Martijn Schoonewille
Partner - Attorney at Law
Martijn Schoonewille, attorney at law, is a member of the Banking & Finance practice group.

Martijn acts as counsel to financial institutions, sponsors and corporate clients in a variety of public and private equity and debt offerings. In addition, he specialises in advising financial institutions – including banks, investment firms, fund managers, custodians, trading platforms and insurers – on legal and financial regulatory aspects of their businesses and transactions in the Netherlands and, where relevant, the continental European markets.
He is one of the driving forces behind the Loyens & Loeff Tech Academy and has a particular interest in artificial intelligence, smart contracts and DLT uses in financial markets.
With a background in Corporate/M&A, Martijn was seconded in 2008 to an investment bank. From the beginning of 2010 to the end of 2012 he was based in Loyens & Loeff’s London office.
Martijn lectures frequently on financial regulatory topics at Dutch universities and international conferences.
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Martijn Schoonewille
Partner - Attorney at Law
martijn.schoonewille@loyensloeff.com
Amsterdam
Dutch, English

Martijn Schoonewille, attorney at law, is a member of the Banking & Finance practice group.
Martijn acts as counsel to financial institutions, sponsors and corporate clients in a variety of public and private equity and debt offerings. In addition, he specialises in advising financial institutions – including banks, investment firms, fund managers, custodians, trading platforms and insurers – on legal and financial regulatory aspects of their businesses and transactions in the Netherlands and, where relevant, the continental European markets.
He is one of the driving forces behind the Loyens & Loeff Tech Academy and has a particular interest in artificial intelligence, smart contracts and DLT uses in financial markets.
With a background in Corporate/M&A, Martijn was seconded in 2008 to an investment bank. From the beginning of 2010 to the end of 2012 he was based in Loyens & Loeff’s London office.
Martijn lectures frequently on financial regulatory topics at Dutch universities and international conferences.