Frank Hoogendijk

Frank is a Senior Associate in the corporate team in Brussels and a dedicated Legal Tech Specialist.
Frank specialises in corporate law, mergers and acquisitions (M&A), venture capital and corporate governance. He is interested in the legal side of technology (e.g. distributed ledger technology, smart contracts and the collaborative economy). Frank supports the use and further roll-out of legal technology in the Belgian office in close collaboration with our international OC Solutions team.
He regularly advises tech start-ups and scale-ups on a broad range of legal issues such as (international) corporate structuring and financing. Frank has been a mentor at Startit@kbc since 2015.
He holds two LL.M. degrees in Corporate Law and Taxation and a Master's degree in Law from the Catholic University in Leuven.
Frank has been affiliated with the Jan Ronse Institute for Corporate and Financial Law since November 2017.
Before joining Osborne Clarke, he worked in a Belgian law firm and an M&A insurance firm in London.
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