In recent years, China has been at the forefront of rapid development in the field of capital markets, derivatives, and structured products. This unprecedented growth has seen an increase in demand for experts in the field capable of navigating the often complex legal framework surrounding these instruments. We look at some of the elite lawyers in international law firms who have carved a name for themselves in the Capital Markets: Derivatives & Structured Products space, guiding clients through their transactions in China.
With the derivatives and structured products market gaining increasing significance in China, these experienced and skilled lawyers have honed their craft and constantly innovated to cater to emerging needs. Despite the complexities and ever-changing nature of this industry, these legal stalwarts have consistently shown expert execution in servicing their clients’ needs.
Some of the notable lawyers in this field are:
Posit Laohaphan
Posit Laohaphan hails from Latham & Watkins and commands a strong reputation for his expert handling of Thai capital markets transactions from his base in Hong Kong. Fluent in Thai, Posit possesses extensive experience working on both ECM and DCM mandates.
Chris Whiteley
Chris Whiteley from CMS is an esteemed adviser across a comprehensive range of derivatives and structured finance mandates. He frequently acts for banks and financial institutions and presently leads CMS’ derivatives practice.
Ross Stewart
Co-leading the derivatives and structured finance team at Allen & Overy in Hong Kong, Ross Stewart is recognized for his expert advisories on collar financing, margin loans, and repack transactions.
Victor Wan
Victor Wan from Linklaters has a distinguished reputation in the derivatives and securitisation space. Based in Linklaters’ Hong Kong office, Victor advises on a range of matters including cross-border margin loans and structuring securities packages.
Angus Sip
Angus Sip is a key lawyer at King & Wood Mallesons, proficient in advising on the issuance of various structured products and derivatives for issuers, buyers, sellers, or arrangers. He is notable for his experience in securitisation-related matters, including innovative structures.
Francis Edwards
Francis Edwards from Clifford Chance is the head of the derivatives and structured finance practice in Greater China. He is a well-regarded advisor on structured debt issuances and OTC derivatives transactions.
Richard Mazzochi
Co-leading King & Wood Mallesons’ Hong Kong derivatives team, Richard Mazzochi advises on a range of derivatives and structured products issuances and transactions. He is well-regarded for handling regulatory issues and advising on changing regulatory regimes.
I-Ping Soong
Soong I-Ping from Linklaters has a growing reputation in the market and regularly advises on the regulatory aspects of derivatives and margin deals. Her skillset is highly sought after by a number of banks.
Chin-Chong Liew
A significant influence in Linklaters’ derivatives and structured products team in Hong Kong, Chin-Chong Liew offers market-leading expertise on all matter of derivatives and structured products-related work.
Stephen Song
Stephen Song from Linklaters is an experienced advisor on margin loans and total return swaps. He often acts for both syndicated and individual banking clients.
These talented individuals have made significant contributions to the evolving landscape of Capital Markets: Derivatives & Structured Products in China, and will no doubt continue to shape the future of the industry with their persistent hard work and expertise.
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