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Baker McKenzie Wong & Leow Offices

8 MARINA BOULEVARD
#05-01 MARINA BAY FINANCIAL CENTRE TOWER 1
SINGAPORE 018981
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Kah Chin Chu

Work Department
Finance & Projects
Position
Principal
Career
Kah Chin Chu is a principal in the Finance & Projects Practice Group of Baker McKenzie Wong & Leow in Singapore. She has worked in the Baker McKenzie offices in Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur and Hong Kong.
Kah Chin is recognised as a Next Generation Partner for Banking & Finance in Singapore by Legal 500 Asia Pacific since 2020. She is also recognised as a notable practitioner in Banking & Finance: Singapore by IFLR1000 since 2019. She is awarded the “Banking and Finance Lawyer of the Year” in Asia Legal Awards 2023 by the Asian Lawyer and the law.com international. She is recognised as “A-lister” for international lawyers in the IBLJ’s International A-List 2023.
Kah Chin is identified by a client as “the main counsel running the transaction,” and is praised for “putting in quite a bit of work on that front to create a pleasant working experience.”
Kah Chin regularly advises financial institutions, sponsors and borrowers in financing transactions, including syndicated financing, structured financing, leveraged loans, acquisition financing, real property financing and ESG financing.
Languages
English, Mandarin, Bahasa
Lawyer Rankings
India > Foreign firms
Providing a ‘global perspective’ for their clients, Baker McKenzie Wong & Leow‘s multi-faceted offering enables the firm to operate for some notable client names including large-scale Indian corporations and multinationals, particularly with regard to tech mandates. The team is helmed by the very experienced Ashok Lalwani, who is capable on both inbound and outbound issues in India. Other key names to note include Kunal Katre, who excels at handling finance transactions such as syndicated loans and margin lending, and Kah Chin Chu, who is notably capable at assisting clients with external commercial borrowings involving Indian public sector units alongside other high-value transactions. Emmanuel Hadjidakis is immersed within the banking and finance industry, assisting clients with a litany of acquisition finance, property financing and Islamic finance issues.
Singapore > Banking and finance: foreign firms
(Next Generation Partners)Baker McKenzie Wong & Leow has a highly-rated banking and finance practice in Singapore, which integrates Singapore and English law expertise. The Singapore group operates across Asia Pacific and remains noted for acquisition and leveraged finance, syndicated lending, real estate finance, fund finance, and ESG and sustainability-linked loans. It has close links to many of the major lenders that operate across the region, including CTBC Bank, Mizuho Bank and HSBC. Emmanuel Hadjidakis is chair of the Asia Pacific banking and finance group, is global head of acquisition finance and has continued to advise leading lenders on big-ticket financings. Kah Chin Chu is further noted for syndicated and bilateral loans, though has developed a particular reputation for green facilities and sustainability-linked loans. Kenneth Chuah is a key figure for structured trade and commodity finance, while Ian Roebuck is further noted for fund finance, acquisition and leveraged finance, and general lending. James Huang, Weiling Lee and Kunal Katre are also key members of the team.
Lawyer Rankings
- Next Generation Partners Singapore > Banking and finance: foreign firms
- Banking and finance: foreign firms Singapore
Top Tier Firm Rankings
- Fintech and financial services regulatory: local firms
- Intellectual property: Local firms
- Investment funds: foreign firms
- Labour and employment: local firms
- Banking and finance: local firms
- Private wealth and family law – local firms
- Tax: local firms
Firm Rankings
- Antitrust and competition: local firms
- Banking and finance: foreign firms
- Construction: Local firms
- Corporate and M&A: foreign firms
- Corporate and M&A: local firms
- Data protection and cyber security: Local firms
- Dispute resolution
- Energy: foreign firms
- Insurance: local firms
- International arbitration
- Labour and employment: foreign firms
- Projects: foreign firms
- Real estate: local firms
- Restructuring and insolvency: foreign firms
- TMT: local firms
- Capital markets: equity and debt: foreign firms