Pinsent Masons MPillay
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Pinsent Masons MPillay has a strong focus on young companies in the fintech and medtech sectors, allowing for the team to guide clients along their growth to the financing and fundraising stage, and to ultimately advise them on their listing of choice. Additionally, the team is also active in the foodtech and aviation sectors. Co-head Nicholas Hanna acts for numerous corporate clients in Southeast Asia in both acquisitions and disposals, and has expertise in a broad range of industries including technology, media and life sciences. Mark Tan, who leads alongside Hanna, has a multifaceted corporate practice, honing in on key areas such as M&A, joint ventures and corporate finance.
Legal 500 Editorial commentary
Testimonials
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- ‘The corporate practice helmed by Nicholas Hanna consists of a team of lawyers with the requisite depth and breadth of expertise to execute complex start-up and venture capital transactions.'
- ‘I have known Nicholas Hanna for almost a decade, and he is my trusted legal advisor on numerous corporate matters. Nicholas is highly capable at managing complex, multi-jurisdictional matters and has decades worth of experience doing so. Having to oversee the execution of these transactions requires a keen sense of not just local legal nuances, but also an in-depth understanding of cross-border issues, and Nick has always impressed me in this regard.'
Key clients
- ICFG Limited
- FAT Projects
Work highlights
Acted for ICFG Limited (formerly known as Fintech Asia Limited (“Fintech Asia”), a company listed on the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange, on their acquisition of ICFG Pte. Ltd. (“ICFG”), which resulted in a reverse takeover of ICFG and its 13 subsidiaries.