Asia Business Law Journal - September/October 2022

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Asia Business Law Journal - September/October 2022

Volume 7, Issue 2

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Highlights:

In this issue

anti-bribery and anti-fraud compliance strategies

Vantage point

Fair & square

In-house lawyers can provide valuable guidance in compliance matters if brought in at the right time

8 November 2022

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Read between the lines

Proceed with caution to avoid risks

16 November 2022

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Head 2 head

An update of NFT law developments

The past year saw crypto art break through to the mainstream, and many lawsuits involving non-fungible tokens making headlines. How are the region’s regulators responding?

30 November 2022

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Lee & Ko aviation specialist transfers to Yoon & Yang

1 November 2022

Korea’s top 100 lawyers 2022

Following an extensive nomination process, Asia Business Law Journal unveils the top performers of South Korea’s legal profession

17 November 2022

Taiwan’s solar-powered fishery project

By Billy MC Chen and Lillian Chen, K&L Gates

28 December 2022

An update of NFT law developments: Taiwan

By Abe Sung and Eddie Hsiung, Lee and Li

30 November 2022

Creating capacity for India’s decarbonisation agenda

By Ramanuj Kumar, Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas

17 November 2022

Keymasters

11 November 2022

BVI and Cayman law issues on loan portfolios and security interests

BVI and Cayman law issues on transfer of loan portfolios and security interests

By Peter Vas, Loeb Smith Attorneys

4 November 2022

Damage controls

Korea takes hard look at creating safe space for cryptocurrency

1 December 2022

Tests for apparent bias in international arbitration

By R Govin and Ang Yong Tong, Gurbani & Co

When doubt arises over an arbitrator’s impartiality, case law provides options to assess the appearance of bias, but some ambiguity may remain

28 October 2022

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