Principles and Practice of Securities Regulations in Singapore, 3rd Edition (eBook)

Wan Wai Yee is Professor in the School of Law at City University of Hong Kong. She was formerly Professor at School of Law, Singapore Management University. Immediately prior to joining academia in 2005, she was a partner at a local law firm, where she practised in the areas of mergers and acquisitions as well as equity capital markets. She has authored or edited several books, including Court-Supervised Restructuring of Large Distressed Companies in Asia: Law and Policy (Hart, 2022), Principles and Practice of Securities Regulation in Singapore (LexisNexis, 2017, 3rd Edition) and Comparative Takeover Regulation: Global and Asian Perspectives (Cambridge University Press, 2017).

Hans is a Professor of Law at the Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore and is Co-Director of its Centre for Banking and Finance Law. He has written and edited books on securities regulation, company and trust law, and is a contributor to Palmer’s Company Law (Geoffrey Morse ed). He was previously seconded to the Monetary Authority of Singapore and the Ministry of Law. He is presently serving on the Securities Industry Council and SGX’s Listing Advisory Committee, and is a consultant with Linklaters Singapore. He has been a visiting professor at Auckland and Shanghai’s ECUPL and a visiting scholar at Stanford and Melbourne.

Kwok Hon is a Senior Professional Support Lawyer with the corporate team at Linklaters Singapore. He graduated with an LLB (First Class Honours) from the National University of Singapore in 1991 and with an LLM (First Class Honours) from Trinity College, University of Cambridge in 1993. He has worked in the Singapore, London and Hong Kong offices of another magic circle firm advising on a range of public and private M&A transactions. He has contributed to various publications including Halsbury’s Laws of Singapore (Volume 12 on Finance and Banking), Gesellschaftsrecht des Auslands (Corporate Laws of the World) and Schemes, Takeovers and Himalayan Peaks.