Mr Jimmy Yap audited the course on Indonesian law held at the National University of Singapore

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Mr Jimmy Yap audited the course on Indonesian law held at the National University of Singapore


Published date: 4 May 2020


The Partner Involved: Jimmy Yap.




 

Mr Jimmy Yap, Partner at CNPLaw LLP, has recently audited a course on Indonesia law taught at the Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore (NUS) between January to March 2020. He was presented with a certificate signed by Professor Simon Chesterman, Dean of the Faculty of Law for completing the audit.

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CNPLaw’s Corporate Advisory Lawyer

Jimmy Yap is a Partner at CNPLaw LLP. His main areas of practice for non-contentious work are Indonesia related corporate and commercial matters – such as investment into Indonesia, mergers & acquisitions, joint ventures, and franchising & licensing. In addition, he also focuses on Singapore and Hong Kong IPO-related legal due diligence.

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    Jimmy’s main areas of practice for non-contentious work are Indonesia-related corporate and commercial matters – such as investment into Indonesia, mergers & acquisitions, joint ventures, and franchising & licensing. For contentious matters, his primary focus is on Adjudication (Building and Construction) under the Security of Payment Act, and International Arbitration.


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