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Dentons Boosts Corporate Team In Hong Kong With The Appointment Of Stephen Chan As Partner
Dentons Boosts Corporate Team In Hong Kong With The Appointment Of Stephen Chan As Partner Dentons has bolstered its Corporate team in Hong Kong by welcoming corporate Lawyer Stephen Chan as a Partner. With more than two decades of experience, Chan specializes in various corporate transactions, encompassing public and private M&A deals, private equity ventures, Real Estate Investment...
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Dentons Boosts Corporate Team In Hong Kong With The Appointment Of Stephen Chan As Partner
Dentons has bolstered its Corporate team in Hong Kong by welcoming corporate Lawyer Stephen Chan as a Partner.
With more than two decades of experience, Chan specializes in various corporate transactions, encompassing public and private M&A deals, private equity ventures, Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) listings, restructurings, takeovers, Initial Public Offerings (IPOs), H-share listings, and general compliance issues.
Gordon Ng, head of the corporate and commercial department, remarked, “Stephen’s impressive industry reputation and extensive experience add a new dimension to the Firm’s existing capabilities in Hong Kong.”
Commenting on his appointment, Stephen Chan said, “I am eager to explore the opportunities this next phase of my career offers, especially as I start collaborating with local and global colleagues to creatively address the complex challenges our clients face.”
“I’m truly delighted that we have been able to welcome a lawyer of Stephen’s caliber to complement our existing high performing corporate team. I’m excited to see the continued growth of the Firm,” said Keith Brandt, Managing Partner of Dentons Hong Kong.
With Chan's arrival, Dentons now has 11 partners in Hong Kong.