Deloitte Legal > London, England > Firm Profile
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LONDON
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Deloitte Legal > The Legal 500 Rankings
Corporate and commercial > International business reorganisations Tier 1
At Deloitte Legal, the ‘very accessible, available and knowledgeable’ practice ‘provides coherent and aligned solutions’ to its client roster of high-profile corporates. The dedicated team is led by Rachel Hossack, who specialises in intra-group reorganisations and business transformations. Other key individuals include director Nirosha Perera, who regularly acts for large privately owned or listed global groups and US inbound clients; associate director Jesika Patel and managing associate Peter Grigor, who has recently been active in legal entity rationalisations, operating model transformations and intra-group debt simplification work.Practice head(s):
Rachel Hossack
Other key lawyers:
Testimonials
‘Very prepared and expert teams who coordinate very well between themselves and provide coherent and aligned solutions to the clients.’
‘All the individuals are extremely competent and always available to answer to clients’ doubts, and to raise any potential red flags associated with the project and to provide solutions to overcome the latter.’
‘Great team. Very accessible, available and knowledgeable.’
‘Great broad subject matter expertise. Able to bring in specialists very effectively and efficiently.’
‘What I find incredibly helpful and refreshing is the way they work with me as part of the team, treating me as an equal. The UK team are willing to challenge their non-UK colleagues’ advice (not to suggest it is wrong but to ensure that it dovetails with and does not prejudice the UK position).’
‘They are therefore totally committed to ensuring the client receives the best advice and don’t just implement the stated structure plan.’
‘They look to test every aspect of the plan to ensure it works best for the client. I have always found them extremely quick to respond.’
Key clients
Korn Ferry Group
Amadeus Group
Prudential Group
Rosens Group
Azimo
ZimmerBiomet Group
PETIQ
Electronic Arts, Inc.
Arrow Business Communications
Symbian Foundation
Angola LNG
Wahl Clipper Corporation
VMware, Inc.
Lippert Components
Lineage Logistics
Work highlights
- Worked with VMware, Inc. to complete the post-merger integration of three businesses acquired by the group – Pivotal, Datrium and Lastline.
- Worked with Azimo on a transaction resulting in the insertion of a new holding company.
Corporate and commercial > M&A: smaller deals, up to £50m Tier 1
Deloitte Legal’s corporate law team harnesses the Big Four firm's wider capabilities to combine legal, tax, financial, consulting and corporate finance advisory services to deliver a single solution to clients, covering all parts of the M&A lifecycle. In February 2021, the team expanded significantly as a result of its acquisition of Kemp Little LLP. Team head Charles Claisse has extensive experience in M&A for the digital economy. Andy Moseby has a particular focus on the digital media and gaming sectors, while Glafkos Tombolis has knowledge of the healthtech and TMT sectors.Practice head(s):
Charles Claisse
Other key lawyers:
Andy Moseby; Glafkos Tombolis; Chris Hardman; Adam Kuan
Key clients
Vimeo, Inc
Ultima Bidco
Onvestor
TVGuide.co.uk
Kimble Applications
Arrow Communications
Banking Circle
Domu Shareholders
QS Quacquarelli Symonds
Capital D
Work highlights
- Acting for private equity backed business Ultima Business Solutions, the automation and IT services specialists, on its acquisition of Just After Midnight Ltd, a global cloud services provider.
- Advising Vimeo, the NASDAQ listed video hosting, sharing, and services platform provider headquartered in the US, on its strategic acquisition of Wirewax, the award-winning venture capital backed interactive video platform.
- Acting for Kimble Applications, an award-winning software provider in professional services automation (PSA) technology, on the sale to Accel-KKR and follow on acquisitions.
