Kathryn Wynn
Partner
Kathryn advises on all aspects of data protection and privacy, including data sharing and marketing, the data protection implications of using electronic media, website compliance and social media, transborder data flows and data protection issues in mergers, acquisitions and re-structuring, with particular focus on Financial services and the Fintech sector.
Kathryn's experience
-
Advised the seller of The Centre, Livingston which is one of Scotland’s largest shopping centres with over 160 retail units. The real estate team acquired the property as an investment for this client in 2014.
- United Kingdom
- Retail & Consumer
-
Advising Pomvom on the UK and EU data protection issues associated with the use of facial recognition technology (FRT) in theme parks to allow visitors to purchase via an App the pictures taken of them on rides (replacing the traditional photo booth).
- United Kingdom
- Technology & Digital Markets
-
Advising Pomvom on the UK and EU data protection issues associated with the use of facial recognition technology (FRT) in theme parks to allow visitors to purchase via an App the pictures taken of them on rides (replacing the traditional photo booth).
- Cross-border
- Technology, Science & Industry
-
Advising Clean Growth Investment Management LLP on a new £40 million Clean Growth Fund, which provides venture capital for early-stage clean growth technology start-ups; pioneering carbon emission reductions in power and energy, building, transport, industry and waste.
- £40m
- United Kingdom
- Financial Services
-
Advised Pomvom UK Limited, a specialist in facial recognition software, on its strategic investment in and acquisition of the business and certain assets of the Picsolve Group, an international provider of imagery capture, distribution platforms and retailing solutions for the leisure, theme park and tourist industries.
- £362k
- Cross-border
- Technology, Science & Industry
-
Advised Sage on its $23 million minority investment in Brightpearl Limited. The investment comprises a mixture of new shares and acquisition from existing shareholders in which other key investors also participated adding an additional $10 million. The investment makes Sage one of the key investors in Brightpearl and dovetails with a strategic partnership agreement between Sage and Brightpearl to invest in and develop cloud based retail software applications with particular focus on the US market.
- $33m
- Cross-border
- Technology, Science & Industry
Credentials
-
2010Joined Pinsent Masons
-
2008Qualified - England and Wales
-
2006BT Global Services, Secondee
-
2006Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP, Associate
-
2004Dundas & Wilson CS (now CMS Cameron McKenna LLP), Legal Assistant in Technology team
-
2003Qualified - Scotland
-
2003Renouf & Co (Brussels), Secondee
-
2001Glasgow Graduate School of Law – Diploma in Legal Practice
-
2001McGrigor Donald, Solicitor
-
2000University of Glasgow – LLB Law with French Language (Hons)
-
1999Universite de Savoie – Diploma of French Law Studies
Out-Law / Insight by Kathryn Wynn
People who viewed Kathryn Wynn also viewed
Show me all
Désirée Fields
Legal Director
Désirée advises on worldwide trade mark and design portfolio management, international prosecution and clearance, enforcement, exploitation and commercialisation of trade marks and designs.
Dinesh Banani
Partner
Dinesh is our Head of US Securities and has been guiding corporates and investment banks through equity and debt capital markets transactions in the UK, Europe, Middle East, Africa and Asia for the last 20 years.
David Barker
Global Sector Head for Technology, Science and Industry
David is our Sector Head for Technology, Science and Industry and leads our global offering to clients in these sectors. He is recognised as a market leader in technology and privacy litigation, having acted in some of the most complex and groundbreaking litigation in the tech space.
David Doogan
Partner
David acts for Lenders and Borrowers and specialises in the finance aspects of a wide variety of corporate transactions including corporate lending (secured and unsecured), property finance transactions (both investment and development), acquisition finance and leveraged transactions, corporate reorganisations and receivables financing transactions.