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Credit where credit’s due- Christopher Stephens
ByihcHaving worked as a lawyer in New York for 15 years and Asia for almost 20 before joining Asian Development Bank which focusses on developing jurisdictions, Christopher Stephens tells the In-House Community about the “cultural arrogance” behind assuming that the more longstanding laws are the better ones and will automatically work in areas whose traditions and cultures are disparate. He also talks about how to motivate younger lawyers, revealing that giving them credit for their work has to go beyond remuneration.
M&A Special Report
ByihcOur M&A Special Report launches with an article from Eversheds on ‘The M&A Blueprint: from inception to integration.’ Here Stephen Kitts, Managing Partner – Asia discusses the importance of a team of professionals providing the right “connective tissue” to see a deal through to its conclusion. Huang Jianwen, Partner at King & Wood Mallesons then sheds light on some of the cultural issues that can sometimes vex foreign parties in the context of outbound dealings with China. Christopher Osborne, Partner at Watson Farley & Williams (Thailand) Ltd updates us on changing trends in the M&A landscape in Thailand and Brian Chia, Partner at Wong & Partners explains why Malaysia is poised for an upswing in foreign investment. Peter Kasanda, Legal Director and Michael Strain of Clyde & Co round up our Special Report with their take on how the surge in M&A deals in Africa has come about.
“Not with a bang but a whimper?” The challenges facing BigLaw and how clients may benefit
ByihcNick Seddon, Partner at Beaton Capital, advises on strategies for growth and market entry. Here, he shines a light on the ways in which the legal market is changing. He advises that it’s a buyer’s market as firms either have to ‘go niche’ and specialise or cut costs to stay competitive. He also looks at how BigLaw has given way to NewLaw….
Herbies goes to Shanghai FTZ
ByihcHerbert Smith Freehills is adding local law capabilities in China through a joint operation with Kewei Law Firm.
For unified PPP legislation in Vietnam
ByihcWith the goal of developing a comprehensive and unified legal framework for public-private partnership (PPP) model for infrastructure projects, …
RBI granted powers to act on the resolution of stressed assets
ByihcThe Reserve Bank of India has amended the Framework for Revitalising Distressed Assets in the Economy — Guidelines on Joint Lenders’ Forum and Corrective Action Plan.
