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Lamberg, Gretchen E.

Gretchen E. Lamberg

パートナー
Financial Institutions
Banking, Payments and Fintech

Biography

GRETCHEN LAMBERG represents a wide range of entities involved in financial and payment systems, including insured depository institutions, technology providers, payment processors and systems, and retailers. Her practice has a particular emphasis on assisting clients with drafting and negotiating a variety of agreements for both back-end services and programs for consumer financial products and services. She also assists clients with respect to regulatory matters, such as responding to regulatory reforms, preparing regulatory filings, interfacing with regulators and complying with various laws and regulations, including the laws applicable to money transmission and anti-money laundering.

Gretchen joined the firm’s Banking, Payments and Fintech practice, which received the 2019 Chambers USA Award for Financial Services Regulation, after practicing corporate law in New York and the District of Columbia.

Awards

  • Chambers USA: Financial Services Regulation: Consumer Finance (Compliance) (Nationwide; 2024)
 

Experience

Representative Matters

Gretchen’s experience includes:

  • Representing retailers and issuing banks in private label and co-brand credit card transactions and prepaid card transactions
  • Representing banks in the purchase and sale of portfolios and business lines
  • Representing financial institutions in key vendor agreements, such as payment processing agreements
  • Advising clients on money transmitter licensing issues on a multi-state basis

Credentials

Admissions & Certifications
  • District of Columbia
  • ニューヨーク州
Education
  • シカゴ大学法科大学院 , 法務博士, 2000, with honors
  • Pomona College, B.A., 1994

News & Insights

  • Author, “US payment services” chapter, Payment Services: Law and Practice, Elgar Financial Law and Practice series, February 15, 2022.
  • Co-author, “The deputisation of the US payments industry,” Journal of Payments Strategy & Systems, March 1, 2010.