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Civil fraud and asset recovery, Commercial disputes, Insolvency, Trusts, probate and estates: contentious

Informa’s Asset Recovery Asia Conference

Tuesday 23rd May 2023
2.30pm - 3.10pm
The Westin Kuala Lumpur

Clare Stanley KC is speaking at Informa’s Asset Recovery Asia conference on 23rd May.

She will be on a panel with Ian Mann (Harneys, Hong Kong),  Lingqi Wang (Fangda Partners, PRC), Kesterson Kua (SKY Law, Philippines) and Yuan Zheng (Davis Polk, Hong Kong).

Their session is entitled: “Not part of the family’s plan: fraud litigation in family and probate disputes and personal bankruptcy“. As the number of ultra high net worth families in Asia increases, so will disputes within those families. The panel will consider why these disputes so often involve serious allegations of fraud, and what the role of insolvency practitioners can be in these cases.

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