Date Published: 4 May 2020
Presented by Bill Jamieson, Greg Buxton and Manu Bhaskaran.
On Thursday, April 30, 2020, Bill Jamieson from CNPLaw and Greg Buxton from Winkler Partners in Taiwan, held an INTERLAW LIVE webinar on “The New Economic Normal? Assessing the Immediate and Longer-term Prospects for Asian Economies Post COVID-19”. They were joined by eminent economist Manu Bhaskaran at Centennial Asia Advisors Pte Ltd in Singapore to discuss the key considerations facing Asian economies as a result of the current crisis.
View a recording of the webinar below
Disclaimer: This update is provided to you for general information and should not be relied upon as legal advice.
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Bill is an English lawyer who is also registered to practise Singapore law and he is recognised by professional and commercial publications. According to Chambers and Partners, Bill is “experienced in providing regulatory advice and drafting fund documentation.” For 2020, investment funds, IFLR1000 has rated him as “Highly Regarded” and Asialaw Leading Lawyers has ranked him as a “Distinguished practitioner”. Bill is also recommended by The Legal 500 Asia Pacific 2020 for the Investment Funds practice.
Companies periodically assess and deliberate ways to improve their financial results, and one way of achieving this may be through a successful corporate restructuring exercise, undertaken pursuant to the applicable laws.
A corporate restructuring exercise may involve the acquisition, disposal, consolidation or amalgamation of assets or shares. Other reasons that may compel a company to restructure may be to prepare the company for a sale, merger or management buyout. In almost all cases, legal and financial reasons will dictate the approach and outcome.
By leveraging on our corporate and insolvency law practices within the firm, we aim to help clients achieve their restructuring objectives by offering strategic advance planning, assessing the possible business outcomes and legal restrictions, and managing the interests of the stakeholders involved, namely the shareholders, creditors, customers, and employees.
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