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Norton Rose Fulbright Offices

9 STRAITS VIEW
MARINA ONE WEST TOWER
#09-09 SINGAPORE 018937
Singapore
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Wilson Ang

Work Department
Dispute resolution and litigation
Career
https://www.nortonrosefulbright.com/en/people/122081
Lawyer Rankings
Singapore > White-collar crime - Foreign firms
(Leading individuals)Norton Rose Fulbright fields a team in Singapore that is entirely devoted to regulatory compliance and investigations matters across the APAC region, and has a strong following of global corporations, regional companies, financial institutions and senior executives. Financial services, energy, infrastructure, tech and life sciences are core sector focuses for the department, which has notable strength in sensitive government-led and internal investigations, and disputes arising out of issues across the spectrum of financial crime and ethical misconduct. Additional expertise in cybersecurity and data privacy issues, sanctions and whistleblowing claims management is offered by the Asia regulatory compliance and investigations group, which is under the leadership of ‘outstanding practitioner‘ Wilson Ang. Besides his extensive experience in the design and implementation of compliance programmes, Ang is singled out for his track record in internal investigations, and matters involving modern slavery, human rights and anti-corruption matters throughout the region. Dual-qualified dispute resolution lawyer Jeremy Lua, who has a background in technology crime, is another name to note for complex regulatory investigations and compliance issues
Lawyer Rankings
- Leading individuals Singapore > White-collar crime - Foreign firms
- White-collar crime - Foreign firms Singapore
Top Tier Firm Rankings
- Asset finance: foreign firms
- Capital markets: structured finance, derivatives and securitisation: Foreign firms
- Fintech and financial services regulatory: foreign firms
- Projects: foreign firms
- TMT: foreign firms
- White-collar crime - Foreign firms