Based on research conducted by Asia Business Law Journal, the following are Singapore’s top 100 lawyers (including foreign legal counsel/advisers/consultants practising in Singapore).
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Biographies and contact details, where provided, were written by the lawyers themselves and have not been independently verified.
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Kala Anandarajah Rajah & Tann |
| Key practice areas: Competition & antitrust; trade; employment & benefits; corporate governance |
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Andrew Ang WongPartnership |
| Key practice areas: Corporate/M&A; private equity |
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Patrick Ang Rajah & Tann |
| Key practice areas: Corporate insolvency; corporate restructuring; commercial litigation; banking litigation |
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Bazul Ashhab Oon & Bazul |
| Key practice areas: Commercial litigation & dispute resolution; international commercial arbitration; international trade & finance; fraud & asset recovery; shipping |
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Philip Badge Linklaters |
| Key practice areas: Banking & finance; project finance |
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Arun Balasubramanian Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer |
| Key practice areas: Corporate; M&A; financing; capital markets |
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Deborah Barker KhattarWong |
| Key practice areas: Commercial litigation; international arbitration; contentious trusts and estates; employment law; insolvency and restructuring |
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Jamie Benson Duane Morris |
| Key practice areas: Capital markets; US securities law; commercial law; M&A; corporate law |
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Manoj Bhargava Sidley Austin |
| Key practice areas: Capital markets; global finance; M&A |
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Cavinder Bull Drew & Napier |
| Key practice areas: International commercial arbitration; investor-state arbitration; corporate and commercial litigation; trusts litigation; competition law |
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Samuel Chacko Legis Point |
| Key practice areas: Arbitration; banking; building contracts; commercial disputes; copyright infringement |
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Adrian Pengee Chan Lee & Lee |
| Key practice areas: Corporate M&A; commercial law; corporate governance; capital markets; labour and employment |
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Biswajit Chatterjee Squire Patton Boggs Tel: +65 8157 6204 (Singapore); +971 56 188 1925 (Dubai); +91 8220 333 519 (India) Email: biswajit.chatterjee@squirepb.com |
| Key practice areas: Capital markets; corporate transactional (M&A and PE); corporate commercial; regulatory |
| Biswajit Chatterjee is a corporate partner and serves as co-chair India practice and leads the US securities laws practice focused on India, Southeast Asia and the Middle East. Biswajit, better known as Bis, divides his time between Singapore and Dubai, and works closely with teams across SPB’s global footprint of 54 offices and 1,700 lawyers, making it the 8th-largest global law firm (Amlaw Global 100) and a top 10 global legal practice (Law 360).
Bis focuses on equity and debt capital markets, corporate finance, M&A and PE transactions in Southeast Asia and the Middle East. He has worked across industries, including technology, fintech, energy, financial services, defence, infrastructure, real estate, retail and hospitality clients. He also supports Indian clients and conglomerates growing their global operations on commercial matters, as well as corporate and employment issues. Bis has also worked on a range of regulatory issues, including economic sanctions, government procurement, white-collar investigations, corporate governance issues and other regulatory disputes. Bis is highly ranked by Chambers & Partners, IFLR, Best Lawyers, Legal 500 and other legal directories. Chambers Global has consistently (2010-19) ranked him a highly regarded lawyer and confirm client testimonials that include “very professional and extremely thorough” who is “solution oriented”, “extremely knowledgeable about India and Indian client requirements”, and a “tough negotiator” who offers clients “incredible personal attention”. Under his stewardship SPB has been top-ranked for equity offerings in India by Bloomberg (2018), Thomson Reuters (2018) and Prime Database (2016 – 2018) league tables; and was recognized as India Desk of the Year (2017) by Thomson Reuters IDEX awards; and as International Law Firm of the Year (2019) and International Capital Markets Law Firm of the Year (2017) by Legal Era. Bis has worked on a number of landmark transactions, including on the US$4 billion Government of Indonesia MTN, US$2.3 billion SBI QIP, US$3.4 billion Coal India IPO, US$1.2 billion PFC FPO, US$1.3 billion SBI Life Insurance IPO, US$1.5 billion New India Assurance IPO, US$160 million Fairfax acquisition of Indonesian insurer, US$615 million NALCO OFS, US$250 million PFC OFS, US$1.1 billion Power Grid FPO, and the US$340 million Equitas Finance IPO. Eleven of his transactions have been selected as Deal of the Year transactions in the past four years by India Business Law Journal. |
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Alvin Chia WongPartnership |
| Key practice areas: Project finance; trade finance; acquisition finance; debt restructuring; capital call finance |
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Daniel Chia Morgan Lewis Stamford Tel: +65 6389 3053 Email: daniel.chia@morganlewis.com |
| Key practice areas: Corporate and commercial litigation; white-collar and business-crime defence; international arbitration; construction and professional liability litigation; employment and trade secrets |
| Daniel Chia is a corporate and commercial trial and appellate litigator specializing in matters relating to regulatory, commercial fraud and business crime defence. In addition to appearing as trial or arbitration counsel, he is often lead and co-ordinating counsel managing disputes across jurisdictions. He is regularly retained in professional liability cases where he acts in multiple industries for professionals, consultants and insurers in all matters relating to professional negligence.
