Banking & Finance (International Firms) (Expertise Based Abroad) | Asia-Pacific

David Zemans sits in Singapore and earns recognition for finance and M&A work in Indonesia. He advises major Indonesian and international financial institutions and corporates on cross-border mandates.

Andrew Brereton is based in Singapore. He is esteemed for his work assisting lenders and borrowers with high-profile financings and restructurings in Indonesia. He is active in the energy, infrastructure and TMT sectors, among others.

Gautam Narasimhan is sought out for his strong track record in large-scale bilateral and syndicated financings in Indonesia. Based in Singapore, he is also highly regarded for his restructuring practice.

Jamie Thomas regularly advises borrowers and lenders on financings and restructurings in Indonesia, working from the firm's Singapore office.

Timothy Hia is a lawyer based in Singapore. He is well reputed for his longstanding experience in banking and finance, regularly assisting both lenders and borrowers with major transactions in Indonesia. His expertise includes term loans, project finance and loan restructuring.

Adrian Cheng is noted for his reputation in international financings, representing leading commercial and development banks on deals in Indonesia. He often advises on deals in the oil and gas and real estate sectors, working from Herbert Smith Freehills' Singapore office.

James Orme is based in Singapore. He is recognised for his skills in cross-border project finance and development, regularly acting for international and Indonesian lenders and sponsors. He is particularly active on projects in the mining sector.

Philip Badge often assists arrangers and lenders with a broad range of loan facilities, including acquisition and bridge finance in Indonesia. He is based in Singapore and heads Linklaters' Asia banking practice.

Emmanuel Hadjidakis is a principal in the firm's Singapore office, where he also chairs its global financial institutions group. He is well reputed for a broad range of cross-border financings, including Islamic finance, as well as restructuring/insolvency.

Jean Woo is credited with possessing significant knowledge of the Indonesian finance market. She advises on project, acquisition and leveraged finance, operating out of Ashurst's Singapore office.

Julian Kwek has a very active Indonesia practice from his base in Singapore, including natural resources, restructuring and financing work.

Ng Sey Ming is an active banking lawyer in Singapore who often handles Indonesia-related financing transactions, including term and revolving credit loans.