In the UK, Chambers notes Reed Smith’s regular advice on corporate transactional matters, including financings for FinTechs, alongside its work on regulatory mandates around digital asset operations. 

A client quoted by the publication stated, “Their key strengths are their practicality and flexibility to adapt to the needs and approach of our borrowers and investors. They also have a commercial understanding on how to get deals done.” 

London-based Stainthorpe is recognized for his work on financing deals involving FinTechs and his experience advising on tokenized securities transactions, reflecting his deep understanding of the intersection of finance and technology.

In Singapore, Chambers highlights the firm’s “strong expertise in financial regulatory and technology matters” and its track record advising domestic and regional clients on regulatory compliance. The firm is noted for its cryptocurrency practice, as well as its work on digital banking, payments regulation and data privacy issues.

Bogardi joined Reed Smith in Singapore in November 2025, bringing extensive regional experience to the firm’s FinTech offering. She is a seasoned financial services regulatory lawyer with experience advising blockchain and cryptocurrency companies.

Reed Smith is in a Formal Law Alliance with Resource Law, a Singapore-based practice founded in 2020. The arrangement allows both firms to market their legal services together in Singapore.

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