![]() Sarah Archer Senior Associate, Holley Nethercote Sarah is a senior associate and works across the commercial and financial services practice areas. Her clients range from tech start-ups in the crypto space to large corporations in the financial services industry. Sarah predominantly advises on financial services law, anti-money laundering obligations and general commercial law, including employment.
SARAH ARCHER | FRIDAY, 6 MAY 2022 There is a saying in improv: 'Bring a brick, not a cathedral'. While improv and the world of cryptocurrency are not readily comparable, the saying is a good reminder that you do not need to 'know it all' to participate in the crypto conversation. Read more SARAH ARCHER | FRIDAY, 15 OCT 2021 We've received a few questions from clients about the new Ongoing Fee Arrangements (OFA), so our team of lawyers and consultants have teamed up to answer some of the most frequently asked questions. Read more PAGE: 1 |
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