Greenberg Traurig will be hosting and co-sponsoring a unique event bringing together leading FinTech companies from Atlanta and Israel June 28-29. With the firm's involvement led by Atlanta Shareholder David Schulman, the event aims to match Atlanta-based international FinTech corporations with cutting-edge Israeli technology companies in the field, including companies that offer card processing, electronic billing, and multi-channel solutions to the banking industry, as well as personal financial planning, data and risk analytics, and anti-fraud services. On the U.S. side, 16 companies have confirmed their attendance, along with 12 companies from Israel.

Schulman, a native speaker of Hebrew and frequent visitor to Israel, has more than 22 years of experience representing both Israeli companies in the United States, as well as American corporations with respect to their inbound activities in Israel. Schulman is a technology attorney with extensive experience structuring and negotiating complex FinTech and eCommerce transactions, mergers and acquisitions, venture capital financings, strategic alliances, and joint ventures.

Greenberg Traurig is the only major international law firm with a multidisciplinary, registered office in Tel-Aviv, Israel and serves as a gateway for Israeli businesses and entrepreneurs seeking opportunities around the world. Greenberg Traurig’s Tel Aviv office also represents non-Israeli companies seeking opportunities within Israel.

Greenberg Traurig advises FinTech clients on technology transactions, banking and regulatory issues, intellectual property matters, corporate and governance matters, financings, mergers and acquisitions, capital markets issues, as well as other general legal matters. The firm represents FinTech and payments companies with expertise in banking and insurance, trading and investing, payment processing, point-of-sale, mobile wallets, cyber-security and anti-fraud, personal financial management, and virtual currency.