Our China and Northeast Asia Desk advises investors from and into Mainland China and Hong Kong, SAR, Korea and Japan, among others. We also represent clients in international disputes related to China and Northeast Asian Countries through our international arbitration practice in Singapore and Switzerland.
Schellenberg Wittmer has been advising and representing Chinese and Northeast Asian clients for decades. Our international team, which includes native Mandarin, Korean and Japanese speakers based in Switzerland and Asia, is best suited to provide first-tier assistance to our clients from the region.
We have extensive experience in advising Chinese and Northeast Asian investors seeking to invest into Europe, providing sound expertise on M&A transactions, private equity and venture capital, joint ventures, financing, corporate and tax issues, real estate transaction, large-scale construction and infrastructure projects, information and
communications technology and intellectual property matters, data protection, employment law, as well as estate planning and structuring services.
We also regularly assist clients seeking to invest into the region through our established network of trusted contacts in China, Korea, Japan and other countries in the region.
With one of the world's leading international arbitration teams based in Singapore and Switzerland, we offer clients stellar strategic advice and advocacy for international commercial, investment and sports disputes.
With our experience and understanding of the market, we manage to bridge cultural gaps and achieve the results our clients' desire, be it through negotiations, mediation, adjudication or arbitration proceeding seated throughout the Asia-Pacific, Europe, the Middle East, the Americas and Africa.
We also advise clients with respect to all aspects of China's Belt & Road initiative, from financing, joint ventures and M&A transactions over contract drafting and construction claims management to representation in construction, infrastructure, energy and related disputes.