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Joint ventures: protections for minority shareholders in Asia Pacific
September 2012

We are pleased to present the 2012 edition of Joint ventures: protections for minority shareholders in Asia Pacific. This guide forms part of our key Asia Pacific publication series which currently includes M&A law in Asia Pacific, Anti-corruption law in Asia Pacific, Banking Security law in Asia Pacific and Doing Business in Asia Pacific. Although the title of this guide suggests a minority shareholder slant, we hope it will be of general interest not only to international and regional investors interested in joint ventures, but also to actual or prospective majority shareholders of a joint venture.

With our strong track record and as one of the best resourced international legal practices in the region with over 800 lawyers in our 13 Asia Pacific offices, we are well placed to advise clients on their investments in the Asia Pacific region.

If you wish to subscribe to Joint Ventures: protections for minority shareholders in Asia Pacific, please register here.  

Acknowledgments

We wish to thank the following for their contributions to this guide:

  • Bharucha & Partners, India
  • Atsumi & Sakai, Japan
  • Zaid Ibrahim & Co, Malaysia
  • MDS & Associates LLP, Mongolia
  • Romulo Mabanta Buenaventura Sayoc & de los Angeles, Philippines
  • Lee & Ko, South Korea

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