For the second consecutive year, Yuen Law has been recognised amongst leading law firms for its FinTech work in the 2026 edition of Chambers FinTech.
Clients quoted by Chambers highlighted the team’s “strong suite of experts in its team, who were also past regulators” and commended its ability to “understand our business.”
Chambers researchers noted the team’s specialisation in “advising both established and emerging FinTechs in Singapore on licensing and regulatory requirements,” as well as our “experience in handling commercial and transactional matters.”
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Senior Director and Co-Head of Corporate Practice, Kevin Chua also earned an individual Band 4 ranking for FinTech Legal in Singapore, marking his debut into the prestigious publication.
On this recognition, Kevin Chua said:
“Being recognised in Chambers FinTech affirms our work in helping clients stay ahead of Singapore’s fast-shifting regulatory landscape. We are grateful for our clients’ trust and are proud to support our clients in the fintech sector, which is developing more rapidly than ever. As fintech innovation accelerates and the regulatory environment evolves, we remain focused on providing sensible and commercially-grounded guidance to our clients.”
FinTech and Financial Regulations Team
Yuen Law’s FinTech & Financial Regulations team advises clients across Singapore’s fast-evolving fintech landscape, acting for digital payment service providers, CeFi and DeFi investment platforms, mature and emerging fintech companies, as well as fund managers. The team has strong expertise in business-conduct requirements that arise throughout the development and implementation of financial technology, regulatory engagement, and digital-asset mandates.
The team is seeing growing demand from fund managers seeking to structure flexible subscription mechanisms that allow contributions in digital assets. It recently advised a Singapore fintech startup on structuring Southeast Asia’s first Halal-compliant investment platform, undertaking detailed analysis of its revenue models and Digital Payment Token-related services to ensure regulatory alignment and support its cross-border expansion plans.
The team is also advising financial educators and financial institutions on compliance with the upcoming Standards of Conduct for Digital Advertising Activities, which take effect on 25 March 2026, guiding clients on responsible financial content creation under the new guidelines.
With strong regulatory capabilities and a commercially attuned approach, Yuen Law is well-placed to guide clients through Singapore’s evolving fintech regulatory environment.
About the Chambers FinTech Guide
Widely recognised as the definitive mark of excellence in the legal industry, Chambers FinTech recognises the best law firms, lawyers, fintech consultants, and communications specialists in the global FinTech industry.
Chambers research methodology combines quantitative data and qualitative insight. Its multilingual team of over 200 research analysts reviews submissions, interviews clients, and assesses matter significance to deliver objective and commercially relevant rankings.
View the full Chambers and Partners FinTech Guide 2026.