Ranking tables
FinTech Legal | FinTech
Australia
Rankings overview for Departments
Gilbert + Tobin 8 Years Ranked- Hamilton Locke
- Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP
- King & Wood Mallesons
Piper Alderman 7 Years Ranked- Allens
- K&L Gates
Hall & Wilcox 3 Years Ranked- DLA Piper Australia
- Stirling & Rose
Ashurst 7 Years Ranked- Baker McKenzie
- Gadens
All Departments profiles
Band 1

1 Gilbert + TobinFinTech Legal2026 | Band 1 | 8 Years RankedGilbert + Tobin has expertise in fundraising, M&A, technology and competition law. The firm is particularly well regarded for financial regulatory matters concerning payment platforms and neobanks. It acts for domestic and international insurance, banking and real estate businesses, as well as tech companies, on token sales, digital wealth management, crowdfunding and corporate investment structures.
Band 2

2 Piper AldermanFinTech Legal2026 | Band 2 | 7 Years RankedPiper Alderman is highly regarded for its expertise in blockchain and cryptocurrency. It handles cryptocurrency tax and employment matters, security token issuances, risk analysis and company set-up. It also advises multinational payment platforms, peer-to-peer lenders and exchanges on entering the Australian market.
Band 3

3 Hall & WilcoxFinTech Legal2026 | Band 3 | 3 Years RankedHall & Wilcox is respected in the Australian FinTech industry. The team advises on regulatory compliance, financial services, fund establishment, licensing, IT, dispute resolution, data privacy and cybersecurity, among other matters.
Band 4

4 AshurstFinTech Legal2026 | Band 4 | 7 Years RankedAshurst has strength in financial services regulation, capital markets, private equity and IT. It advises FinTechs on capital raising and securitisation funding, as well as advising on licensing and regulatory compliance.