Employment > Immigration Tier 1
Large-scale, long-term corporate project work is a core strength of the immigration offering at Deloitte Legal, which is headed up in the UK and EMEA by Jurga McCluskey. The team has seen significant growth in its technology client base, especially since its early 2021 merger with specialist firm Kemp Little, and its recent experience extends to assisting clients with the execution of complex and time-sensitive evacuations in moments of geopolitical crisis. McCluskey works alongside immigration experts Katrina Cooper, who is dual-qualified in England and Wales and Australia and sits on the global immigration leadership team, and Emily King. In addition to its work for business clients, the firm also acts for private clients, where associate director Kathryn Crane is a key contact, overseen by director Anthony Michael.Practice head(s):
Jurga McCluskey; Katrina Cooper; Emily King
Other key lawyers:
Industry focus > TMT Tier 2
Deloitte Legal‘s TMT practice has continued to develop after its 2021 acquisition of Kemp Little, with new telecoms, data protection, and cybersecurity lead Cavan Fabris arriving from EY Law in February 2022. Alongside a developing role as a long-term strategic adviser to major technology clients, mid-market M&A remains a core strength of the team, with Andy Moseby a key contact in this area. Calum Murray heads up the overall TMT industry offering, and is especially well regarded for his work providing strategic support to both established digital players and clients newly expanding their digital offerings. Other significant lawyers include Andrew Joint and Paul Hinton, while Paul O’Hare spearheads the firm’s outsourcing offering.Practice head(s):
Calum Murray; Cavan Fabris
Other key lawyers:
Andrew Joint; Paul Hinton; Andy Moseby; Paul O’Hare
Key clients
Apse Capital
Arrow Communications
VMware, Inc
Associated Newspapers
Thomson Reuters
iSiteTB Limited
Quantcast Corporation
Fadaat Media Limited
Ultima
Dentsu Aegis Network
Flux Systems
Fluidly
Quantexa Limited
Assure Hedge
Fractal Labs
Sky
The British Interactive Media Association
TMT (technology, media and telecoms) > Fintech Tier 2
Deloitte Legal acquired Kemp Little in 2021, incorporating its fintech practice in the process. The team handles the full gamut of fintech issues, including digital payments and e-money work, open banking, crypto and blockchain issues and insurtech matters. The commercial technology department works closely alongside lawyers from the financial regulation, data protection, IP, corporate and employment legal teams. Practice head Chris HillPractice head(s):
Chris Hill
Other key lawyers:
Key clients
Flux
Chip Financial
Fluidly
Quantexa
Assure Hedge
Monese
NALA Payments
Banking Circle
Credit Kudos
Fractal Labs
ScribePay
Work highlights
- Advised Flux on the launch of its automated cashback offers product based on itemised receipt data.
- Advised Chip Financial on its move to interest bearing savings products.
- Advised Quantexa on its $153m Series D funding round.
TMT (technology, media and telecoms) > Media and entertainment (including media finance) Tier 2
A broad offering across media and entertainment, delivered from a tech-heavy angle defines the practice at Deloitte Legal which serves a diverse client base including Thomson Reuters, DAZN, and Sky. The team was significantly boosted by the acquisition of Kemp Little in early 2021; on the corporate side, co-head Andy Moseby takes the lead, he is a specialist in advising media companies on exits. Co-head Calum Murray advises on commercial and regulatory matters, particularly focusing on the internet and clients operating a digital business. The leadership trio is completed by Paul Garland, who leads the team on IP-centric work. Another specialist in issues arising from IP and the internet is Joanna Conway who is particularly noteworthy for her expertise in digital content risk and online harm. Associate Emily Nuttall-Wood comes recommended for her work on the intersection of IP rights and advertising.Practice head(s):
Andy Moseby; Calum Murray; Paul Garland
Other key lawyers:
Joanna Conway; Emily Nuttall-Wood; Jessica Withey
Key clients
Sky
Quantcast
Vimeo, Inc.
QVC
Luna Labs
iSite TV
DAZN Media
British Interactive Media Association
Danmon Group
Fadaat Media Limited
Associated Newspapers
Thomson Reuters
Work highlights
- Advised Vimeo Inc. on its acquisition of WireWax.
- Working with iSite, providing legal support and advice in relation to a range of issues including, advising on and drafting talent agreements.
- Advising Luna Labs on its geographical expansion and overall scope of IP protection.
Transport > Travel Tier 2
With a particular focus on the growing impact of technology in the travel industry, Deloitte Legal specialises in regulatory advice and commercial contracts for tour operators, travel agents, hotels and festival companies. Most recently, the team has advised numerous high profile domestic and international clients on navigating the challenges of Brexit and COVID-19. Leading the team with 12 years’ travel law experience, Farina Azam focuses on ATOL and package travel regulations, while Luke Golding’s strengths in contracts are a notable asset to the team.