Accolades across legal directories recognize that he is “excellent”, “a terrific litigator” who is “able to hold his own against much more senior advocates, including senior counsel” and who implements “top notch” litigation strategies. He has been praised as a partner who is “hands on”, “diligent and has a great work ethic” with “a good mind for commercial litigation”. The Legal 500 additionally recognizes his expertise in “big ticket litigations” and for leading a team that provides an “impeccable service”. |
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Chia Kim Huat Rajah & Tann |
| Key practice areas: Capital markets; M&A |
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Chiew Yu Sarn Yusarn Audrey |
| Key practice areas: Corporate and commercial law; IP |
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Margaret Chin Allen & Gledhill |
| Key practice areas: Capital markets; banking & finance |
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David Chong Shook Lin & Bok |
| Key practice areas: Corporate & commercial; M&A; technology, media & telecommunications |
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Nicholas Chong Dentons Rodyk & Davidson |
| Key practice areas: Corporate; finance; capital markets; REITs; M&A |
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Danny Chua JTJB Lawyers |
| Key practice areas: Shipping & admiralty; commercial dispute resolution; international arbitration |
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Suresh Divyanathan Oon & Bazul |
| Key practice areas: International commercial arbitration; complex cross-border litigation; domestic civil & commercial litigation; fraud & asset recovery; oil & gas |
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Rajeev Duggal Skadden Arps |
| Key practice areas: M&A; corporate finance; financial institutions |
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Sandy Foo Rajah & Tann |
| Key practice areas: M&A; corporate commercial; capital markets; projects & energy |
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Gwendolyn Gn Shook Lin & Bok |
| Key practice areas: Capital markets; M&A; corporate commercial; corporate governance; regional |
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Matthew Gorman Reed Smith |
| Key practice areas: M&A; private equity & venture capital; joint ventures; energy & natural resources; fintech |
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Rajiv Gupta Latham & Watkins |
| Key practice areas: Equity capital markets; debt capital markets; M&A; private equity; equity derivatives |
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Rahul Guptan Clifford Chance |
| Key practice areas: Securities; corporate law |
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Azmul Haque Collyer Law Tel: +65 6727 4664 Email: azmul.haque@collyerlaw.com |
| Key practice areas: Cross-border corporate transactions; acquisitions and divestitures; joint ventures and strategic alliances; public and private equity; venture and angel financing |
| With over 18 years in private practice at leading law-firms in three countries, Azmul Haque has developed particular expertise in complex, cross-border corporate transactions (acquisitions and divestitures, joint ventures and strategic alliances, public and private equity, venture and angel financing), commercial contracts (outsourcing, franchising and licensing, etc.) and regulatory matters in a range of areas that impact business – whether for startups or billion-dollar enterprises.
