Almost two decades from the first introduction of the concept of environmental, social and governance (ESG), ESG issues have now become one of the core values of not only project owners, but also financial institutions across the globe. In considering, whether to finance the development of a project, financial institutions normally scrutinize a project from various perspectives to ensure the project’s viability and, if required, impose measures to be implemented by the project in order to minimize the negative impacts of the project on the surrounding environment. In this connection, it is helpful that financial institutions have internationally recognized guidelines to refer to.
Digital transformation has emerged as a key focus for corporations across the Asia Pacific region, particularly as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, which has accelerated the trend. And many of the technologies that have gained prominence in the past two years are likely here to stay.
In 2021, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX) had a robust year, with over 90 listings raising over $318 billion Hong Kong dollars. Shanghai Stock exchange also supported a large volume of new listings on the SSE STAR Market and significant deals on the STAR Market and Main Board. Many new economy companies have looked to Hong Kong and China as the most preferred listing destination for Chinese companies.
Litigators are valued for their ability to solve complex problems and adapt quickly to changing circumstances. As the second edition of the ALB Asia's Top 15 Litigators shows, these attributes have never been more valuable, particularly in the shadow of the COVID pandemic.
RPC as a firm has a well-established, internationally focused Corporate team comprising home-grown RPC lawyers and lateral hires from leading corporate firms.
In today’s fast-paced digital environment, legal teams face increasing pressure to streamline processes, cut costs, and enhance efficiency. Leading legal teams are looking to technology to help meet these challenges – and those who adopt solutions purpose built for arbitration early in the dispute lifecycle can gain an advantage and maximise the value of their solution.
Even as the regional economy recovers from the pandemic, the risk of disputes remains a major concern with issues emerging from supply chain disruptions, digital transformation, evolving ESG considerations and other factors. Having the best litigators on your side is thus critical, and the ALB Top 15 North Asia Litigators ranking spotlights some of the leading practitioners in Hong Kong, Japan, and Korea.
Equator Principles: The Gold Standard in Sustainable Project Finance
Almost two decades from the first introduction of the concept of environmental, social and governance (ESG), ESG issues have now become one of the core values of not only project owners, but also financial institutions across the globe. In considering, whether to finance the development of a project, financial institutions normally scrutinize a project from various perspectives to ensure the project’s viability and, if required, impose measures to be implemented by the project in order to minimize the negative impacts of the project on the surrounding environment. In this connection, it is helpful that financial institutions have internationally recognized guidelines to refer to.
Digital Transformation Brings Opportunities, Challenges
Digital transformation has emerged as a key focus for corporations across the Asia Pacific region, particularly as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, which has accelerated the trend. And many of the technologies that have gained prominence in the past two years are likely here to stay.
Expert Insights: 2022 IPO Outlook in the Greater China region (ZH/EN)
In 2021, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX) had a robust year, with over 90 listings raising over $318 billion Hong Kong dollars. Shanghai Stock exchange also supported a large volume of new listings on the SSE STAR Market and significant deals on the STAR Market and Main Board. Many new economy companies have looked to Hong Kong and China as the most preferred listing destination for Chinese companies.
A conversation with Tony DongWook Kang, one of ALB Asia Top 15 Litigators 2022
Litigators are valued for their ability to solve complex problems and adapt quickly to changing circumstances. As the second edition of the ALB Asia's Top 15 Litigators shows, these attributes have never been more valuable, particularly in the shadow of the COVID pandemic.
M&A PROFILE: RPC Premier Law
RPC as a firm has a well-established, internationally focused Corporate team comprising home-grown RPC lawyers and lateral hires from leading corporate firms.
Why timing matters: Adopting specialised tools for arbitration success
In today’s fast-paced digital environment, legal teams face increasing pressure to streamline processes, cut costs, and enhance efficiency. Leading legal teams are looking to technology to help meet these challenges – and those who adopt solutions purpose built for arbitration early in the dispute lifecycle can gain an advantage and maximise the value of their solution.
A conversation with Heidi Chui one of ALB Asia's Top 15 North Asia Litigators 2023
Even as the regional economy recovers from the pandemic, the risk of disputes remains a major concern with issues emerging from supply chain disruptions, digital transformation, evolving ESG considerations and other factors. Having the best litigators on your side is thus critical, and the ALB Top 15 North Asia Litigators ranking spotlights some of the leading practitioners in Hong Kong, Japan, and Korea.
专访海润天睿高级合伙人杨曙光律师：“文娱法律师的博弈，需懂法且懂游戏规则。” (ZH/EN)
文娱法律师在整个法律服务界是一个特殊的存在。