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Slaughter and May

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Slaughter and May leverages its ‘deep, practical’ regulatory expertise to advise Asian companies, PRC state-owned enterprises and multinational companies on complex merger control cases, investigations, market inquiries and regulatory matters across Hong Kong, China and beyond. Leading the team, Natalie Yeung combines recognised expertise and strategic acumen to guide clients through merger notifications, foreign direct investment and regulatory issues, with notable knowledge of Hong Kong’s Competition Ordinance. The ’exceptional’ Alexander Lee brings former HKCC experience to cartel and antitrust investigations and litigation, while Mike Law draws on his international background to handle digital regulation, multi-jurisdictional merger control and investigations.
Legal 500 Editorial commentary

Testimonials

Collated independently by Legal 500 research team.

  • ‘Natalie Yeung's team offers a unique blend of Slaughter and May's global standards and deep, practical Asia regulatory expertise in antitrust law. Their key strength is in delivering strategic, commercially focused advice that anticipates enforcement trends and gives heed to business priorities.’

  • ‘Natalie Yeung stands out for her strategic acumen, deep vertical pricing expertise, and client focus. She translates complex regulations into clear, actionable business advice and is responsive and accessible, even under pressure. Natalie and her key associates differentiate themselves through their commitment to understanding our specific business context and risk tolerance, ensuring advice is both legally sound and genuinely practical. ’

Key clients

  • BHP
  • Google

Work highlights

Advised BHP on its CAD 4.1 billion joint venture with Lundin Mining Corporation in respect of the joint ownership and future development of certain mining assets located in South America.