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Trends and Developments Contributed by: Ekaterina Bronsky, Yuriy Brisov, Alexandra Zviagintseva and Yasmin Komshilova Digital & Analogue Partners
Digital & Analogue Partners is a law firm and stra - tegic consultancy, specialising in the regulation of digital markets. Its core offering is Regulatory Trend - watching, a proprietary service recognised as Best Institutional RegTech in 2026, which analyses regula - tory, market and technological signals across juris - dictions to show clients where digital regulation is heading before it arrives, and what that means for their products and strategy. The practice is built on
deep domain expertise across the EU and UK digital markets regimes, including the Digital Markets Act and Digital Services Act, as well as AI, data protec - tion, consumer protection and crypto regulation, with a dedicated US focus on blockchain and fintech. Bringing together lawyers, economists and data ana - lysts, Digital & Analogue Partners helps technology companies, from start-ups to global platforms, antici - pate regulatory change early enough to act on it.
Authors
Ekaterina Bronsky is a partner at Digital & Analogue Partners, specialising in competition law, digital markets regulation and strategic advisory work for digital platforms and technology companies
Blockchain and teaches on LLM programmes in the US and Europe.
Alexandra Zviagintseva is a market research lead at Digital & Analogue Partners, with a background in economics and law. She specialises in competition law, digital markets regulation and economic market
worldwide. She is the author of the firm’s Trendwatching methodology, which identifies emerging regulatory and market developments, often 12 to 48 months before they materialise, and she leads D&A’s regtech initiatives, helping businesses anticipate regulatory change through data-driven analysis. Recognised as Exceptional Global Talent in the UK and shortlisted for the Women in Tech Europe Awards, Ekaterina holds an MA in EU Competition Law, with Distinction, from King’s College London.
analysis. Alexandra is also an expert in identifying regulatory trends that affect competition, including how new rules reshape business models, market dynamics and monetisation strategies. Her work enables clients to assess how regulatory change affects their business practices and how to position themselves when entering new jurisdictions and product areas to reduce regulatory risk. She teaches the economics of digital platforms in the US and Europe.
Yuriy Brisov is a partner at Digital & Analogue Partners, specialising in digital and transactional law, AI regulation, intellectual property and crypto regulation. His work includes landmark digital-asset transactions,
Yasmin Komshilova is an analyst at Digital & Analogue Partners, specialising in digital markets research and Regulatory Trendwatching. She conducts economic research on artificial
among them Europe’s first crypto-backed bank loan and the State Hermitage Museum’s NFT auction. He leads the firm’s Crypto Trendwatching service and, having graduated summa cum laude from Widener University in the US, holds degrees in philosophy and cultural studies that inform his digital-asset and copyright work. A member of the International Bar Association, he co-authored Law & Economics of
intelligence and digital markets, analysing global trends and using machine-learning methods to identify patterns and build forecasts. This quantitative work supports the firm’s advice to clients on market dynamics, competition and regulatory risk.
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