Tatiana is a Greek‑qualified lawyer and currently serves as General Counsel, advising on complex financial, regulatory, and transactional matters at the intersection of banking, markets, and emerging technologies. Her work spans credit institutions and leading companies in the energy, finance, infrastructure, and hospitality sectors, where she guides clients through debt finance, FinTech regulation, project finance, and structured finance transactions.

Her practice is rooted in a deep understanding of how capital, regulation, and institutional frameworks shape economic life in Greece. She has advised on cross‑border financings, derivative swaps, collateral structures, and securitizations, and has led due diligence processes for high‑stakes transactions involving multiple jurisdictions and regulatory regimes.

Tatiana’s career has also extended into public service. As a policy advisor within the ministerial cabinet of the Greek Government, she contributed to legislative and institutional initiatives, gaining firsthand insight into how law, governance, and economic policy interact. This experience continues to inform her approach to legal strategy and institutional reform.

Alongside her in‑house role, Tatiana maintains an independent legal practice, supporting clients who require tailored, high‑level counsel on commercial, financial, and regulatory matters. Her independent work reflects her commitment to accessibility, modernization, and the evolution of the legal profession.

In 2025, she ran as a legal representative for the Athens Bar Association, advocating for transparency, gender pay equality, and the digital transformation of legal institutions.

Tatiana earned her undergraduate law degree in the United Kingdom and holds an LL.M with Honours from UC Berkeley School of Law, completed alongside a joint MBA curriculum at the Haas School of Business. Her academic path reflects her interdisciplinary approach: rigorous legal training combined with strategic, economic, and organizational insight.