Paul Landless > Clifford Chance > Singapore, Singapore > Lawyer Profile

Clifford Chance LLP‘s regulatory experience is founded upon strategic relationships with a host of central banks, financial regulators, data regulators and enforcement agencies. CBDCs, cross-border marketing and cyber resilience for regulated entities are all areas of activity for the wide-reaching practice. Simon Crown, Kate Scott and Paul Landless head up the team; Crown, in particular, frequently advises clients on the implications of Brexit for cross-border payments. Monica Sah is frequently mandated to advise on the regulation of crypto exchanges and custody under AMLD5. Diego Ballon Ossio works with technology companies and financial institutions on the regulatory aspects of digital asset trading, while Caroline Meinertz’s experience extends to safeguarding obligations under the Payment Services Regulations 2017. Kikun Alo is well placed to advise on matters at the cross-section of fintech and ESG

Clifford Chance LLP‘s far-reaching practice encompasses commercial contracts, major outsourcing transactions, tech transformation projects and pan-European securitisations. Payments expert Simon Crown leads the team alongside Kate Scott, a specialist in fintech litigation who is additionally equipped to assist clients with contentious crypto matters, and Paul Landless, who counts DLT uses in financial markets trading and risk management among his practice strengths. Adam Craig is active across a wide range of of public securitisations and private bilateral financings.  Cyber incident response planning is a practice strength of Samantha Ward, while Kevin Ingram has wide-ranging expertise in relation to structured debt transactions. Midori Takenaka is a further name to note. André Duminy left to join Kirkland & Ellis in July 2024.