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Ashurst Perkins Coie

White-Collar Crime & Corporate Investigations

Asia-Pacific Guide 2026 : Australia


Ashurst Perkins Coie

Rankings

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White-Collar Crime & Corporate Investigations - Australia

Band 2

Band 2


What the Team is Known For

Ashurst Perkins Coie has a well-respected practice, fielding established expertise in the anti-bribery, fraud and corporate crime spaces. Its clients include corporates and individual executives coming from a variety of sectors, including energy and financial services. The firm demonstrates the ability to act on cross-border matters, assisted by its international network of offices, including in Papua New Guinea.

Work Highlights

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  • Ashurst Perkins Coie represented Noumi in civil penalty proceedings commenced by ASIC against Noumi and its former CEO and CFO, concerning alleged contravention of continuous disclosure obligations.

Strengths

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  • The team offers high-quality expertise in the subject matter, coupled with a pragmatic understanding of our requirements.

    White-Collar Crime & Corporate Investigations respondentAsia-Pacific
  • The partners were client-friendly, very responsive and on point. They provided that they have the depth and breadth to provide the legal and strategic input.

    White-Collar Crime & Corporate Investigations respondentAsia-Pacific

Notable Practitioners

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  • Band 2Rani John
    Band 2Rani John

    Rani John

    Rani John is a well-regarded litigator with a wealth of experience advising clients on anti-bribery and corporate crime investigations and prosecutions.
    • Rani John manages different cases very well. There's no slippage on anything she does. She is very good.

      White-Collar Crime & Corporate Investigations respondentAsia-Pacific

Ranked Individuals at Ashurst Perkins Coie (1)

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