Open Finance & Drinks

There’s a big shift coming in how financial data is shared, accessed, and regulated – and it’s something Fintechs can’t afford to ignore. Join us for a 1.5-hour session on Friday, 16th May from 16:00 CET co-hosted with the legal minds at Bruun & Hjejle, where we’ll break down what the new FiDA (Financial Data Access Regulation), PSD3, and PSR really mean for your Fintech.

What we'll discuss in the session

• What does data access look like under FiDA?
• How should Fintechs think about compliance, risk and opportunity?
• What can you actually do to prepare for the new frameworks?
• And what are the Danish quirks to know regarding this?
• And a Friday drink of your choice... 🍷

Who this is most relevant for

• You’re working in/with a Fintech and want to understand where regulation is heading
• You care about how data, competition, and legal frameworks intersect
• You want insights from legal experts who are in it with the banks, the Fintechs, and the regulators (this would be the team from Bruun & Hjejle, 100%)

Speakers

Morten Schultz is an Associate Partner at Bruun & Hjejle with deep expertise in financial regulation. He’s worked closely with banks, insurers, and Fintechs, and brings hands-on experience from secondments at major Danish financial institutions like Nykredit and PFA. Morten also plays an active role in the Danish Fintech scene, sitting on several advisory boards.

Alexander Koks Andreassen is highly specialised in competition law with a strong focus on the financial sector and instrumental in Bruun & Hjejles fintech team. Alexander advises several of Denmark’s leading banks, payment institutions and fintechs on a broad range of regulatory and commercial matters, including third-party relationships, pricing strategies, and market conduct. Known for combining deep legal insight with a strategic understanding of the financial industry's commercial realities, ensuring compliant yet competitive solutions in a rapidly evolving regulatory landscape.

Anna de Vos-Zehngraff specialises in data protection and GDPR and provides advice on all legal aspects concerning processing and protection of personal data. Anna mainly provides advice to major Danish and international clients in complex cases about compliance with the Danish and European rules on data protection as well as other compliance matters. She leads Bruun & Hjejle's data protection team and has extensive experience with M&A in particular, the planning and implementation of compliance projects and handling of cases before the Danish Data Protection Agency. Anna has a strong reputation in the industry within her field, and she is particularly recognised as a GDPR expert in connection with large, complex transactions and cases relating to the financial sector.

Questions

Please contact Nicolette (nth@copenhagenfintech.dk)