What the latest suggested reforms mean for the companies, lenders and the professionals who advise them Singapore is preparing the next phase of reforms to its corporate restructuring and insolvency framework. On 14 May 2026, the Ministry of Law broadly accepted recommendations aimed at making corporate rescue faster, cheaper and more effective for financially distressed but viable businesses. While the detailed legislation has yet

We are pleased to announce the arrival of Mavis Zhang as Associate at LPA Singapore in the Corporate and M&A team led by Bérengère Roig and Arnaud Bourrut-Lacouture. Qualified under Singapore law (Attorney-at-Law, Singapore Bar), Mavis is specialised in corporate and commercial law. She focuses particularly on domestic and cross-border mergers and acquisitions, private equity, venture capital, as well as general corporate and commercial

Lisbeth Lanvers-Shah, Of Counsel at LPA Singapore, was pleased to contribute to the latest Sustainable Business Committee meeting of the French Chamber of Commerce in Singapore (FCCS), entitled “The PFAS Imperative: ESG Governance and Corporate Resilience”. As regulators around the world accelerate the phase-out of PFAS, businesses are facing increasing pressure to align with evolving standards while managing the realities of complex international supply

Our LPA Law delegation from Europe and Asia gathered in Tokyo for a week of meetings, discussions, and networking around the IBA (International Bar Association) Asia Pacific M&A Conference (9–10 April), the world’s leading gathering of legal professionals, bringing together more than 250 participants from across the globe. Throughout the week, we had the pleasure to: This week in Tokyo was a great illustration