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Singapore and Hong Kong law firm Helmsman has hired Una Khng as director and head of its commercial disputes practice group. Khng was most recently deputy divisional registrar of the Singapore International Commercial Court (SICC), and assistant registrar of the Supreme Court of Singapore.
Lynette Koh leads Helmsman‘s Corporate, Banking and Finance practice. Having more than six years of experience as head, legal of an international bank
Singapore is one of the hottest countries in the region for fintech. Lynette Koh is a director at Helmsman, a multi-disciplinary law firm that has been expanding its offering beyond shipping and commodities to areas like corporate, banking and finance, dispute resolution and employment. She talks about some of the regulations companies in the fintech space need to keep in mind, and how this area is expected to develop in the near future.
The COVID-19 pandemic might have posed challenges for the legal industry, but across the Asian region there are firms that have successfully overcome these challenges and continued to grow, either through headcount, or through revenue, or by continuing to add clients. The inaugural ALB Fast 30 list celebrates the tenacity and ambition of these firms. The list is in alphabetical order, and a few firms have been profiled.
Shipping and commodities-focused law firm Helmsman has expanded its corporate capabilities after hiring Lynette Koh to lead its corporate and finance practice in Singapore from Mizuho Bank, where she headed the legal function. Koh is Helmsman's first director hire since Maureen Poh, joined the firm from Ince last year. Her practice focuses on finance needs and funding structures across industries, and she has experience in commodities and trade financing transactions. Established in April 2019, Helmsman currently has 18 lawyers, including four directors. It also has a presence in Hong Kong v...