Diane Richebourg

Associate

Paris + 33.1.56.59.39.74

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Diane Richebourg has significant experience in the field of new technologies applied to the banking and financial sector.

Diane's practice focuses on payment services, blockchain, digital assets, and digital currencies. She has a deep understanding of the regulatory, institutional, economic, and financial challenges and issues faced by clients, particularly new players to cyber cash currencies such as digital asset service providers.

Diane also advises and assists credit, payment, and electronic money institutions as well as investment firms in their regulatory, institutional, transactional, and litigation needs.

Experience

  • Société Générale sells Société Générale Equipment Finance's (SGEF) activitiesJones Day advised Société Générale in the sale of the professional equipment financing businesses operated by Societe Generale Equipment Finance (SGEF) to Groupe BPCE.
  • Euroclear invests in IZNESJones Day advised Euroclear in its investment in IZNES, a pan-European funds marketplace based on blockchain technology.
  • Swile and Groupe BPCE to combine to create global leader in employee benefitsJones Day advised Swile, a worktech unicorn, in the acquisition of Bimpli, a subsidiary of Groupe BPCE and leader in employee services and benefits in France.
  • BNP Paribas structures ESG tokenized bondJones Day advised BNP Paribas on the structuring and issuance of an ESG tokenized bond, the proceeds of which aim at refinancing a solar energy project sponsored by EDF through its subsidiary EDF ENR.
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    October 2023 Commentary

    France Tightens Registration Conditions for Digital Assets Service Providers

    APRIL 2023 Commentary

    EU and U.S. Regulatory Sandboxes: Groundbreaking Tools for Fostering Innovation and Shaping Applicable Regulations

    July 2022 Alert

    EU Extends Travel Rule to Crypto-Assets

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