided by Elçin Karatay
Elçin is working with some of the largest technology developers and innovators working in Turkish market. Her clients consists of public IT companies, banks, financial institutions, international software firms, emerging startups and technology investment firms. She is committed to always offering clients innovative and strategic legal advice.
Elçin has vast knowledge on IT contracts, both from license and implementation perspective and partnership area. Previous year, she has been involved with more than 20 major IT projects and 15 mergers and acquisition process. Elçin also provides advise to non-profit organizations and governmental institutions and involved with law making procedures.
Elçin is the Managing Partner of Solak&Partners Law Firm, since 2017 and acts as the head of the blockchain and regulatory working groups of FinTR (Financial Innovation and Technologies Association). She has previously worked for one of the largest full service law firms in Turkey, which is known for its banking and finance practice. Elçin also acted as advisors and independent members to IT companies.
Elçin has graduated with honors from Koç University Law School with a minor in Economics, has an LL.M. and is expecting a PhD degree from Galatasaray University.
Istanbul Bar Association
IBA
IR Global
FinTR
Provided by Chambers
Elçin Karatay is a managing partner at Solak & Partners and heads the technology practice. Karatay is particularly well-regarded for her legal knowledge, client service skills and commercial awareness, and has expertise in blockchain, cryptocurrencies and payments.
Provided by Chambers
Elçin Karatay demonstrated a deep understanding of our needs and provided tailored solutions that exceeded our expectations.
Elçin Karatay has deep knowledge about the crypto industry and processes.
Elçin Karatay demonstrated a deep understanding of our needs and provided tailored solutions that exceeded our expectations.
Elçin Karatay has deep knowledge about the crypto industry and processes.
