Crisis Management: Domestic
Japan
2 years ranked
Provided by Mori Hamada
Capital Markets (Financial Transaction Regulations, Disclosure, Equity Finance); Crisis Management / Compliance (Internal Investigations, White Collar Crime, Corporate Misconduct Defense, Whistleblowing); Financial Regulation (Financial Instruments Business, Fintech); Sustainability / Environmental Law (Sustainability); M&A (Start-Ups); Restructuring (Rescue Financing)
Background
The University of Tokyo (LL.B., 2005); The University of Tokyo, School of Law (J.D., 2007); New York University School of Law (LL.M, 2014) New York University Stern School of Business (Advanced Professional Certificate in Law and Business (APCLB), 2014); Ashurst London (2014-2015); assigned to the Planning and Management Division (as Deputy Director), Executive Bureau, Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission, as a fixed-term government employee Financial Services Agency (2017-2018); assigned to the Lawsuit Office (as Deputy Head), Planning and Management Division, as a fixed-term government employee Financial Services Agency (2017-2018); assigned to the Disclosure Inspection Division (as Inspection Administrator), Financial Services Agency as a fixed-term government employee (2017-2018)
admitted in Japan, 2008; New York, 2015; Chartered Member of the Securities Analysts Association of Japan, 2018; Certified Fraud Examiner(CFE), 2019
Provided by Chambers
Suguru Miyata is experienced in handling crisis management issues for Japanese companies, including listed corporates, and is particularly noted for his strength in dealing with accounting fraud and financial regulatory matters.
Provided by Chambers
Mr Miyata is excellent in the grasp of the structure and logical of the issues.
He is able to provide accurate advice in a timely manner backed by a wealth of experience. His understanding of the values the client holds dear is also high, and his output is excellent.
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