Big Four rivals PwC and EY expanded their legal offerings in the city earlier this year, while KPMG is preparing to launch its own Hong Kong law practice next month.
November 29, 2018 at 03:12 AM
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Global accounting firm Deloitte has confirmed that it will launch a 25-lawyer Hong Kong law practice in January.
The new firm will have six partners, all hired from local firms, and focus on corporate and commercial matters, according to Patrick Yip, Deloitte’s Hong Kong-based deputy China managing partner for tax and legal. Yip declined to name the partners and the law firms they’re joining from, citing confidentiality.
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