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Our extensive experience dealing with regulators — across multiple jurisdictions — gives our clients the ability to manage regulatory relationships in a constructive, timely, and coordinated way. Collaboration with regulators, industry bodies, and a broad reach of market participants means we share insight on how to interpret and apply new regulation based on our experience with existing regimes. We offer a view of what is on the horizon.
From advising on consent and notification requirements, seeking guidance, waivers, and regulatory forbearance, to managing breach reporting, investigations, and remediation, Hogan Lovells will help you get the most out of your contact with those who regulate you.
Our capabilities at a glance
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Hear from our clients and industry leaders
The whole team is super smart. They are all really easy to work with and then know our business inside out. They come to us proactively with issues and are incredibly responsive.
Chambers & Partners, UK Guide, 2025
An intellectually brilliant and commercially astute public law team. One of the very best in the city.
Chambers & Partners UK 2025
Hogan Lovells has a high capability in solving complex issues that involve both legal and technical perspectives.
Chambers & Partners, Germany, 2025
The lawyers are just experts. They are there when you need them and happy to entertain all my questions. They understand the wider context and the politics and sensitivities of it.
Chambers & Partners, UK 2025
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Representative experience
Provided monitoring, advocacy, coalition building/leadership, and technical support on many aspects of the Dodd-Frank Act and on other significant U.S. financial legislation.
Advised the British Banking Association and a range of industry participants on lobbying the FCA and responding to consultations on the Payments Account Directive.
Represented a leading online payment company in lobbying the People’s Bank of China to liberalize the online payment market, and the State Administration of Foreign Exchange to relax certain foreign exchange controls.
Acting as a skilled person under the FCA's S166 regime with a focus on consumer credit issues.
Awards and recognitions
Recognized for Regulatory: Financial Services – Europe Wide
Chambers Europe
Recognized for Financial Services Regulatory: Non-contentious in the UK
Chambers, The Legal 500, and IFLR
We are recognized for Financial Services Regulation across three continents, in the USA, UK, Europe-wide, France, Germany, Italy, and Hong Kong
Chambers and The Legal 500
Tier 1 for Brexit
The Legal 500 UK
2017
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