CNPLaw is experienced in advising on and assisting our clients in their corporate transactions in Thailand. The firm works with Thai counsels to ensure that our clients meet the regulatory and legal requirements expected of their businesses. We have played a key legal role in helping our clients break into the Thai market and have experienced assisting Thai companies seeking outbound investments. We too have successfully acted for Thai clients in various matters, including a listing on the SGX-ST.
Work Highlights
CNPLaw advises Symphony International Holdings Limited on its acquisition of equity stake in Indo Trans Logistics Corporation
CNPLaw LLP (“CNP”) advised Symphony International Holdings Limited (“Symphony”), a London-listed strategic investment company, on acquiring a significant minority stake in Vietnam-based Indo Trans Logistics Corporation, founded in 2000 as a freight-forwarding company, has since grown to become one of Vietnam’s “national champions” and is the largest independent integrated logistics company with a network spread throughout Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, and Thailand.
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- CNPLaw acted for Globe International Events Consultancy Pte. Ltd. in relation to the sale of its interest in the “RetailEX ASEAN” event to Clarion Events Pte. Ltd.
- CNPLaw Represented International Research Corp PLC before the Court of Appeal – Case Update: International Research Corp PLC v Lufthansa Systems Asia Pacific Pte Ltd and another [2013] SGCA 55
CNPupdates, News and Events
The State of Global Cryptocurrency Regulation: Southeast Asia
Following or in spite of the general downward plunge in cryptocurrency value from the first quarter of 2018, termed by some as the “Great Crypto Crash”, many governments and regulators in various countries around the world have published guidelines or established their respective regulatory frameworks for cryptocurrencies and initial coin offerings. Regulators in Southeast Asian countries have taken a keen interest in the regulation of the cryptocurrency industry, with regulators in Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines and Thailand having issued guidelines and new regulations in recent months.
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- How Initial Coin Offerings (“ICOs”) are regarded or regulated in various countries
- Cryptocurrencies & fintech regulatory update
- Facilitating Cross-Border Capital Raising in ASEAN
- Asia Region Funds Passport
- The Madrid Protocol – How brand owners can protect their trademarks internationally
- Mareva Injunction and the Application for Security for Costs
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