Band 4
Provided by Stephanie Yeo
Stephanie Yeo is a Partner in the Restructuring & Insolvency and Special Situations Advisory Practices.
Her main area of practice is restructuring and insolvency with a focus on formal and out-of-court cross border restructurings.
Stephanie graduated from Singapore Management University and is admitted to the Singapore Bar. During her time in SMU, she participated in various international moot competitions including the International Law Moot Court Competition “Asia Cup” in Japan and the William C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot in Vienna.
Stephanie is a member of INSOL and has been a facilitator for the Insolvency Law Practice Sessions in the Preparatory Course leading to Part B of the Singapore Bar Examinations since 2015. Stephanie was selected to be part of the 2021 International Insolvency Institute's NextGen Leadership Programme which recognises the most prominent young lawyers, insolvency professionals and academics in the world.
- “Opportunity for corporate restructuring amid pandemic” – The Business Times (22 June 2021)
- “The Swift, Silent Restructuring of Pacific International Lines” - The Business Times (15 June 2021)
- Capital Markets Intelligence International Insolvency & Restructuring Report 2021/22 – Singapore chapter
- The Insolvency Review 8th edition – Singapore chapter
- LexisNexis Practical Guidance Commercial Module: Financial distress, bankruptcy and insolvency 2019
- South Square Digest (March 2017) - “Navigating Singapore’s restructured restructuring and insolvency framework”
Provided by Chambers
Stephanie Yeo is well-regarded in Singapore for working on complex restructurings, including cross-border matters. Her experience includes matters in the shipping sector.
Provided by Chambers
She is very bright, has an even keel and quickly understands core issues.
She is able to integrate complex information and add value in a way that simplifies rather than complicates a situation.
She is very bright, has an even keel and quickly understands core issues.
She is able to integrate complex information and add value in a way that simplifies rather than complicates a situation.