Practice head(s):
Farina Azam
Other key lawyers:
Key clients
Global Travel Collection UK Limited (formerly Travel Leaders Group UK Limited)
The Travel Network Group Limited
Active Travel Group Limited (t/a Ski Solutions)
The Thinking Traveller Limited
Travelzoo (UK) Limited
Abercrombie & Kent Ltd
Sunvil Travel Limited
G Adventures Inc
Travel Up Group Plc
Lusso Travel Limited
Crime, fraud and licensing > Gaming and betting Tier 3
TMT (technology, media and telecoms) > IT and telecoms Tier 3
Deloitte Legal has a technology sector specialism and its lawyers have expertise in standard IT law, such as cloud, e-commerce and system integration matters, as well as newer emerging technologies, including digitisation, quantum computing, AI, robotics and blockchain. On the telecoms side, the team handles outsourcings, sub-sea cable systems and regulatory matters. Andrew Joint is head of the commercial and technology team and has a strong focus on AI, machine learning, robotics and cloud technologies, while Cavan Fabris leads the data protection, cybersecurity and telecoms practice having joined the firm in early 2022. Paul Hinton acts for financial services clients on complex IT projects involving licensing issues and electronic trading platforms. Vicky Cooper specialises in dispute resolution in the IT and outsourcing spaces, advising both customers and suppliers. Emma Wright departed to Harbottle & Lewis LLP in February 2022.Practice head(s):
Other key lawyers:
Testimonials
‘The advice and support during negotiations is of a good quality. The team articulated the client’s position clearly, orally and in writing.’
‘Vicky Cooper is transparent and trustworthy, solid in legal analysis, and provides effective support in negotiation.’
Corporate and commercial > Commercial contracts Tier 4
Deloitte Legal‘s team is able to draw on the firm’s wider consultancy and technology capabilities to advise on commercial issues arising from all stages of the business process, including procurement matters, supply chain agreements, advertising and marketing work, and distribution issues. Paul Hinton and Calum Murray jointly lead the practice, focusing on financial services and digital clients respectively, while Andrew Joint and Paul O’Hare advise clients on technology contracts.Practice head(s):
Paul Hinton; Calum Murray
Other key lawyers:
Andrew Joint; Paul O’Hare; Chris Hill
Testimonials
‘Highly recommend the following: Andrew Joint, Paul Hinton, Chris Hill.’
Key clients
Vivobarefoot
QVC International Limited
TripAdvisor
TMT (technology, media and telecoms) > Intellectual property: trade marks, copyright and design Tier 4
Deloitte Legal‘s recent acquisition of specialist technology and digital media firm Kemp Little LLP is integral to the firm's UK IP offering. Adept at advising on trade mark enforcements, IP portfolio management and strategy issues, IP acquisitions and disposals, and dispute resolution, the team is headed up by Paul Garland. Software and data licence disputes are the purview of Jeremy Harris, while Joanna Conway maintains a focus on the financial services and fintech sectors. Rachael Barber is notable for her extensive expertise in the retail and luxury sectors, acting for a prestigious roster of multi-national clients.Practice head(s):
Paul Garland
Other key lawyers:
Rachael Barber; Jeremy Harris; Joanna Conway; Emily Nuttall-Wood; Alex Woolgar; Jade MacIntyre
Testimonials
‘Experience and knowledge of their client’s interests. Ability to deliver focused and relevant advice.’
‘Emily Nuttall-Wood is responsive, efficient and quickly understands what is important to us. She is commercially astute and with this in mind provides pragmatic advice. Because she provides pragmatic and measured advice, we have found outcomes to be delivered quickly and thus fees are reasonable. We would recommend her unreservedly on trade mark matters.’
