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Oxford Fintech & Legaltech Society

The Oxford Fintech & Legaltech Society (OFLS) is a student-led organization at the University of Oxford, focusing on the intersection of financial and legal technology. Established in 2017, it connects students, industry leaders, and startups to foster education and innovation in these fields.

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What Oxford Fintech & Legaltech Society does

What Oxford Fintech & Legaltech Society is

The Oxford Fintech & Legaltech Society (OFLS) is a student-led organization at the University of Oxford, focusing on the intersection of financial and legal technology. Established in 2017, it connects students, industry leaders, and startups to foster education and innovation in these fields.

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Organization status and context

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Operational status
Active
Organization type
Community
Founded
Founded in 2017
Approximate age
About 9 years
Structured capabilities
Community
Last reviewed
April 12, 2026

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Oxford Fintech & Legaltech Society as a community

Community overview

The Oxford Fintech & Legaltech Society, previously known as the Fintech & SmartLaw Society, was founded in 2017 by a group of Master's students in Law and Finance. It is based at the University of Oxford and serves as a hub for discussions on the impact of modern technology on banks, financial institutions, legal services, and regulation. The Society aims to foster education, research, community, and innovation in the fields of financial and legal technology.

Community focus

The Society engages in a variety of activities including seminars, workshops, research initiatives, and networking events. It focuses on the intersection of technology with finance and law, exploring topics such as cryptocurrencies, smart contracts, and the implications of blockchain technology on financial market infrastructure and regulations.

Member value

Members gain access to educational resources, networking opportunities, and a platform for contributing to industry discourse through the Society's blog.

Membership

Pricing models
free

Format and cadence

Modality
in-person
Schedule
rolling-admissions
Commitment
light

Availability

Membership state
Accepting

Audience and fit

Audience
Students · Founders · Operators
Benefits
network-access and mentorship
Program types
community
Selection criteria
open

Community activity

Events and activity

The Society organizes various events including workshops and seminars aimed at enhancing knowledge and networking opportunities among students and industry professionals.

Notable members

The Society's leadership includes Omar Haddad (President), Jack Legresley (Vice President, Partnerships), Nesya Ashari (Vice President, Research), Arindum Nayak (Vice President, Operations), Bukola Oloyede (Research Associate), and Liza Poliakova (Event Manager).

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Last reviewed

April 12, 2026

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