We’re proud to announce that two of our lawyers have contributed the chapter on Gibraltar Law to the International Comparative Legal Guide to: Fintech 2020.
This is an important publication for anyone in the legal community working in the fintech sector, which continues to grow at speed around the world. Gibraltar as a jurisdiction has been a leader in this sector since its Government announced a regulatory regime in 2017 for firms using distributed ledger technology (DLT).
Gibraltar has witnessed rapid growth in FinTech since it introduced the DLT regime, and has cemented its position as a leading blockchain jurisdiction. A significant number of companies have established vehicles in Gibraltar for initial coin offerings (ICOs) and applied for Gibraltar licences to operate as cryptocurrency exchanges or crypto wallet providers.
Triay has been at the forefront at the growth and has become one of the most respected FinTech team has become one of the Rock’s most respected teams: Javi Triay was voted into the executive role of Secretary at the Gibraltar Association for New Technologies (GANT) earlier this year and has been instrumental in developing the firm’s Fintech practice. He has been involved in a number of Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) launched in Gibraltar.
Jay Gomez has been elected on numerous occasions by Gibraltar’s legal community to represent them on the executive body of the Gibraltar Funds and Investment Association and has played an integral role in a number of changes to Gibraltar’s financial services laws. Jay and Javi have launched numerous Gibraltar crypto funds.
It is no small achievement to represent Gibraltar in a legal guide that will be an important resource for lawyers worldwide and we thank Javi and Jay for their hard work and dedication in making Triay a leading law firm for FinTech expertise, which has resulted in the ICLG choosing them as the ‘go-to’ team for a rigorous analysis of Gibraltar’s fintech offering.
To read the full report visit https://www.triay.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/ICLG-Fintech-2020-Gibraltar.pdf
Disclaimer:
This document has been issued on the 16th May 2020 by Triay Lawyers Limited, trading as Triay Lawyers, a Gibraltar private company limited by shares with registered office at 28 Irish Town, Gibraltar, GX11 1AA and with incorporation number 112599. The information in this document is for general information purposes only and does not constitute professional advice, legal or otherwise and does not intend to be comprehensive. Triay Lawyers does not accept responsibility for any loss that may arise from accessing or relying upon the information contained in this document.
Celebrating 100 Years: Sergius Pelayo Triay & Helena Normanton
Triay are delighted to announce that , Kayleigh-Anne Revagliatte-Céline Bolanos and Johnluis Pitto have joined Triay Lawyers Ltd as part of our latest cohort of Trainee Lawyers.
The role of CWEIC is to use the convening power and trusted network of the Commonwealth, which is led by Her Majesty The Queen, to drive trade and investment.
When was the last time the compliance function of your financial business was independently audited? Did you know that there is an expectation by the GFSC for an audit to take place at le
Triay Lawyers secures arrest and sale of M/Y AXIOMA
ICLG Fintech Laws and Regulations Gibraltar Chapter covers a broad overview of common issues in fintech law and regulation.
Celebrating 100 Years: Sergius Pelayo Triay & Helena Normanton
Triay are delighted to announce that , Kayleigh-Anne Revagliatte-Céline Bolanos and Johnluis Pitto have joined Triay Lawyers Ltd as part of our latest cohort of Trainee Lawyers.
.png)
.png)
.jpg)
.png)