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Trends and Developments Contributed by: Christy Lim, Susan Wong, Felix Lee and Clarence Kang WongPartnership LLP WongPartnership LLP is headquartered in Singapore and is a market leader and one of the largest law firms in the country. Through its WPG regional law network, its clients benefit from unparalleled legal expertise and tailored solutions across Asia and the Middle East, en- compassing key markets such as Abu Dhabi, China, Dubai, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myan- mar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam. The firm’s expertise spans the full suite of legal services, including advisory, disputes,
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regulatory and transactional work. It has been involved in landmark corporate transactions, as well as complex and high-profile litigation and arbitration matters. WongPartnership is also a member of the globally renowned World Law Group, one of the oldest and largest networks of leading law firms. WongPartnership recog- nises that its clients want to work with the best. As a partnership of exceptional individuals, it is committed in every way to making that happen.
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Christy Lim is the head of the Banking and Finance practice at WongPartnership, with a strong portfolio across various areas of banking practice, involving a wide range of transactions
Susan Wong is an eminent legal practitioner with over 38 years of experience in banking and finance work. She has extensive expertise in a wide range of local and international loan and
including syndicated loans, club deals, cross- border and multi-currency transactions, with a strong focus on acquisition/leveraged financing involving takeover offers, schemes of arrangement and delisting proposals/exit offers. Christy regularly advises on complex cross-border financing transactions and represents banks, financial institutions, corporate borrowers, private equity sponsors and private credit funds on acquisition and leveraged finance, fund finance, infrastructure finance, real estate finance and other corporate finance transactions. She is also very active in green and sustainable financing.
other debt-related transactions including project, acquisition, real estate, investment and business trusts, sustainability, private equity, private credit, asset and asset-backed and Islamic financing, syndicated and club loans, risk and funded sub-participations, securitisations, sale of loans and receivables and security arrangements and documentation. Having headed WongPartnership’s Banking and Finance practice for almost two decades and the firm’s Financial Services Group for over a decade, Susan continues to be involved in landmark and high-profile corporate and financing transactions.
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