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RANKINGS: ALB Asia Top 15 Female Lawyers 2024
In a legal landscape increasingly shaped by female talent, Asian Legal Business (ALB) presents its fourth annual ranking of the Top 15 Female Lawyers in Asia, showcasing the remarkable achievements and contributions of women in the legal profession across the region. As we celebrate these outstanding…
INDONESIA REPORT: Healing the System
Indonesia's healthcare system has been under immense pressure, with the COVID-19 pandemic exposing its vulnerabilities and limitations. In response, the government has introduced sweeping reforms through the New Health Law and its implementing regulation, aiming to revitalise the sector and attract foreign expertise. Lawyers in Indonesia say these changes could transform the country's healthcare landscape, but not without potential legal challenges and implementation hurdles.
EXPLAINER: Will London win over more Chinese companies with new listing rules?
London, once a marquee fundraising destination where big-name companies vied for a place, has in recent years struggled to attract listings from high-growth start-ups to large conglomerates as lack of liquidity and tight regulations dimmed the prospects for returns.
FORUM: Every Penny Counts
In an age characterised by transformative technology and economic challenges, general counsel are required to achieve greater results with limited resources. Corporate legal leaders share with ALB their strategies for maintaining attention to intricate budgetary details while ensuring they continue to contribute value to the organisation.
RANKINGS: ALB Asia Offshore Litigators 2024
Continuing its tradition, ALB highlights the accomplishments of offshore law firm dispute practitioners who have excelled in handling significant cases and delivering exceptional client service.
RANKINGS: ALB Hong Kong Firms to Watch 2024
Hong Kong’s status as a global financial centre has fostered a highly competitive legal market. Boutique law firms have emerged as significant contributors, demonstrating exceptional capabilities and a deep understanding of local business needs. This year, ALB continues to identify and recognise these standout firms for their achievements. the list is in alphabetical order, and some firms have been profiled.
CORPORATE FINANCE: Convertible Craze
In a surprising turn of events, convertible bonds have become the go-to financial instrument for Chinese companies seeking to raise capital.
Facing a Flight of Talent, Indian Law Firms Consider Reforms
With COVID-19 changing the face of work across all sectors, Indian law firms may face the loss of an unexpected number of legal professionals across all experience levels due to persistent challenges in the industry such as long hours and packages that are becoming less attractive, according to legal recruitment and consulting firm Vahura.
Recent Military Buildup Does Little To Deter Investment in Taiwan
An uptick in military drills around Taiwan and bans on a handful of imports imposed by Beijing are not likely to have a significant impact on foreign investment and trade in and out of Taiwan, although some companies may be looking to diversify their supply chains.
REGIONAL REPORT: Northwestern China
Gansu Province, Qinghai Province and Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region in northwestern China have a long history and rich resources. They are China’s “green barriers” and bases for agricultural and energy reserves. With infrastructure construction, new energy and new materials, digital economy, new agriculture and other sectors booming, this region will advance its future development that promises to be green, digitalisation and open, bringing more opportunities for the legal sector.