Key clients
Ferrari
Supreme
IKEA
YO! Sushi
Travelex
SITA
Trayport
Jimmy Choo
TJX UK (TK Maxx)
Charlotte Tilbury
REKKI
FranScape
Swimtime
Corporate and commercial > Financial services: non-contentious/regulatory Tier 5
At Deloitte Legal, the client roster spans a broad array of financial services players including banks, insurance companies, fintech and cryptocurrency businesses, fund managers and e-money issuers. Jake Ghanty leads the practice, which is geared to support on multi-jurisdictional affairs, and is especially acclaimed for his knowledge of payments laws and regulations.Practice head(s):
Jake Ghanty
Other key lawyers:
Chris Hill; Paul Hinton; Clare Jenkinson
Testimonials
‘Good experience in supporting fintech businesses given their Kemp Little origins. Great support on payment services regulations.’
‘Chris Hill is always sensible, helpful and commercial and able to bring his experience to bear on problems.’
‘Responsive to the needs of a fast-moving start-up, deep understanding of fintech.’
‘Jake Ghanty had exceptional understanding of the nuanced regulatory considerations facing fast-moving fintech – in our case covering both payments and insurtech. His guidance was key in the launch of our start-up.’
Key clients
Fruugo.com Ltd
Motorpoint Ltd
Union Investment
Genpact WM UK Ltd
Crown Agents Bank
Chip Financial Ltd
Assure Hedge UK Ltd
Fleetcor Technologies Inc
Mosaic Health Ltd
Goldmoney Vault Ltd
Employment > Employers Tier 5
Offering multidisciplinary expertise with a global footprint, Deloitte Legal is a popular choice for corporate employers for cross-border TUPE transfers, reorganisations and restructurings. Practice head David Williams and the ‘exceptional‘ Andrew Lilley are its key contacts. Williams is recommended for litigation, while Lilley is the go-to for consumer industry clients, and advise involving senior executives, incentives and redundancy programmes.Practice head(s):
David Williams
Other key lawyers:
Testimonials
‘The team are exceptionally qualified to assist with a wide range of employment matters.’
‘Their international reach and awareness of employment law trends ensures they are equipped to partner with a growing business and provide pragmatic, business savvy employment advice across a wide range of matters.’
‘Their approach is cost effective, transparent and always focused on ensuring they provide the highest standards of customer care.’
‘Team are really business focused and commercial, yet very down to earth and offer pragmatic solutions…always try and understand clients needs and are speedy in response.’
‘The Deloitte legal team are a brilliant group of different lawyers who are skilled in various elements of employment law, so there is always someone who can help with whatever legal situation we encounter.’
‘The brilliant David Williams spends time coaching and mentoring his team so they can benefit from his years of experience. It is a credit to him and the entire team that for the past 20 years they have assisted with some tricky and sensitive situations, always successfully.’
‘David Williams first and foremost is an amazing lawyer. All of David’s team deserve a mention, and are top-class employment lawyers’.
‘Andrew Lilley is an exceptional lawyer. His experience, gravitas and commercial orientation ensures his clients receive the highest level of care, support and guidance. He is a pleasure to work with and is able to generate confidence at all levels within the business.’
Key clients
Global Luxury Travel Agency Network
Luxury Watch brand
NHS Foundation Trust
Global media company and broadcaster
Global energy trading firm
Residential and commercial property estates client
IT services and software provider
Work highlights
- Acting as the sole employment law advisor for all employment law and HR issues faced by a global energy trading firm, including defending claims of sex discrimination and victimisation with a value of c£40m.
- Advised an insurance and reinsurance institution on a post-Brexit regulatory change project relating to the way European underwriting services are provided by the insurance market, which involved multi-disciplinary advice across a number of European jurisdictions.
- Reviewed the employment law regimes and employee relations climates across 13 jurisdictions for a global financial services corporation.
Corporate and commercial > Venture capital Tier 6
Employment > Employee share schemes
Deloitte Legal > Firm Profile
The way lawyers advise their clients has changed little in decades. But now, technological innovations are fundamentally transforming the delivery of legal services. At the same time, organisations, and their in-house legal teams, are under constant pressure to do ‘more for less’ while simultaneously facing the dual challenges of a heightened regulatory environment and an increasingly globalised landscape.
We believe this requires a new approach to providing legal services. One where the outcome isn’t just advice, but an innovative solution that combines legal expertise with market-leading technology, scale delivery and consulting capabilities.
