Law degree, National University of Singapore (placed on the Dean's List for the final year)

• Advocate & Solicitor (Supreme Court of Singapore, practising under section 36E of the Legal Profession Act)

Advising:

• A Singapore Exchange-listed company - with internal investigations into anti-bribery and corruption concerns over unusual contracting and payment arrangements involving third party agents and advised on potential contraventions, breach of internal policies and/or controls, public disclosure obligations, legal issues arising from the potentially tainted agreements and payments, disciplinary action and remediation
• A major auditing firm - in a multi-party, multi-million dollar, cross-border dispute in which concurrent claims for professional negligence, contribution and/or indemnity were brought against it in connection with its statutory audit of a marine fuel company, which was alleged to have engaged in purportedly high-risk trading activities concealed by fraud of its shareholders and officers
• A multinational company operating in Singapore and China - with an investigation into whistle-blower allegations of illicit hush monies and non-declaration of conflicts of interest by a senior officer
• A large Chinese real estate developer - in internal investigations into concerns regarding potential bid rigging, breach of internal policies and/or controls, and non-compliance with Chinese court orders
• A Singapore subsidiary of a world-leading oil trader - whose former employee pleaded guilty to offences under US law for involvement in a multi-million dollar bribery and money-laundering scheme with government officials to secure contracts
• A global services corporation - in internal investigations in relation to payment and procurement irregularities uncovered by the Singapore Auditor-General's Office that were subject to criminal investigation, and advised on potential legal recourse and liability under various contracts
• A former director of a construction company - in relation to criminal charges brought under the Singapore Penal Code for alleged falsification of invoices and other documents
• A multinational corporation - in conducting internal investigations regarding a top senior officer's alleged misconduct (including allegations of workplace sexual harassment), and in conducting a formal due inquiry prior to dismissal
• A Singapore company - in conducting a formal due inquiry against employees, who had allegedly assaulted each other in the workplace, prior to dismissal
• A construction company charged under the Singapore Workplace Safety and Health Act - in relation to a workplace fatality
• A major financial institution - in response to unauthorised disclosures of highly confidential customer information by an ex-employee/financial adviser to third parties
• A Singapore Exchange-listed company - in responding to SGX RegCo's investigation into potential breaches of the Listing Rules in relation to share buybacks and disclosure obligations for financial statements
• A non-executive director of a Singapore Exchange-listed company - in response to SGX RegCo's investigation into potential breaches of disclosure obligations and obligations with regard to internal controls and risk management systems. 

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