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Matthew Middleditch

Global 2026

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Corporate/M&A: Hong Kong-based (International Firms)

China

11 years ranked

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Corporate/M&A: Hong Kong-based (International Firms) - China

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Matthew Middleditch chairs Linklaters' global corporate practice, possessing considerable expertise in M&A matters, disposals and joint ventures. Additionally, he has notable experience handling bancassurance matters and he is frequently mandated by leading investment banks.
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  • Matthew is highly experienced and a highly skilled negotiator, with very sound business and commercial acumen.

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  • Matthew is my number one lawyer for anything insurance-related. He has the depth and breadth of knowledge and I would always like to have him on my side.

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  • He is commercially sensible and adopts a very constructive approach to issues.

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    Bernard Chain

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    Frank Cui Zhe

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    Frank Cui Zhe

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