That’s why Deloitte Legal in the UK brings together over 350 top-flight lawyers, consultants and technology experts. People who understand the implications of digitisation, big data, AI, robotics and platform-based business models in today’s world. In addition, because our clients’ needs generally span more than one country, our team is part of a global network of more than 2,000 Deloitte Legal professionals who collaborate seamlessly across more than 80 countries worldwide.
So whether a client needs to manage the risks of moving to the cloud, navigate data protection and IP rights, maximise opportunities to grow their business or develop the workforce of the future, we can help.
We also assist clients seeking to transform their in-house legal function, we provide innovative scale delivery solutions and we use technology to harness legal knowledge in ways that ensure in-house legal teams are delivering the best possible service to their own business. At Deloitte Legal, we combine our considerable legal, technological, scale delivery and consulting expertise to create the flexible and holistic solutions that our clients need.
Deloitte Legal is already helping clients realise the benefits of a new approach to the delivery of legal services. Why not see how Deloitte Legal can help you experience the future of law, today.
Main Contacts
Department | Name | Telephone | |
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Partner; Managing Partner | Michael Castle | ||
Partner, Commercial & Technology; Head of Legal Advisory | Andrew Joint | ||
Partner, Head of Commercial & Technology | Paul Hinton | ||
Partner, Commercial & Technology | Ed Baker | ||
Partner, Commercial & Technology | Richard Folsom | ||
Partner, Commercial & Technology; Fintech Lead | Chris Hill | ||
Partner, Commercial & Technology | Calum Murray | ||
Partner, Commercial & Technology; Sourcing Lead | Paul O'Hare | ||
Partner, Commercial & Technology; Financial Regulation Lead | Jake Ghanty | ||
Partner, Commercial & Technology; Financial Regulation | Clare Jenkinson | ||
Partner, Commercial & Technology; Travel Lead | Farina Azam | ||
Partner, Commercial & Technology; Data Protection & Privacy | Cavan Fabris | ||
Partner, Head of Corporate Law | Charles Claisse | ||
Partner, Corporate Law | Chris Hardman | ||
Partner, Corporate Law | Andy Moseby | ||
Partner, Corporate Law | Glafkos Tombolis | ||
Partner, Head of Corporate Reorganisations | Rachel Hossack | ||
Partner, Head of Employment Law | David Williams | ||
Partner, Employment Law | Marian Bloodworth | ||
Partner, Employment Law | Kathryn Dooks | ||
Partner, Employment Law | Julia Gorham | ||
Partner, Employment Law | Andrew Howard | ||
Partner, Employment Law | Andrew Lilley | ||
Partner, Pensions Law | Claire Bell | ||
Partner, Head of IP & Disputes | Paul Garland | ||
Partner, IP & Disputes | Rachael Barber | ||
Partner, IP & Disputes | Joanna Conway | ||
Partner, IP & Disputes | Robert Griffiths | ||
Partner, IP & Disputes | Jeremy Harris | ||
Partner, IP & Disputes | Mark Lewis | ||
Partner, Disputes | Matthew Irvine | ||
Partner, Legal Entity Management | Daniel Connell | ||
Partner, Legal Management Consulting | Jack Diggle | ||
Partner, Legal Management Consulting | Craig Conte | ||
Partner, Legal Management Consulting | Tom Brunt | ||
Partner, Immigration | Katrina Cooper | ||
Partner, Tax Litigation | Glen Harling | ||
Partner, Immigration | Emily King | ||
Partner, Immigration | Jurga McCluskey | ||
Partner, Reward | Liz Pierson |
Lawyer Profiles
Photo | Name | Position | Profile |
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![]() | Farina Azam | Commercial & Technology Partner – travel, hospitality and leisure lead Specialisms include:… | View Profile |
![]() | Rachael Barber | IP & Disputes Partner | View Profile |
![]() | Claire Bell | Partner, Head of Pensions Law | View Profile |
![]() | Marian Bloodworth | Employment Law Partner | View Profile |
![]() | Charles Claisse | Head of corporate, private equity, growth capital and M&A. Charles has extensive… | View Profile |
![]() | Craig Conte | Lead Partner for Legal Operate. Work undertaken: Created the shared service centres… | View Profile |
