Tag: Indonesian Corporate Counsel Association
JILA appoints Satoshi Shinkuma as new head, boosts visibility
The Japan In-house Lawyers Association (JILA) has appointed Satoshi Shinkuma as its new president, succeeding Hideyuki Sakamoto
A unifying force
From pandemic disruption to regional expansion, Arlene Lapuz-Ureta talks to Sheryl Ubana about uniting Asia-Pacific in-house counsel
APCCA names new secretary-general at Bali conference
APCCA secretary-general-elect, Seradesy Sumardi, delivers her remarks at the Indonesian In-House Counsel Summit and Awards 2025 in Bali.
Everything possible
Seradesy Sumardi redefined boundaries as the first woman elected president of the Indonesian Corporate Counsel Association
Over 2,000 attend APAC Legal Congress 2025
The Asia Pacific (APAC) Legal Congress 2025 welcomed more than 2,000 legal professionals from across the region on 3-4 April at One Farrer Hotel in Singapore
Indonesian counsel gain insight on navigating arbitration
About 100 in-house counsel and legal experts gained knowledge from the Indonesian Corporate Counsel Association
ICCA and SCCA explore partnership
ICCA's Randi Ikhlas Sardoni and Amrie Hakim recently visited the Singapore Corporate Counsel Association secretariat
Strength in numbers
The alliances among associations dedicated to the growth and development of corporate counsel in Asia seem to have become a numbers game
ICCA, ICC shed light on arbitration for Indonesian companies
Concerns that Indonesian businesses face in domestic and international arbitration was the focus of a seminar hosted by the Indonesian Corporate Counsel Association (ICCA) and the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) International Court of Arbitration
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Japan outbound investment guide
Japanese corporates have been actively turning to the overseas M&A market for expanding their business and enhancing capital efficiency
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A tale of three seats
For Marco Chung, group head of legal at CITIC Securities International, the choice for arbitration seat in China-related disputes is clear
