FinTech Legal | FinTech

Alma LED has established itself as a prominent player within the Italian FinTech market. The banking and financial regulation team provides strategic and technical advice to FinTech companies, well-established banks and other operators in the sector.

Chiomenti's financial regulation practice advises significant domestic and international banks, payment institutions, tech companies and cryptocurrency exchange platforms. The firm's work includes assisting with data protection and cybersecurity, as well as e-money authorisation and payments matters.

CMS Italy advises on internationally-focused regulatory work involving payments technology, including the use of e-signatures and biometric authentication. The team also offers expertise in crypto-related services and digital onboarding services for banking.

Greenberg Traurig's cross-departmental team brings together lawyers from the banking and finance and capital markets departments, as well as from the intellectual property and corporate teams. Greenberg Traurig advises clients on blockchain and crypto mandates, M&A deals and regulatory matters.

Hogan Lovells has a significant FinTech practice that handles the full range of matters, but is particularly adept at regulatory advice in relation to anti-money laundering, securitisation and payments.

LEXIA has a strong regulatory focus. Lexia advises corporate and banking clients on payment services and financial products in open banking and digital assets.