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Managing the Risks of Corporate Fraud: The Evidence from Hong Kong and Singapore

The stock markets of Hong Kong and Singapore are characterised by companies with concentrated shareholdings. In addition, they routinely attract issuers whose assets and businesses are located outside the country...

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Christopher Chen

Foreign bank mergers, universal succession and the Singapore Banking Act

IntroductionOn 18 May 2017, the Singapore Court of Appeal ('Court of Appeal') in Jacob Agam and another v BNP Paribas SA [2017] SGCA(I) 01 delivered its...

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Product Intervention for Retail Structured Investment Products: A Comparison of Rules in Singapore, Hong Kong and Taiwan

My article 'Product Intervention for Retail Structured Investment Products: A Comparison of Rules in Singapore, Hong Kong and Taiwan' examines and compares how financial consumers can be protected by...

25 September 2016

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Christopher Chen Chao-hung

Due Diligence in Acquisition Transactions and Insider Trading Concerns

Due diligence is a quintessential step in a share acquisition transaction. It is the process by which the acquirer conducts a detailed inquiry into the affairs of the target before...

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Umakanth Varottil

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