Global law firms have been actively hiring regulatory and investigations lawyers in Hong Kong during the past 12 months, hoping to capture more work in the government enforcement space.
They may be disappointed.
There has been an overall reduction of work related to Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission in recent years. But lawyers are still finding a few silver linings.
April 13, 2019 at 12:04 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legal Week/legalweek
Global law firms have been actively hiring regulatory and investigations lawyers in Hong Kong during the past 12 months, hoping to capture more work in the government enforcement space.
They may be disappointed.
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