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Kate Jackson-Maynes is a Partner in the Sydney office of King & Wood Mallesons practicing primarily in retail financial services, anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing and payments law.
Her experience in retail financial services includes advising major financial institutions on financial services regulation and product development, electronic banking and payment systems, smart card, co-branded and other loyalty card schemes, privacy laws, consumer credit laws and anti-money laundering laws.
Kate has developed a very strong practice focussing almost exclusively on regulatory work, particularly across the retail and wholesale space.
In particular, she advises clients on:
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