With a multidisciplinary team, the group at Mannheimer Swartling is frequently engaged by a blue-chip client base on regulatory matters, acquisitions, and disputes. Alongside this, it has a particular strength in handling privacy issues and cryptocurrency in this space. For financial regulatory matters, Carl Johan Zimdahl is a key contact with experience in distribution, sanctions, and litigation. Likewise, Carolina Flagge is a notable name in this area, with a particular focus on electronic money and corporate loans, while Anders Bergsten is the group’s IT law expert, recently working on a range of information security mandates.

Advising on the full spectrum of fintech matters, including payments, data protection, and blockchain issues, the team at Setterwalls continues to be a leading player within the market. The group supports a diverse client base spanning the national government to innovative start-ups. Joacim Johannesson heads the practice, where he is a key contact for companies within the banking and finance sector. Specialising in tech and IP, Niklas Follin is frequently engaged in commercial tech deals and digital compliance matters in the fintech field. Tobias Björklund is another notable name for regulatory matters, including financial regulation.

The team at Vinge Advokatfirman KB advises on a broad spectrum of fintech issues, with expertise in regulatory matters, transactions, and wider corporate mandates. The group is frequently engaged by start-ups, traditional banks, and established enterprises, providing a strong multi-jurisdictional offering. Practice head Emma Stuart-Beck is well-regarded for her experience in the financial services, advising on a wide range of regulatory developments and start-up expansions. Working alongside her is Caroline Krassén, who specialises in regulatory approval, licensing, and compliance. Henrik Schön is a key name for new product launches and wider M&A transactional work in the fintech sector.

The fintech legal group at Advokatfirman Cederquist KB remains active, advising on regulatory matters, transactional mandates, and capital instrument issuances. The team is also regarded for its IT expertise, in this space, frequently supporting clients on cybersecurity and data protection issues. Tobias Frödin Lilja is well-regarded for his work in financial regulatory matters, working on licensing requirements and governance. He leads the team alongside Henrik Lindstrand, who is the group’s technology specialist, advising on a range of e-commerce and information security matters. Sebastian Bertheau is a key name for complex regulatory approvals.

With a strong cross-border offering, the team at Gernandt & Danielsson Advokatbyrå is frequently engaged in transactions and regulatory issues in the fintech space. The team has experience advising on early-stage development matters, using its multidisciplinary approach in financial regulation, technology, and commercial law. Niclas Rockborn brings expertise in financial regulation, as well as alternative investment funds. Leading the team alongside him is Carl Westerberg, who is well placed to handle acquisitions and joint ventures. Rikard Sundstedt is a key name for licensing, compliance, and enforcement issues.

With a particular strength in regulatory matters, the fintech team at Advokatfirman Delphi is well-experienced in commercial contracts and advising on technology issues. Alongside this, the group is growing its cybersecurity and AI offering in this space. John Neway Herrman leads the group, where he advises on application and registration processes, as well as on blockchain matters. For IT and IP matters, Agne Lindberg is a key name, while Erik Ålander is well placed to advise on crypto and AI matters.

Eversheds Sutherland continues to advise on a range of regulatory, financing, and crypto mandates. Philip Heilbrunn co-heads the team, bringing over 20 years of expertise in financial services and financial regulatory matters. Leading alongside him is Tord Svensson, who has experience in the tech aspects of real estate financing. Sara Malmgren is another key name in the group, where she handles a range of complex commercial IT-related contracts as well as advising on privacy and cybersecurity in Fintech transactions.

With a particular strength in financial regulatory matters, the Fintech team at Hammarskiöld regularly advises on a range of complex licensing and registration processes. Practice head Mattias Anjou undertakes a variety of financial regulation matters, with experience in supporting credit institutions, investment funds, and fund managers. For transaction-based mandates in the sector, Erik Löfwall is a key name. Emma Lindwall is well placed to advise on sanction matters and cross-border operations and Johan Löfquist is a notable name for e-money matters.

The Fintech team at Harvest Advokatbyrå fields an active practice, advising clients on a range of regulatory issues, including sustainable finance, whistleblowing, and outsourcing. Alongside this, the team is frequently engaged in data privacy and protection issues. Jointly leading the team is Amin Bell, who serves as the key contact for implementing new legislation, and Anna Cumzelius, who specialises in payment service regulatory issues. Working alongside them is Niklas Sinander, whose recent work includes license applications.

With a particular strength in advising on transactional mandates, the Fintech team at Roschier supports a diverse client base, including fintech companies, banks, and payment service providers. Recently, the group has been advising on the regulatory aspects of cross-border sales, practice co-heads Niklas Eriksson and Björn Johansson Heigis being key contacts for this. Björn Hård af Segerstad is another notable name, noted for his work on a broad array of regulatory matters. Johan Häger left the firm in May 2025.

Advising clients from established financial institutions to start-ups, the fintech team at Snellman has particular expertise in cloud procurement and digital regulatory matters. Recently, the group has been engaged in advising on compliance with DORA alongside wider data protection rules. Caroline Sundberg is regarded for her work with AI as well as digital compliance legislation. Anna Ribenfors is another key name for tech regulatory legislation. They work alongside Elisabeth Vestin, who leads the team.

Advising on a range of financial regulatory, corporate, and M&A transactions, the fintech team at Synch Law AB is also growing its venture capital offering. Practice head Johan Ragnar has almost 20 years of experience in a wide range of financial regulatory and commercial matters. Jim Runsten is a key contact for technology matters, frequently advising on AI. Hugo Snöbohm-Hartzell is noted for advising on DORA.

The fintech team at DLA Piper Sweden is growing its offering in financial regulatory and data privacy matters, including advising clients on multi-jurisdictional GDPR and DORA. Alongside this, the group remains active, supporting clients in corporate and private equity work in this sector. Heading the practice is Magnus Oskarsson, who has extensive experience advising tech and financial services firms on a range of M&A and investment matters.

The team at Magnusson advises on a broad range of corporate governance, financial regulatory, as well as data privacy and protection matters. Robert Karlssonis well-equipped to handle a range of investment and capital raises in the fintech sector. For IT and IP matters, Helena Rönqvistis a key contact; she also routinely advises on data regulations and e-commerce. They lead the team alongside Caroline Landerfors, who works with insurance regulatory matters.

The team at TM & Partners advises on a range of regulatory matters, licensing, and digital compliance mandates. Practice head Eva Sundling supports a range of fintech companies, banks, and financial institutions on regulatory issues and new technology. Simon Lundahl and Andy Vo are other key names in the team.