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Financial Institutions

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Companies providing financial services rely on us across a broad spectrum of critical legal needs.

Summary

We represent all eight U.S. global systemically important banks (G-SIBs), numerous regional and non-U.S. banks, broker-dealers and exchanges, swap dealers, money services firms, asset managers, and other companies providing financial services, including cryptocurrency, fintech and technology companies. Clients choose us for our experience across regulatory matters, M&A and capital markets transactions, enforcement orders, congressional hearings, corporate governance, BSA/AML, sanctions and regulatory change. We also advise regulators and trade groups, and we are acknowledged thought leaders on financial regulation.

We have been the go-to source of advice for regulatory reform and the most informed and innovative responses to it for many years.

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“When I have a complicated regulatory problem, they are my go-to firm. It is a smart and thorough collection of really brilliant lawyers.”

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– A client quoted by Chambers USA

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Recognition

Recognition Cards
Title
Band 1
Designation Category
Financial Services Regulation: Banking (Compliance) 
Recognition Source
Chambers USA
Title
Band 1
Designation Category
Banking & Finance: Mainly Regulatory
Jurisdiction (optional)
USA
Recognition Source
Chambers Global
Title
Band 1
Designation Category
Securities: Regulation: Advisory
Recognition Source
Chambers USA
Title
Band 1
Designation Category
FinTech Legal: Blockchain & Cryptocurrencies
Jurisdiction (optional)
USA
Recognition Source
Chambers FinTech
Title
Band 1
Designation Category
FinTech Legal: Corporate, Securities & Financing
Jurisdiction (optional)
USA
Recognition Source
Chambers FinTech
Title
Tier 1
Designation Category
Financial Services Regulation
Recognition Source
Legal 500 U.S.
Title
#1
Designation Category
Banking & Financial Services
Jurisdiction (optional)
(10th straight year)
Recognition Source
Vault/Firsthand, 2024
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