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South-East Asia (SEA)

M&A
Valued at €6.7 billion, the deal marks a major milestone for TPG Climate Rise, representing its largest investment to date
IFLR’s legal benchmarking title reveals its latest rankings for Southeast and Eastern Asia, including the new financial services regulatory category in Singapore
ESG
Daniel Yong and Shashi Nathan delve into the opportunities ESG has brought for the firm, as well as growing client demand in wealth management and AI
The first of five global awards took place in Hong Kong to celebrate legal innovation across the Asia-Pacific region
The full list of finalists for the IFLR Asia-Pacific Awards 2024
Crypto service providers need to weigh the regulatory pros and cons each jurisdiction offers
Managing partner Craig Luton will lead the firm's new office, advising fund managers across Asia on Cayman Islands and BVI funds
The chief sustainability officer of the Philippines' largest telecoms company discusses its ESG strategy
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  • Sponsored by Baker McKenzie
    Baker McKenzie and Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas lawyers discuss dispute resolution and investment strategies amid protectionist regimes for businesses post Covid-19
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    As Covid-19 continues to wreak havoc around the globe, its devastating impact on Thailand's economy is becoming increasingly apparent. With its borders closed to international travelers for the foreseeable future, Thailand's tourism industry, whose revenues account for more than 15% of the country's total GDP, has been largely decimated. Businesses heavily reliant on tourism have closed their doors in the thousands – and many companies who were already experiencing financial difficulties pre-Covid-19 have now been pushed over the edge into insolvency.
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    The Singapore Court of Appeal considers the treatment of a winding-up application where the parties have agreed to refer disputes to arbitration
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