“Regardless of Brexit, London will remain a top choice for complex restructuring cases. Hong Kong, on the other hand, will continue to take a much more robust role in cross-border restructuring due to its advantage of having one of the world’s largest stock exchanges, a sophisticated creditor base, and a tremendous number of experienced restructuring and insolvency experts in the field. In cross-border cases with different jurisdiction systems, reciprocity is a key consideration for creditors and debtors, while A&M, as a practitioner, focuses on ascertaining the wishes and views of both parties.”
-Tiffany Wong, Managing Director, Alvarez & Marsal
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