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China Business Law Journal reveals its top performing law firms of 2022

In an eagerly anticipated judgment, the privy council voids the decision of the trustee of Bermuda trust, clarifying the boundaries of the trustee's exercise of its powers

China’s Zhong Lun Law Firm and Carey Olsen advised Chinese chip design company Smarter Micro’s IPO on the Shanghai Stock Exchange STAR Market on 16 May, raising RMB1.5 billion (USD22.16 million)

Dispute expert and director at Bermuda offshore law firm Cox Hallett Wilkinson, Matthew Watson, has relocated to Hong Kong to join Carey Olsen as a partner in the dispute resolution and litigation team

After almost three years as a counsel at Carey Olsen, Hong Kong-based offshore funds lawyer Eason Huang returns as a registered foreign lawyer at Appleby, where he will also split his time with the firm’s Shanghai office as a partner

Carey Olsen’s Singapore team has considered the first reported BVI case on the court’s jurisdiction to determine a just and equitable winding-up application when faced with an arbitration agreement between parties

Cayman companies are required to maintain beneficial ownership information in line with international standards to combat money laundering, tax evasion and terrorist financing

Tax benefits have been known to draw digital asset managers in Singapore to structure their funds in Jersey and the latest developments offer even greater advantages

Carey Olsen has hired funds lawyer Rebecca Lee as an of counsel in its corporate and investment funds team in Singapore

The world has witnessed some major changes to tax laws and reporting requirements, but governments need to ensure their tax systems are simple, fair and reliable

Carey Olsen’s Singapore office has added investment funds specialist Tom Katsaros to its investment funds offering as a consultant, and experienced litigator Helen Wang to its litigation, insolvency and restructuring practice as a counsel

Regulators globally are wrestling with tough questions as to how virtual assets should be regulated