Azmul has worked extensively with multinational companies and Asian corporations, family-owned businesses and high-net worth individuals across Asia. He has represented these clients on corporate transactions, commercial contracts and regulatory matters in several jurisdictions in Asia, particularly in India, Singapore, ASEAN and other developed and emerging market countries in APAC. He has lived and worked in Mumbai, Singapore and London. Azmul focuses on clients in emerging technology such as fintech, healthtech, adtech, big data, IoT, blockchain, internet & e-commerce, in addition to more traditional industries such as hotels & leisure, media & entertainment, pharma & healthcare, real estate, and telecommunications. Azmul is ranked and recommended by several legal industry directories including Chambers Asia, Asia-Pacific Legal 500 and Global Law Experts, including: October 2016, ranked a “Top 40 Under 40” lawyer by Asian Legal Business; September 2018, ranked in the “A-List 2018 Singapore’s Top 100 Lawyers” by Asia Business Law Journal. Azmul also founded FirstCOUNSEL, an online LegalTech service offering on-demand legal support to entrepreneurs, startups and small and medium-sized businesses. Our mission is to help the early-stage economy by making access to legal support easier, tailored and more affordable using technology to redefine how these services are delivered. Azmul is qualified and admitted to practice law in three jurisdictions: England, India and Singapore. Azmul can speak English, Hindi, Bengali and un petit peu French. Education:
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Blossom Hing Drew & Napier |
| Key practice areas: Arbitration (domestic and international); corporate and commercial litigation; corporate restructuring & workouts; derivative actions; shareholder disputes |
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Dayne Ho Shook Lin & Bok |
| Key practice areas: Corporate; equity capital markets; financial services regulatory; M&A; private equity |
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Petrus Huang Drew & Napier |
| Key practice areas: Investment funds; private equity; capital markets |
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Mark Hudspeth Allen & Gledhill |
| Key practice areas: Banking & finance |
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Sheena Jacob JurisAsia |
| Key practice areas: IP; data protection and privacy; dispute resolution; tech, life sciences |
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Philip Jeyaretnam Dentons Rodyk Davidson |
| Key practice areas: Arbitration; commercial litigation; employment disputes; financial services litigation; IP |
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Sushma Jobanputra Jones Day |
| Key practice areas: Structured finance; acquisition finance; trade finance; debt restructuring; M&A |
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Stephanie Keen Hogan Lovells Lee & Lee |
| Key practice areas: M&A; private equity and buy-outs; corporate and commercial; joint ventures; employment |
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Christopher Koh Allen & Gledhill |
| Key practice areas: M&A; private equity |
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Jerry Koh Allen & Gledhill |
| Key practice areas: Banking & finance; capital markets; corporate regulatory & compliance; investment funds; M&A |
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Kok Chee Wai Allen & Gledhill |
| Key practice areas: Banking & finance; energy infrastructure & projects |
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Kong Man Er Drew & Napier |
| Key practice areas: Litigation; arbitration; banking & finance; financial services regulation; corporate investigations |
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Edmund Kronenburg Braddell Brothers Tel: +65 6499 9490 Email: ej.kronenburg@braddellbrothers.com |
| Key practice areas: Commercial litigation & arbitration; injunctions & emergency/interim relief; medical negligence and misconduct; complex/cross-border matrimonial litigation; employment disputes |
| Edmund Kronenburg is the managing partner of Braddell Brothers LLP, Singapore’s second-oldest independent law practice, founded in 1883. He is admitted as an advocate & solicitor (Singapore) and solicitor (England & Wales).
Edmund has over 22 years’ experience in dispute resolution, litigation and arbitration, regularly appearing as counsel before the Singapore courts and in international arbitrations. His diverse practice includes commercial and corporate disputes, breach of confidence, defamation, energy and natural resources, media and telecommunications, as well as preemptive relief and injunctions (including Worldwide Mareva/freezing injunctions of over US$1 billion in combined value). Besides his commercial disputes practice, Edmund also represents the Singapore Medical Council in medical disciplinary hearings, and private clients in medical negligence lawsuits before the Singapore courts; these include some landmark decisions of the Singapore Court of Appeal and the Court of Three Judges. Edmund is an honorary legal adviser to the Academy of Medicine, Singapore and a teaching-faculty member of the Singapore Medical Association’s CMEP. He has lectured on medical negligence at DUKE-NUS Medical School annually since 2009, in addition to teaching trial advocacy and cross-examination at the NUS Law Faculty since 1998. Edmund also actively sits as an arbitrator, and has conducted arbitrations seated in Singapore, Hong Kong, Indonesia and Vietnam, as sole arbitrator, tribunal chairman/ presiding arbitrator and tribunal member. He is a Fellow of the CIArb, SIArb, MIArb, HKIArb, AMINZ and PIArb. Who’s Who Legal has described Edmund as “one of Singapore’s highest-regarded litigators and arbitration counsel”. Chambers & Partners report that “market sources” regard Edmund as a “master strategist [who] strikes the right balance between being aggressive and going towards mediation and trying to settle. The qualities you’d want in a good litigator – attention to detail and commitment – are played out extremely well … He receives praise from clients for his ‘no-nonsense’ and ‘focused’ approach.” The Legal 500 has variously described Edmund as being “aggressive”, “articulate”, “good strategist and communicator”, “trusted confidant” and “best in class”. Edmund is also regarded as a “market-leading lawyer” by Asialaw and a “dispute resolution star” by Benchmark Litigation. |
