Addleshaw Goddard‘s regulatory practice advises a broad spectrum of fintech clients, from banks and e-money institutions to crypto platforms and payment firms. The group advises on matters such as licensing, product development, cross-border structuring, regulatory engagement, and digital asset frameworks. The team also works closely with fintech startups through a dedicated accelerator programme and is active in shaping payments law and regulation in the UK. Bringing a ’rare combination of deep technical expertise and commercial awareness,‘ Rebecca Hickman leads the firm’s payments work, advising leading technology companies and major banks on regulatory innovation and open banking. Grace Wyatt advises on stablecoins, tokenised deposits, and CBDCs, and works closely with the FCA and PSR. She frequently contributes to regulatory consultations and policy development. With an ’ability to quickly grasp the nuances of complex legal and regulatory issues,‘ Lisa Lee Lewis specialises in financial crime, compliance frameworks, and governance, with a focus on cryptoasset businesses. She advises on MLR registration and authorisation, supporting clients with regulatory strategy, SMCR, and operational resilience.
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