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Valerie Ong: Chambers Asia 2013 Leading Individual for Corporate/M&A
Valerie Ong is recognised by Chambers Asia 2013 as a Leading Individual for Corporate/M&A. Valerie is a "a 'very pragmatic lawyer' who 'will make sure you are protected, but also give you the commercial standpoint.' Her recent work includes representing Overseas Union Enterprise in its SGD299.5 million purchase of Crowne Plaza Changi Airport."
Norman HO: Chambers Asia 2013 Leading Individual for Real Estate
Norman Ho is recognised by Chambers Asia 2013 as a Leading Individual for Real Estate. Norman "is a market leader in collective sales. His highlights include advising various clients on the new Additional Buyer's Stamp Duty legislation, and acting for Oxley Sanctuary on the acquisition of MacDonald's Place."
Lee Ai Ming: Chambers Asia 2013 Leading Individual for Intellectual Property
Lee Ai Ming is recognised by Chambers Asia 2013 as a Leading Individual for Intellectual Property. Ai Ming "heads the IP team and has more than 25 years' experience in patent disputes. Her recent work has taken an international dimension, including leading the team acting for Eli Lilly on the patent infringement matter mentioned above."
Gerald Singham: Chambers Asia 2013 Leading Individual for Corporate/M&A
Gerald Singham is recognised by Chambers Asia 2013 as a Leading Individual for Corporate/M&A. Gerald is "another highly rated practitioner, is 'very active' in the market, according to sources. In 2012 he acted for Indian e-commerce company Flipkart on a USD150 million capital raising from existing investors."
Doreen Sim: Chambers Asia 2013 Leading Individual for Banking & Finance
Doreen Sim is recognised by Chambers Asia 2013 as a Leading Individual for Banking & Finance. "Sources describe well-known banking practitioner Doreen Sim as 'calm, collected and rational' in her approach, and particularly note the value of her advice when it comes to more complex issues. She recently acted for a group of arrangers including Commonwealth Bank of Australia on an additional USD150 million facility for HSBC Institutional Trust Services."
