SWITZERLAND Law and Practice Contributed by: Lukas Morscher and Lukas Staub, Lenz & Staehelin
Lenz & Staehelin provides tailored services to clients operating and investing in all areas of the fintech sector through a dedicated and multidisciplinary fintech team. The firm advises start-ups, investors, technology companies and established financial institutions in their activi - ties related to fintech. Drawing, as required, on experts in various practice groups for effec - tive and cost-efficient advice, Lenz & Staehelin strives for long-term trusted relationships with clients, becoming a partner in the development
and marketing of their services throughout their various life cycles. Reflecting the diverse nature of fintech projects, the firm’s multidisciplinary team covers the full range of relevant legal ser - vices while successfully navigating the regula - tory environment through close contacts with regulators, including in the areas of banking and finance, outsourcing, corporate and M&A, commercial and contracts, competition, tax and employment.
Authors
Lukas Morscher is a partner at Lenz & Staehelin, the head of the technology and outsourcing practice, co-head of the fintech practice in the firm’s Zurich office and an expert on digitisation in the financial services industry. He practises in transactional and regulatory matters, corporate, outsourcing (IT and business process transactions), TMT, internet and e-commerce, data privacy, fintech, blockchain and digitisation. A member of SwissICT, Swico, the Swiss-American Chamber of Commerce and the International Technology Law Association (ITechLaw), Lukas is a frequent speaker on topics related to fintech and digitisation.
Lukas Staub has a practice focusing on technology, regulatory, financial markets and corporate law, as well as fintech, outsourcing and data protection matters. He is a senior associate
in Lenz & Staehelin’s Zurich office and is a member of the firm’s technology and outsourcing, banking and finance, and corporate and M&A practice groups. He frequently advises on all matters around digitisation and has a deep interest in the application of technology, both within and outside financial markets. He is a lecturer in financial market law compliance at FFHS.
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