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Greenberg Traurig Recognized in Chambers and Partners 2025 FinTech Guide

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Greenberg Traurig Recognized in Chambers and Partners 2025 FinTech Guide

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Global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP was ranked in Chambers and Partners’ 2025 Chambers FinTech Guide’s legal category in Germany, Italy, Japan, Mexico, and the United States.

The following lawyers were recognized in the 2025 Chambers FinTech Guide in the following jurisdictions:

  • Corrado Angelelli, Italy
  • Barbara A. Jones, United States
  • Carsten Kociok, Germany
  • Koichiro Ohashi, Japan
  • Marina Olman-Pal, United States
  • Arturo Pérez-Estrada, Mexico
The firm was ranked in the following practice areas:

  • FinTech Legal, Germany
  • FinTech Legal, Italy
  • FinTech Legal, Japan
  • FinTech Legal, Mexico
  • FinTech Legal, USA Nationwide
  • FinTech Legal: Blockchain & Cryptocurrencies, USA Nationwide
  • FinTech Legal: Payments & Lending, USA Nationwide
The annual Chambers FinTech Guide identifies leading payments, blockchain, cybersecurity, and data protection professionals in more than 40 countries, according to the publication. It features lawyers and other professionals in the fintech industry globally, based on thousands of in-depth interviews conducted by Chambers’ research team.

Chambers FinTech recognizes Greenberg Traurig in:

  • Germany for its work covering “payment services, cryptocurrency and blockchain matters, cybersecurity and high-frequency trading.”
  • Italy for its cross-departmental team that “brings together lawyers from the banking and finance and capital markets departments, as well as from the intellectual property and corporate teams.”
  • Japan for its “experience advising foreign currency exchange, overseas remittance and payment services providers.”
  • Mexico’s practice is “particularly respected for its work in the venture capital arena, assisting funds with investment rounds in startups and with the drafting of all related documents.”
  • The United States for providing “expert advice on issues related to SEC and OFAC compliance,” having a “deep knowledge of state and federal law as it applies to crypto,” and for its “knowledge of their area combined with their depth of experience.”
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