FinTech Legal | FinTech

Jeantet recently welcomed a team of FinTech specialist lawyers from Aramis. This team advises international financial institutions and up-and-coming FinTechs on their establishment in France. It also assists French banks with diversifying their products and services.

Hogan Lovells works with international banks and corporate clients on digital finance projects. Its lawyers advise on issues relating to payment solutions, banking tools and cloud data.

Ashurst is recognised for its representation of FinTech companies in financing transactions and banking and finance regulatory matters. Members of the firm's capital markets group routinely support growth FinTechs in securitisation transactions while the firm's regulatory practitioners act on the structuring of crypto-asset and derivative products.

De Gaulle Fleurance has a strong FinTech offering, regularly acting for blockchain and cryptocurrency companies, traditional financial institutions and payment service providers on regulatory and transactional matters. The team is particularly well regarded for its blockchain and cryptocurrency expertise.

Linklaters works closely with banks to develop digitalisation and open banking processes. The firm's international capabilities make it a strong choice for client companies looking to expand internationally.

d&a partners is a boutique law firm specialised in blockchain issues, regularly advising FinTech clients on fundraising, cryptocurrency issuance, tokenised securities, MiCA Regulation and licensing matters.

ORWL is a widely respected FinTech boutique known for its expertise in crypto, Web3 and blockchain matters. The team supports clients on regulatory mandates related to asset tokenisation and financial service product development.

White & Case is an international law firm headquartered in London, offering FinTech regulatory advice to traditional financial institutions and FinTech businesses out of its Paris office.