The tie-up between Australia's Mallesons Stephen Jaques and China's King & Wood will operate under a three-partnership Swiss verein structure it has emerged, as final details of the combined firm are disclosed. The combination will see three separate partnerships created in Australia, China and Hong Kong as a result of Chinese regulatory constraints that meaning the firms cannot combine financially in a full merger.
December 15, 2011 at 08:08 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The tie-up between Australia’s Mallesons Stephen Jaques and China’s King & Wood will operate under a three-partnership Swiss verein structure it has emerged, as final details of the combined firm are disclosed.
The combination will see three separate partnerships created in Australia, China and Hong Kong as a result of Chinese regulatory constraints that mean the firms cannot combine financially in a full merger.
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