Tag: Dechert
K&L Gates appoints corporate and M&A partner in Hong Kong
Dechert’s former China practice head Wang Yang joins K&L Gates in Hong Kong as a partner
Dechert hires two partners, including ex-Milbank Seoul MP
Dechert appoints two partners from Milbank – David Cho, ex-managing partner of the Seoul office, and special counsel Min Kim
Dechert’s finance, disputes talent jumps to Hogan Lovells
Hogan Lovells has hired Dechert partners Michael Wong and Maria Sit from its closing Hong Kong office
Rolling with the punches
The foreign firms that have overcome adversity and emerged as go-to choices for India legal matters
Eversheds Sutherland considers ceasing Beijing operations
Eversheds Sutherland is deliberating on closing the Beijing office, but its co-operation deal with King & Wood Mallesons (KWM) will remain unchanged
Dechert first US law firm set to exit China market in 2024
Dechert has confirmed to China Business Law Journal that it will join the American law firm exodus
Dentons adds corporate specialist in Hong Kong
Dentons adds former Dechert’s partner Stephen Chan to its corporate practice in Hong Kong
Five firms assist on Egypt issuing Africa’s first panda bond
Fangda Partners, Dechert, JunHe, and White & Case advised on Africa's first panda bond, opening doors to the Chinese market for other countries in the region
Full speed ahead
India Business Law Journal is pleased to present its selection of the top 15 foreign law firms for India-related work
Dechert’s new Hong Kong managing partner expects increase in disputes
Dechert appoints litigation and regulatory enforcement lawyer, Maria Sit, as the Hong Kong office’s managing partner, filling a position that was vacant since former head David Cho left
OCBC’s arm sells in-house feeder fund platform
Dechert advised Bank of Singapore, the private banking arm of OCBC Bank, on the sale of its in-house private market feeder fund platform to global fintech Institutional Capital Network (iCapital)
The A-List: Top offshore lawyers 2022
Offshore financial centres worldwide have made relentless efforts to attract foreign business, and outward-looking Asian companies have responded to this demand by setting up overseas entities. However, finding the right legal team is daunting
