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New partner to bulk up Ashurst's Asia DCM practice

Linklaters' Jini Lee joins Ashurst as a partner of the firm's securities and derivitives group.

October 02, 2015

Fintech: the next wave of disruption

Fintech is seen by many as the next wave of disruption that will change how financial services are provided and consumed, according to Linklaters.

By Adrian Fisher

Shanghai FTZ - a powerful springboard

A closer look at the key commodities-related reforms involving the free trade zone, and insights on some of the challenges that may lie ahead.

November 11, 2013

A New World? Hong Kong’s response to G20

Linklaters discusses key themes of the upcoming Hong Kong OTC derivatives regulatory reforms.

By Linklaters

Freshfields hires India securities partner from Linklaters

Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer has appointed Arun Balasubramanian to become co-head of the firm’s India group

July 09, 2013

Linklaters opens office in Korea

The London-based law firm becomes the latest entrant to Korea’s newly liberalised market for legal services.

May 28, 2013

Team moves: The High Court decides

Linklaters analyses take-away lessons for employers in light of Cantor Fitzgerald’s failed damages case against former employees.

By Linklaters

Is the bond market the way forward for project finance?

Linklaters discusses how project bonds will become an increasingly important part of the funding equation for energy and infrastructure development over the coming years.

By Linklaters

China’s Bright Food buys controlling stake in Weetabix from Lion Capital

British breakfast cereal Weetabix is valued at £1.2 billion as Bright Food buys a 60% stake from London-based private equity firm Lion Capital.

May 03, 2012