Fatma Songoro
Head of Technology, Fintech & Digital Commerce
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Email: fatmasongoro@victoryattorneys.co.tz
Fatma Songoro
Head of Technology, Fintech & Digital Commerce
Fatma is a highly versatile tech and cybersecurity lawyer, driven by a fervour for staying on the cutting edge of both legal and technology. She has unparalleled expertise in areasto areas such as data protection, consumer protection, information privacy, Artificial Intelligence, intellectual property, technology law, dispute resolution, and regulatory compliance. Fatma guides and supports clients in navigating the complex landscapes of emerging technologies, ICT, fintech, e-commerce, hi-tech, and start-ups. Her work spans a wide spectrum, encompassing technology transactions such as cloud computing, compliance, due diligence, impact assessments, and the development of Data Protection and Privacy Policies in strict adherence to relevant laws and guidelines.
Fatma further excels in insurance, Islamic finance, investment, and insolvency. She boastsboast a clientele heavily invested in manufacturing, tourism, finance, pharmaceuticals, gaming, and logistics. She provides strategic guidance on investment projects, demonstrating a deep understanding of the intricacies of thewith local legal environment. In the realm of insurance, Fatma leverages her extensive experience to adeptly handle insurance claims and cases. Fatma’s specialization in insolvency and restructuring encompasses a broad spectrum, from bankruptcy proceedings and debt restructuring to liquidation, creditor-debtor negotiations, and the management of distressed investments. Fatma’s multifaceted expertise positions her as a valuable asset in navigating the complexities of finance, law, and business.
Beyond her legal practice, Fatma is a dedicated researcher delving into policies and governance structures on technology and start-up. Her research efforts are notably concentrated on digital rights, child online protection, ethical use of Artificial Intelligence, internet governance, consumer protection, and the regulatory framework of data protection and privacy. She has worked with several international organisations such as world bank and not-for-profit entities to research and offer training on policies.