LAWYER PROFILE

Stuart Davis

UK 2026

Latham & Watkins

Ranked in 1 practice area

Financial Services: Payments Law

UK-wide

1 year ranked

About

Provided by Latham & Watkins

Practice Areas

Stuart Davis, Global Co-Chair of the Fintech Industry Group, is recognized as one of the world's leading fintech lawyers. He specializes in all areas of digital financial services, including brokerage, payments, digital assets, and market infrastructure.

Stuart counsels clients on the domestic and cross-border regulatory aspects of cutting-edge fintech initiatives, including digital assets and tokenization, market infrastructure, brokerage, clearing and settlement, lending (including crowdfunding), payments, and digital platforms. His extensive experience includes advising broker-dealers; investment, retail, and private banks; technology companies; market infrastructure providers; investment managers; hedge funds; and private equity funds on complex regulatory challenges.

Chambers Review

Provided by Chambers

Chambers Guide to the Legal Profession

Financial Services: Payments Law - UK-wide

Band 3

Individual Editorial

Stuart Davis is global co-chair of Latham's fintech industry group. He has a noteworthy payments practice and regularly works with technology companies and new and established, financial services sector organisations.

Learn more about this team View ranking table

Strengths

Provided by Chambers

Stuart is always willing to make himself available and roll up his sleeves to support his clients.
Financial Services: Payments LawChambers Guide to the Legal Profession
Stuart is able to see around corners and spot emerging risks and trends. He is an incredibly valuable partner to our business and a delight to work with.
Financial Services: Payments LawChambers Guide to the Legal Profession
He is highly responsive, pragmatic and a true expert in the payments regulatory space. He has an impressive ability to cut through complexity and deliver actionable advice in fast-moving contexts.
Financial Services: Payments LawChambers Guide to the Legal Profession