Digital Economy

Over the past decade, many aspects of our economy have changed due to significant technological developments, such as artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain, the Internet of Things (IoT), smart mobility, and the rise of digital platforms.

These developments change the way companies do business and, in the process, give rise to novel legal challenges. These challenges require a multidisciplinary approach and a thorough understanding of the latest technological developments. Our Digital Economy practice consists of a team of experienced digital economy experts with various legal backgrounds and provides vital services to clients looking to navigate the digital technology landscape.

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Stibbe advises Odyssey Acquisition

Stibbe advises Odyssey Acquisition on its EUR 1.5 billion business combination With BenevolentAI.

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Stibbe advises GumGum

Stibbe advised GumGum on the acquisition of JustPremium.

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Stibbe advises on the IPO of EFIC1

Stibbe advised Credit Suisse as the Sole Global Coordinator on the IPO of EFIC 1, a SPAC focusing on the fintech sector, on Euronext Amsterdam.

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Stibbe StartsUP welcomes Level.Works and continues advising Skoon

After successfully advising EME, Dyme, Hardt Hyperloop and Skoon, Stibbe in Amsterdam is happy to announce that platform startup Level.Works is the latest participant to join the StartsUP programme. 

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Services

Our understanding of these technological advancements, coupled with our in-depth knowledge of all the connected legal areas, such as privacy, financial regulatory, competition law, litigation, and employment law, enables us to help our clients by offering them effective solutions for their digital transformation or digital continuation.

Our clients include platform companies, financial institutions, fintech companies, car manufacturers, blue chip companies, and start-ups. These clients trust us when it comes to navigating a variety of topics, including employment law implications for digital platforms, identifying and addressing liabilities in smart contracts, and the use of PSD2 data in developing new financial and other products.

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