King & Spalding

LONDON, May 5, 2026 – King & Spalding announced today that Raymond Fang has joined the firm’s Real Estate and Funds practice group as a partner focused on private capital transactions. He is based in the firm’s London office. Fang is a corporate real estate lawyer who works across the full spectrum of real estate private equity deals, including structured M&A, joint ventures and general partner (GP) stake investments. He advises clients on both UK and cross‑border transactions, ranging from corporate structures holding single-trophy assets to large multi-jurisdictional portfolios. He also advises on strategically significant investments across asset classes such as hospitality and leisure, healthcare, student accommodation, self-storage, living, life sciences, and clean energy infrastructure. “Ray has an impressive blend of both legal and real estate private equity market acumen that is highly complementary to our U.S. platform as well as our international network, including Europe and the Middle East,” said Erik Andersen, co-head of the firm’s Real Estate and Funds practice group. “The firm is investing in the London practice, with corporate real estate an important component of that plan, and Ray’s experience aligns well with those strategic objectives.” Fang joins King & Spalding from Goodwin, where he was a partner. He received his undergraduate and law degree from the University of Sydney. “King & Spalding has been on an impressive trajectory for many years in London and globally, and I’m excited about the opportunity to help grow the firm’s private capital and corporate real estate platform across the UK and Europe,” Fang said. “The strength of the U.S. practice and the firm’s international reach create a compelling foundation for cross-border collaboration.” About King & Spalding King & Spalding is an international law firm that represents a broad array of clients, including half of the Fortune Global 100, with 1,300 lawyers in 26 offices in the United States, Europe, the Middle East and Asia Pacific. The firm has handled matters in over 160 countries on six continents and is consistently recognized for the results it obtains, uncompromising commitment to quality, and dedication to understanding the business and culture of its clients. More information is available at www.kslaw.com. Media Contact: Tony Collins +44 7584 613256 [email protected]

SINGAPORE, September 1, 2026 – King & Spalding announced today that private equity M&A partner Nicola Yeomans has joined the firm’s Corporate practice group in Singapore. Yeomans, who was previously a partner and co-head of Private Capital at Mallesons, represents private equity sponsors, asset managers, pension funds and sovereign wealth funds on complex, cross-border transactions across Southeast Asia, India and the wider Asia-Pacific region. Her practice focuses on sophisticated private capital and private equity M&A mandates, primarily in infrastructure and real estate, with additional experience in healthcare, logistics, technology and financial services. She advises on acquisitions and disposals, consortium and joint-venture structures, co-investments, fundraisings and significant real asset investments.“Nicola brings vast experience in the private equity and M&A sphere and is an important addition for us, both in the Asia Pacific region and internationally,” said Andrew Brereton, Office Managing Partner in Singapore. “Nicola will be a great catalyst for additional synergies between our private equity and M&A capabilities and our existing strengths in disputes and special matters, finance, restructuring and special situations investments, and energy and infrastructure, allowing us to continue to grow our private capital practice in the region and enhance the top-tier service we provide to our clients here.”Yeomans received her undergraduate degree from University of Western Australia and her Master of Laws LLM from University of New South Wales.“I have been impressed by King & Spalding’s growth trajectory in Asia and around the world and I am excited for the opportunities this platform provides me to take my practice to the next level,” Yeomans added. “The firm’s portfolio of high-end clients and complex matters means cross-practice collaboration is critical, which is an exciting proposition for me and one I am looking forward to being part of.”