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Jonas is a member of the practice group Banking & Finance and specializes in financial market regulation and banking supervisory law.
He advises banks, financial service providers, payment service providers and e-money institutions as well as fund managers on licensing and organizational requirements as well as on anti-money laundering requirements.
In addition, Jonas Hornung advises FinTechs on the regulatory implementation of business models based on innovative technologies.Since 2022 | Associate, Taylor Wessing |
2021 | Reasearch Assistant Banking Supervisory Law, Taylor Wessing |
2022 | Admitted to the Bar |
2022 | Second state examination, Frankfurt am Main |
2020 - 2022 | Legal clerkship, disctrict court, Frankfurt am Main |
2018 | First state examination, Frankfurt am Main |
Die BaFin-Prinzipien zum Einsatz von Algorithmen und KI in der Finanzwirtschaft – ein Überblick, in: RDi Heft, 12/2021, gemeinsam mit Dr. Verena Ritter-Döring und Charlotte Dreisigacker |
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