Rory Macmillan Digital Services Lawyer, Macmillan and Keck Partners
Rory Macmillan is a digital services lawyer with strong expertise in digital financial services, data protection, privacy, digital identification, telecommunications and competition. Rory has led numerous regulatory projects in digital financial services for regulators, service providers and international organisations in Europe, Africa and Asia. These include advising on payments, remittances, banking, leasing and other financial services, access to the telecommunications infrastructure across which digital services are provided, and regulatory and competition issues in these various markets. He authored Regulating for Financial Inclusion, which he presented to the ITU’s Global Dialogue on Digital Financial Inclusion in 2016. A native of Scotland, he is admitted to practice law in New York. Rory is a founding partner of Macmillan Keck Attorneys & Solicitors, and heads the firm’s Geneva office (though he is at present temporarily based in Washington DC). Rory received his LLM from the Yale Law School in the USA in 1994, where he was a Fulbright Scholar and Rotary Scholar. He was awarded his LLB with First Class Honours from the University of Edinburgh in the UK in 1992. He has authored numerous articles and speaks regularly at conferences. Rory is fluent in French. |