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Julian Kwek Drew & Napier |
| Key practice areas: Cross-border M&A; joint ventures; private equity; debt workouts; corporate restructuring |
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Ashok Lalwani Baker McKenzie |
| Key practice areas: International and domestic capital markets; corporate/M&A; corporate governance |
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Lam Shiao Ning Oon & Bazul |
| Key practice areas: M&A; capital markets; corporate commercial; corporate governance; securities regulation |
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Lee Eng Beng Rajah & Tann |
| Key practice areas: Commercial litigation and arbitration; corporate and joint venture disputes restructuring, insolvency and banking disputes; property, trust and probate disputes; construction and infrastructure disputes |
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Lee Suet-Fern Morgan Lewis Stamford |
| Key practice areas: Company and commercial law; corporate law; banking, finance and securities law |
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Liew Kai Zee Shook Lin & Bok |
| Key practice areas: Banking & finance |
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Andrew Lim Allen & Gledhill |
| Key practice areas: Corporate regulatory & compliance; M&A; private equity |
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Angela Lim Rajah & Tann |
| Key practice areas: Banking & finance; project finance |
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Christy Lim WongPartnership |
| Key practice areas: Acquisition financing; leveraged financing; real estate/development financing; debt restructuring; project financing |
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Lim Mei Allen & Gledhill |
| Key practice areas: Capital markets; M&A |
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Ralph Lim OC Queen Street |
| Key practice areas: Corporate; M&A |
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Stanley Lim Shook Lin & Bok |
| Key practice areas: Banking & finance |
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Lock Yin Mei Allen & Overy |
| Key practice areas: Capital markets; M&A |
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Lok Vi Ming LVM Law Chambers |
| Key practice areas: Arbitration |
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Craig Loveless Norton Rose Fulbright |
| Key practice areas: Cross-border M&A; equity capital markets |
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Low Kah Keong WongPartnership |
| Key practice areas: Corporate/M&A; asset management & funds |
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Leon Low Asia Practice |
| Key practice areas: Banking & finance; corporate law |
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Andrew Martin Baker McKenzie Wong & Leow |
| Key practice areas: Corporate/M&A; joint ventures & strategic alliances; private equity; compliance & investigations; antitrust & competition |
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Gladys Mirandah Mirandah Asia |
| Key practice areas: IP; patents |
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Chris Moore Allen & Overy |
| Key practice areas: M&A; corporate |
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Ng Eng Leng Dentons Rodyk & Davidson |
| Key practice areas: Public M&A; private M&A; private equity; corporate commercial; cross-border M&A |
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Ng Wai King WongPartnership |
| Key practice areas: Corporate/M&A; private equity |
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Oon Thian Seng Oon & Bazul |
| Key practice areas: Shipping; international trade; insurance; corporate; oil & gas |
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K Murali Pany JTJB Lawyers |
| Key practice areas: Shipping & admiralty; commercial dispute resolution; international arbitration |
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Jai Pathak Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher |
| Key practice areas: M&A; takeovers; dispositions; privatizations; joint ventures |
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Tom Platts Stephenson Harwood |
| Key practice areas: Capital markets; cross-border M&A, strategic joint ventures; corporate restructurings |
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Pok Eu Jin Shook Lin & Bok |
| Key practice areas: Banking & finance; debt capital markets |
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Gary Pryke Drew & Napier |
| Key practice areas: Banking & finance; capital markets; corporate/M&A; employment; financial services |
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Mahesh Rai Drew & Napier |
| Key practice areas: International arbitration; commercial litigation; construction & engineering; energy & infrastructure; telecommunications & IT |
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Sunil Rai Dentons Rodyk & Davidson |
| Key practice areas: Cross-border M&A; corporate advisory; joint ventures and strategic alliances; TMT; private equity and venture capital |
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Chelva Retnam Rajah Tan Rajah & Cheah |
| Key practice areas: Litigation; arbitration; commercial disputes; property; insolvency |
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Krishna Ramachandra Duane Morris & Selvam |
| Key practice areas: Corporate and M&A; fintech including blockchain technology; capital markets; TMT; private equity & venture capital |
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Mohammed Reza Simmons & Simmons Tel: +65 6831 5582 Email: mohammed.reza@simmons-simmons.com |
| Key practice areas: Commercial and financial litigation; employment; restructuring, insolvency and banking disputes; financial institutions regulatory and compliance |
| Reza is a commercial dispute resolution specialist with extensive experience in complex commercial and banking disputes. Much of Reza’s work is international in scope and he advises clients across a range of commercial issues, both contentious and non-contentious. He also advises on the full range of employment law issues, including reorganization and restructuring, and employee relations challenges.
