CNPLaw LLP (CNP) is pleased to announce that the firm is once again ranked and recognised in the International Financial Law Review 1000 (IFLR1000) for Y2023-Y2024 for various practice areas, namely, Banking and Finance, Capital Markets -Debt, Capital Markets -Equity, Investment Funds, M&A, Project Development and Restructuring and Insolvency.
CNP’s Managing Partner, Ms Lisa Theng had this to say about the firm’s rankings: “We are delighted once again to receive recognition from IFLR1000, alongside other prominent financial and corporate law firms in Singapore. We extend our heartfelt congratulations to the outstanding individuals who have been acknowledged by IFLR1000 this year: Pradeep Singh, Bill Jamieson, Tan Min-Li, Ken Chia, Wong Pei-Ling, Ge Xiaomeng and Hazel-Ho Tsastsina.
We are thrilled that our Partners Ms Wong Pei-Ling and Ms Ge Xiaomeng have been named as Rising Star: Partner for Capital Markets and M&A and Rising Star: Partner for M&A respectively and would like to thank IFLR 1000 for the recognitions.”
The lawyers received the following recognitions by IFLR1000:
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- Mr Pradeep Kumar Singh: Highly Regarded for Capital Markets
- Ms Tan Min-Li: Highly Regarded for Capital Markets
- Mr Bill Jamieson: Highly Regarded for Investment Funds
- Mr Ken Chia: Notable Practitioner for Corporate and M&A
- Ms Hazel Ho-Tsastsina: Notable Practitioner for Corporate and M&A
- Ms Wong Pei-Ling: Rising Star Partner for Capital Markets and M&A
- Ms Ge Xiaomeng: Rising Star Partner for M&A
ABOUT IFLR1000
The IFLR1000 ranks law firms based on three key criteria – transactional evidence, peer feedback, and client feedback. In doing so, the IFLR1000 provides a guide to the world’s leading financial and corporate law firms and lawyers.
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