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1. Fintech practices is usually an ‘ancillary practice’ with law firms clubbed either with TMT, Financial serviced regulatory or the good old banking and finance. Fintech lawyer usually advise NBFC’s, Banks, and Fintechs in structuring their financial products such that they are RBI, SEBI, IRDAI, etc complaints, work on outsourcing arrangements, inter alia. The work also has now a healthy bunch of data privacy in the mix given the DPDP act
1. What is the job of a fintech lawyer?
2. Is fintech as a field lucrative enough? Is there enough growth in it?
3. Is it high paying? What is usually the salary range at different levels?
4. Good firms/partners in the scene?