Reza has been described by legal directories and clients as “absolutely first rate” and having “extraordinary intellectual energy”, and is “noted for his expertise on multijurisdictional financial and funds disputes”. He was also recognized in the Asia Business Law Journal’s inaugural listing of ‘Singapore’s Top 100 Lawyers’. |
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Kayal Sachi Mayer Brown |
| Key practice areas: Banking & finance |
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Manoj Pillay Sandrasegara WongPartnership |
| Key practice areas: Distressed investing; debtor-led restructurings; special situation financings; cross-border restructurings; asset tracing litigation |
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Marilyn See Shook Lin & Bok |
| Key practice areas: Debt capital markets; banking & finance |
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Steven Seow Allen & Gledhill |
| Key practice areas: M&A; private equity; employment |
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Matthew Sheridan Sidley Austin Email: msheridan@sidley.com Tel: +65 6230 3928 (Singapore); +852 2901 3886 (Hong Kong) |
| Key practice areas: Capital markets; global finance; M&A |
| Matthew Sheridan is the managing partner of Sidley’s Singapore office and a member of the firm’s executive committee. He is the global co-head of the capital markets practice and works from the firm’s Singapore and Hong Kong offices.
Matt represents underwriters and issuers, including corporate enterprises, financial institutions, governments and governmental entities in connection with corporate financings through global offerings of debt and equity securities, as well as mergers and acquisitions and corporate and distressed restructurings. He advises clients throughout the Asia-Pacific region, including Indonesia, mainland China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, India, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines and Vietnam. His experience includes transactions involving a broad range of sectors, including real estate, telecommunications, financial institutions, technology, transportation, metals, mining, forest products, consumer products, power and oil and gas. Matt has been recognized as a leading lawyer by numerous publications, including Legal 500 Asia-Pacific, Chambers Global, Chambers Asia-Pacific, Asia Business Law Journal, International Financial Law Review’s IFLR 1000, Asia Law & Practice’s Asialaw Leading Lawyers, The Asian Lawyer, PLC Which Lawyer and Who’s Who Legal. Matt was recognized in the 2018 A-List of Singapore’s Top 100 Lawyers by Asia Business Law Journal and was named a “Real Estate All Star Lawyer” for his representation of real estate clients across a broad range of financing transactions by The Asian Lawyer, a sister publication of The American Lawyer, in 2014. The 2019 edition of Chambers Asia-Pacific described Matt as “a respected capital markets practitioner, who regularly acts on complex debt and equity securities … he comes with a wealth of experience and leadership in numerous high-yield bond issues. His knowledge and advice are invaluable and represents both issuers and underwriters across Southeast Asia and is particularly active in Indonesia.” The 2016 edition of the book praised Matt as “a terrific lawyer who knows the law inside out”. Matt is a graduate of Monash University. He is admitted in New York and is registered as Foreign Lawyer in Singapore and Hong Kong. |
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Nish Shetty Clifford Chance |
| Key practice areas: Commercial litigation; arbitration; restructuring and insolvency; regulatory investigations; dispute resolution for India |
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Davinder Singh Davinder Singh Chambers |
| Key practice areas: Dispute resolution; civil litigation; commercial litigation; international arbitration restructuring and insolvency |
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Sarjit Singh Gill Shook Lin & Bok |
| Key practice areas: International arbitration; litigation & dispute resolution; restructuring & insolvency |
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Song Su-Min Allen & Gledhill |
| Key practice areas: M&A; private equity |
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John Sze JTJB Lawyers |
| Key practice areas: Maritime litigation; international arbitration; commercial dispute resolution; international trade; corporate restructuring & insolvency |
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Louise Tan Lee & Lee |
| Key practice areas: Banking |
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Tan Min-Li CNPLaw Tel: +65 6349 8706 Email: mltan@cnplaw.com |
| Key practice areas: Corporate finance; securities and capital market; M&A |
| Tan Min-Li’s principal areas of expertise are in corporate and financial services with particular emphasis on corporate finance, securities and capital markets, mergers and acquisitions and infrastructure projects in Singapore and the region.
