Lexology Getting The Deal Through – Fintech 2021

Reproduced with permission from Law Business Research Ltd. This article was first published in Lexology Getting the Deal Through – Fintech 2021; contributing editors: Angus McLean and Penny Miller, Simmons & Simmons LLP. For further information please visit www.gettingthedealthrough.com.

Fintech 2021
This excellent reference guide provides international expert analysis in key areas of Fintech law, practice and regulation for corporate counsel, cross-border legal practitioners and company directors. In addition to acting as contributing editors, members of our Fintech team authored chapters for Belgium, China, Germany, Hong Kong, Netherlands, Singapore, Spain, the UK and the UAE.

Lexology Getting The Deal Through
Lexology Getting The Deal Through works with many of the best lawyers and law firms in the world to bring together a unique legal information resource, written by experts on each subject area, in every significant jurisdiction. Its online research platform is used by thousands of law firms, universities, regulators and corporate counsel at leading multinational organisations as a reliable, first port of call for any legal query worldwide.

Answers to key Fintech questions across 27 jurisdictions
This latest edition of Lexology Getting The Deal Through – Fintech provides up to date answers to 47 key Fintech questions across 27 countries relating to the Fintech landscape and initiatives, financial regulation, cross-border regulation, sales and marketing, change of control, financial crime, peer-to-peer and marketplace lending, emerging technologies, data protection and cybersecurity, outsourcing and cloud computing, intellectual property, competition, tax, immigration and the latest trends.

Partner and leader of the firm’s International Fintech team, Angus McLean, commented: "We are delighted to have been invited to take on the Contributing Editor role for the Fintech edition of Lexology Getting The Deal Through again this year. Now, more than ever, Fintech firms need clear and accessible guidance on the fast-moving legal and regulatory issues affecting their businesses. The guide continues to serve as the ideal reference point for anybody seeking answers to the most critical questions affecting the Fintech industry on a multi-jurisdictional basis."

Partner and contributing editor, Penny Miller, added: “The guide is a great endorsement of our international Fintech team’s ability to advise on the complex issues affecting the Fintech sector on a truly cross-border basis.”

An interactive version of the publication is available here