Jan Herrmann advises national and international companies in financial regulatory law.
His areas of expertise include the structuring of alternative investments such as closed-end investment funds, profit participation rights, and crowdfunding as well as payment transaction regulatory law.
Jan supports clients in financial regulatory law, e.g. in BaFin proceedings. He advises in particular on the structuring of closed-end investment funds for fund managers.
After training as a banker with one of Germany's largest private banks, Jan studied law in Cologne. He completed his legal traineeship in Cologne and Bristol. Since January 2018, Jan has worked as a lawyer for Osborne Clarke in Cologne. He is involved as a coach at start-up events and has already accompanied several publications on regulations of ICOs/STOs.
He runs the Osborne Clarke FinTech Blog.
Insights
What is the impact of the recast EU Transfer of Funds Regulation on crypto-assets transfers?
What are the EU's white paper requirements in MiCAR and do they apply to Bitcoin?
MiCAR – the final scope of a long expected (future-proof) framework at Union level for crypto
EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation establishing regulatory framework is approved
ESG in real estate: Does it translate well across Europe? (episode two)
How to meet the challenge of the electrification and decarbonisation of public sector fleets
What are the legal issues around NFTs?
International ICO-Booklet: “Interpretations of existing regulation concerning ICOs in selected European and Asian Countries”
The new form of corporate financing for digital companies via so-called Initial Coin Offerings (“ICOs”) raises several questions in the...