Min-Li has considerable experience in the areas of initial public offerings, regional investments, corporate restructuring, cross-border joint ventures and mergers and acquisitions in the region. She regularly advises on Singapore Exchange compliance and corporate governance issues. Major clients of Min-Li’s include listed foreign and local companies and financial institutions. Min-Li is recognised in The Best Lawyers Singapore for Corporate Law and M&A and has been ranked since the 2014/2015 edition. She is also recognized as Singapore’s Top 100 private practice lawyers in 2019 by Asia Business Law Journal. She is recommended as leading lawyer for Capital Markets in IFLR1000 2019, has been named an AsiaLaw Profiles Leading Lawyer in the area of Corporate M&A for the past 10 consecutive years, a recommended lawyer for Capital Markets in Legal 500 Asia-Pacific 2019 and was ranked in Chambers and Partners Global 2019. She is also a regular presenter at seminars in Singapore and the region on initial public offerings, mergers & acquisitions and corporate governance issues. Min-Li of CNPLaw is praised for her work on ECM listings. A client comments in Chambers and Partners Global 2019: “She’s always willing to assist, very quick and thorough. She does the work very well.” A client in Legal 500 Asia Pacific 2019 comments that Min-Li is “professional and always provides value added advice”. |
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Timothy Tan DLA Piper |
| Key practice areas: Banking & leveraged finance; special situations investments; restructuring & insolvency |
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Tan Tze Gay Allen & Gledhill |
| Key practice areas: Capital markets; corporate regulatory and compliance |
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Shirin Tang Morrison & Foerster |
| Key practice areas: Cross-border M&A; private equity; corporate; real estate; technology |
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Lorraine Tay Bird & Bird ATMD |
| Key practice areas: Commercialization of IP; brand management and exploitation; franchising and licensing; designs; patents |
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Abraham Vergis Providence Law Asia |
| Key practice areas: International arbitration; corporate and commercial litigation; corporate insolvency and restructuring; private wealth litigation; con-struction litigation |
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Evelyn Wee Rajah & Tann |
| Key practice areas: Capital markets; M&A; private equity |
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Kelvin Wong Allen & Gledhill |
| Key practice areas: Energy and infrastructure projects; corporate and commercial; construction and engineering |
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Ronald JJ Wong Covenant Chambers Tel: +65 6635 8723 / +65 9323 9205 Email: ronald.wong@covenantchambers.com |
| Key practice areas: Commercial litigation & arbitration; technology, fintech & IP advisory & disputes; corporate insolvency, restructuring & deals; financial regulations & regulatory advice; employment law advice & disputes |
| Ronald JJ Wong believes that lawyering is about serving people to bring justice, well-being and peace. Formerly from a big four firm, he handles commercial disputes and advises on transactions.
He has advised and represented institutional and individual clients in a broad range of disputes including international multimillion-dollar investment claims, corporate shareholder disputes, construction disputes, employment disputes, insolvency-related claims, and competition law litigation. He also advises corporations and startups alike on commercial transactions, investments, acquisitions and legal issues arising from innovative technology, including artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain, token sales, data management, intellectual property, and digital payments. He has been lauded “as very sound, very calm, very clever and a great advocate”. Recently, he was attached to South Square Chambers, a leading set of English commercial and insolvency law barristers in London. He also advocates for social justice and acts pro bono for marginalized persons. More information can be found here. |
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Susan Wong WongPartnership |
| Key practice areas: Banking & finance |
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Francis Xavier Rajah & Tann |
| Key practice areas: Cross-border commercial litigation; international commercial and treaty arbitration; banking, finance and investment dispute; construc-tion disputes; aviation |
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Audrey Yap Su Ming Yusarn Audrey |
| Key practice areas: IP; commercial law |
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Alvin Yeo WongPartnership |
| Key practice areas: Arbitration; litigation & dispute resolution |
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Tony Yeo Drew & Napier |
| Key practice areas: Corporate & commercial litigation; defamation; healthcare & life sciences; IP prosecution and IP litigation (copyright, patent & trademark litigation); SICC expertise |
