WongPartnership LLP
Global Guide 2025
About
Address:
12 Marina Boulevard Level 28
Marina Bay Financial Centre Tower 3
Singapore 018982
Tel: +65 6416 8000
Email:Contact us
Web: WongPartnership LLP
Key Contacts
Chairman & Managing Partner: Ng Wai King
Deputy Managing Partner: Chou Sean Yu
Number of lawyers:300+
Number of partners:120+
Firm Overview
Headquartered in Singapore, WongPartnership is a market leader and one of the largest law firms in the country. Through our WPG regional law network, our clients benefit from unparalleled legal expertise and tailored solutions across Asia and the Middle East, encompassing key markets such as Abu Dhabi, China, Dubai, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam.
Our expertise spans the full suite of legal services, including advisory, disputes, regulatory and transactional work. We have been involved in landmark corporate transactions, as well as complex and high-profile litigation and arbitration matters.
WongPartnership is also a member of the globally renowned World Law Group, one of the oldest and largest networks of leading law firms.
We are a signatory member of the United Nations Global Compact ("UNGC"). As a member of the UNGC, we support the Ten Principles of the United Nations Global Compact on human rights, labour, environment and anti-corruption.
At WongPartnership, we recognise that our clients want to work with the best. As a partnership of exceptional individuals, we are committed in every way to make that happen.
Main Areas of Practice
Corporate & Financial Services Group
- Antitrust & Competition
- Asset Management & Funds
- Banking & Finance
- Corporate Real Estate
- Debt Capital Markets
- Derivatives & Structured Products
- Equity Capital Markets
- Insurance
- Mergers & Acquisitions
- Private Equity
- WPGrow: Start-Up / Venture Capital
- Tax
Litigation & Dispute Resolution Group
- Banking & Financial Disputes
- Commercial & Corporate Disputes
- Commodities & International Trade Disputes
- International Arbitration
- Professional & Enterprise Disputes
- Restructuring & Insolvency
- Specialist & Private Client Disputes
Construction Group
Intellectual Property, Technology & Data Group
Regulatory Group
- Corporate Governance & Compliance
- Corporate & Regulatory Investigations
- Corporate Regulatory & Licensing
- Financial Services Regulatory
- White Collar & Enforcement
Specialised Practices Group
- Employment
- FinTech
- Health Sciences & Biotechnology
- Private Wealth
- Special Situations Advisory
- Sustainability & Responsible Business
Ranked Offices
Provided by WongPartnership LLP
- Singapore12 Marina Boulevard Level 28, Marina Bay Financial Centre Tower 3 , Singapore, Singapore Island, Singapore, 018982
- Web: www.wongpartnership.com
- Tel: +65 6416 8000
- Fax: +65 6532 5711/5722
- Singapore12 Marina Boulevard Level 28, Marina Bay Financial Centre Tower 3, Singapore, Singapore Island, Singapore, 018982
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Singapore Academy of Law Practitioner Journal (2025): When Bonds Break
Drawing upon the legal principles and illustrations from three recent Supreme Court cases, this article provides practical tips to employers and contractors embroiled in (or who wish to avoid being embroiled in) disputes involving on-demand performance bonds.
CDR Essential Intelligence - Fraud, Asset Tracing & Recovery 2025
In this chapter, we discuss the options that fraud victims have in respect of asset tracing and recovery, and the potential challenges they may face in Singapore.
ESG financing gains greater momentum in Singapore
The popularity of green and sustainability-linked financings and alignment of regional taxonomies are creating an optimal environment for green growth in Singapore
Risks and challenges in offsetting carbon tax in Singapore
Purchasers of carbon credits need to take care to ensure the integrity and quality of carbon credits purchased
Legal 500 Comparative Guides 2025: Real Estate (Singapore)
The Legal 500's 2024 Real Estate Guide outlines Singapore's strong legal framework, offering insights into regulatory updates, challenges, and key legislative changes, making it a valuable resource for industry professionals.
Legal 500 Comparative Guides 2025: Life Sciences (Singapore)
The Legal 500's Singapore Life Sciences guide outlines the regulatory landscape for the sector, covering areas such as medicinal products, medical devices, food supplements, and digital health. It also addresses patent laws, compliance, and product liability, offering insights for the industry.
Legal 500 Comparative Guides 2025: Employee Incentives (Singapore)
The Legal 500's Singapore Employee Incentives guide outlines key legal and regulatory aspects of employee incentive schemes, including share-based compensation, tax, and compliance, providing practical insights for businesses and legal professionals.
Legal 500 Comparative Guides 2025: Corporate Governance (Singapore)
The Legal 500's Singapore Corporate Governance guide outlines the nation’s governance framework, focusing on board roles, shareholder rights, and stewardship. It highlights trends reflecting Singapore’s push for sustainable, responsible business.
Singapore Academy of Law Practitioner Journal (2025): When Bonds Break
Drawing upon the legal principles and illustrations from three recent Supreme Court cases, this article provides practical tips to employers and contractors embroiled in (or who wish to avoid being embroiled in) disputes involving on-demand performance bonds.
CDR Essential Intelligence - Fraud, Asset Tracing & Recovery 2025
In this chapter, we discuss the options that fraud victims have in respect of asset tracing and recovery, and the potential challenges they may face in Singapore.
ESG financing gains greater momentum in Singapore
The popularity of green and sustainability-linked financings and alignment of regional taxonomies are creating an optimal environment for green growth in Singapore
Risks and challenges in offsetting carbon tax in Singapore
Purchasers of carbon credits need to take care to ensure the integrity and quality of carbon credits purchased
Legal 500 Comparative Guides 2025: Real Estate (Singapore)
The Legal 500's 2024 Real Estate Guide outlines Singapore's strong legal framework, offering insights into regulatory updates, challenges, and key legislative changes, making it a valuable resource for industry professionals.
Legal 500 Comparative Guides 2025: Life Sciences (Singapore)
The Legal 500's Singapore Life Sciences guide outlines the regulatory landscape for the sector, covering areas such as medicinal products, medical devices, food supplements, and digital health. It also addresses patent laws, compliance, and product liability, offering insights for the industry.
Legal 500 Comparative Guides 2025: Employee Incentives (Singapore)
The Legal 500's Singapore Employee Incentives guide outlines key legal and regulatory aspects of employee incentive schemes, including share-based compensation, tax, and compliance, providing practical insights for businesses and legal professionals.
Legal 500 Comparative Guides 2025: Corporate Governance (Singapore)
The Legal 500's Singapore Corporate Governance guide outlines the nation’s governance framework, focusing on board roles, shareholder rights, and stewardship. It highlights trends reflecting Singapore’s push for sustainable, responsible business.