To facilitate seamless advice for clients with cross-border business operations across Asia, five emerging Asian law firms have collaborated to help clients navigate the rapidly changing pan-Asian business and regulatory landscape.
These law firms are: Taxise Asia LLC, a leading boutique Singapore law firm specialising in international tax and international trade law; GEN Law Firm, a leading legal practice with over 20 years of experience serving prominent industry players in China and internationally; Anagata Law Firm (by Riza Buditomo), an Indonesian full-service law firm with core practices in tax, customs, trade, and antitrust & competition;
SNP Law Firm, an Indonesian corporate law firm established by practitioners who have been recognised for their extensive experiences in representing clients across various industries; and Hsian & Co, a Malaysian corporate law firm focusing on corporate M&A and corporate real estate transactions.
Each collaborating firm brings decades of experience and a proven track record in delivering high-quality legal services within their respective jurisdictions. The firms are led by lawyers renowned for their expertise and their ability to navigate complex legal challenges with precision and creativity. Collectively, they represent a trusted choice for companies seeking a reliable and comprehensive legal partner in Southeast Asia.
“China, Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore are set to drive Asia’s economic growth by leveraging their unique strengths and strategic significance amid uncertainties and political tensions globally. Singapore’s status as a premier regional headquarters base and global financial center ensures seamless cross-border operations and investment flows,” said Taxise Asia Founding Principal Eugene Lim.
Gen Law Firm Managing Partner He Jing commented, “China, as a global economic powerhouse, not only drives demand, but also influences supply chains and investment trends through its evolving regulatory landscape and outbound investment strategies. We expect to assist both companies looking to expand into China, as well as Chinese-headquartered companies looking to invest overseas.”
Anagata Law Firm Managing Partner Riza Buditomo added, “This collaboration plays a critical role in providing the expertise and connections needed to navigate the complexities of these markets, enabling businesses to align strategies, mitigate risks, and thrive in today’s interconnected economy.”
Hsian & Co Managing Partner Yong Hsian Siong commented, “Malaysia’s advanced manufacturing capabilities and position as a key hub along global trade routes continue to attract foreign direct investment.”
