Ogier has once again been ranked as a leading firm for fintech legal advice in the Caribbean, according to the Chambers FinTech Guide 2026.
Ogier’s technology and Web3 teams in the Cayman Islands and British Virgin Islands (BVI) have again been recognised, with three individuals singled out for praise and Ogier being said to “understand the importance of aligning legal strategy with business goals”.
The Cayman team is described in feedback as “deep in the crypto and blockchain space” and “highly knowledgeable about Cayman digital assets”.
Partner Bradley Kruger, who heads Ogier’s corporate practice in the Cayman Islands is ranked and described as an “excellent team-lead able to advise expertly on complex technical points” as well as a “practitioner with deep and meaningful connections in this space”.
In addition, partner Chris Wall, who advises on a range of fintech matters including crypto foundation structuring and token launches, has been ranked as ‘Up and Coming’. He is described by clients as “a sharp guy” and “willing to go the distance to solve issues”.
In the BVI, the team is described as “efficient and effective” as well as “distinguished by its ability to provide integrated advice across investment funds, corporate and fintech matters, supporting multi-jurisdictional transactions”.
Notable mention goes to partner Michael Killourhy who is also individually ranked by the guide. He is head of Ogier’s BVI transactional practice as well as an expert in blockchain and fintech matters and regularly advises cryptocurrency companies on token issuances and regulatory matters. Clients say he is “distinguished by his integrated, multi-jurisdictional approach”, “manages a highly effective team” and is “very clear and to the point”.
Wall and Killourhy co-lead Ogier’s technology and Web3 offering globally.
Chris said: “We are delighted to be recognised again for our dedication to our clients. Well done to the whole team.”
Michael said: “This highlights what we want to achieve for clients through the strong synergies of our combined BVI and Cayman offerings.”
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