Rosenblatt Law Regulatory Risk Consulting and Investigations 14 15 Our work evolves with the regulatory and strategic issues facing our clients. Current areas of focus include: • Using AI safely in regulated businesses • Digital assets, stablecoins and tokenisation • Bringing together fraud, cyber and financial crime • Responding to sanctions and geopolitical risk • Regulatory simplification without weakening control • Preparing for FATF and other international evaluations • Demonstrating that compliance frameworks are effective Rosenblatt Law Issues we help clients address Federica Taccogna leads Rosenblatt Law’s Regulatory Risk Consulting and Investigations practice. She has more than 20 years’ experience advising financial institutions, investors, governments and regulators on complex regulatory matters. Her work spans licensing and market entry, acquisitions and changes in control, major regulatory-change programmes, investigations, financial crime, sanctions, regulatory remediation and supervisory effectiveness. She has led significant international engagements for banks, asset and wealth managers, insurers, payment firms, fintechs and digital-asset businesses. Federica has undertaken investigations, skilled-person reviews, monitorships and thematic work on behalf of regulators around the world. She is a trained FATF assessor and has advised governments and public authorities on national regulatory reform, international evaluations and the supervision of emerging markets and technologies. Before joining Rosenblatt Law, Federica was a Partner at FTI Consulting, where she led the UK Financial Crime practice, and co-headed Governance, Risk and Regulation at Interpath Advisory. Earlier in her career, she held senior regulatory and financial-crime roles within international banks and was seconded to a regulator, where she led a financial-crime unit and a portfolio of investigations. Federica Taccogna Partner and Head of Regulatory Risk Consulting and Investigations federica.taccogna@rosenblatt.law +44(0)7590 112 559
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