![]() | Vicky Cooper | Technology Disputes Partner Work undertaken: Renegotiation of a £multi-billion global IT services… | View Profile |
![]() | Kathryn Dooks | Employment Law Partner | View Profile |
![]() | Cavan Fabris | Lead Partner for data protection & privacy, cybersecurity and telecoms at Deloitte… | View Profile |
![]() | Rich Folsom | Commercial & Technology Partner, Four Corners Intelligence Lead | View Profile |
![]() | Jacob Ghanty | Lead partner for Financial Regulation legal advisory. | View Profile |
![]() | Robert Griffiths | Disputes Partner Work undertaken: Acting for a medical devices distributor in obtaining… | View Profile |
![]() | Jeremy Harris | IP and Disputes Partner. Jeremy advises clients on all aspects of the… | View Profile |
![]() | Chris Hill | Commercial & Technology Partner; Fintech Lead | View Profile |
![]() | Paul Hinton | Paul leads the Financial Services team within Deloitte Legal. Paul has over… | View Profile |
![]() | Rachel Hossack | Head of Corporate Reorganisations (UK) and Partner Work undertaken: Rachel has advised… | View Profile |
![]() | Clare Jenkinson | Financial Regulation Partner. Clare is a partner within Deloitte Legal, who specialises… | View Profile |
![]() | Andrew Joint | Lead Partner for Legal Advisory, Commercial & Technology Partner | View Profile |
![]() | Mark Lewis | Disputes Partner | View Profile |
![]() | Andrew Lilley | Employment Law Partner | View Profile |
![]() | Andy Moseby | Corporate Law Partner | View Profile |
![]() | Calum Murray | Commercial & Technology Law Partner Calum is a Partner in the Commercial… | View Profile |
![]() | Paul O'Hare | Paul is a partner in Deloitte Legal’s Commercial & Technology practice, and… | View Profile |
![]() | Glafkos Tombolis | Corporate Law Partner | View Profile |
![]() | David Williams | Partner, Head of Employment Law, Deloitte Legal UK | View Profile |
Staff Figures
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This country-specific Q&A provides an overview to Doing Business In laws and regulations that may occur in Croatia.
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Albania: Doing Business In
Published: April 2022
Authors: Erlind Kodhelaj Sabina Lalaj Ened Topi
This country-specific Q&A provides an overview to Doing Business In laws and regulations that may occur in Albania.
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United Kingdom: Fintech
Published: November 2021
Authors: Chris Hill Jacob Ghanty Andy Moseby Jeremy Harris Anushka Sinha Richard Folsom
This country-specific Q&A provides an overview to Fintech laws and regulations that may occur in United Kingdom.
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Italy: Cartels
Published: April 2022
Authors: Emilio Cucchiara Francesco Munari Andrea Blasi
This country-specific Q&A provides an overview to Cartels laws and regulations that may occur in Italy.
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Cyprus: Employment & Labour Law
Published: March 2022
Authors: Gaston Hadjianastassiou Michalis Georgiou
This country-specific Q&A provides an overview to Employment & Labour Law laws and regulations that may occur in Cyprus.
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Belgium: Litigation
Published: June 2022
Authors: Louise Van Eyken Glenn Hansen Jürgen Egger
This country-specific Q&A provides an overview to Litigation laws and regulations that may occur in Belgium.
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Singapore: Corporate Immigration
Published: September 2022
Authors: Christina Karl Sandip Bhandal
This country-specific Q&A provides an overview to Corporate Immigration laws and regulations that may occur in Singapore.
Ukraine: Temporary Protection Measures
Published: June 2022
Authors: Jurga McCluskey Svitlana Hauser
- Corporate and commercial > International business reorganisations
- Corporate and commercial > M&A: smaller deals, up to £50m
- Employment > Immigration
Top Tier Firm Rankings
- Industry focus > TMT
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) > Fintech
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) > Media and entertainment (including media finance)
- Transport > Travel
Firm Rankings
- Crime, fraud and licensing > Gaming and betting
- TMT (technology, media and telecoms) > IT and telecoms