Regulatory Moves Highlight Issues in Cross-Border PRC Financings
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Regulatory Moves Highlight Issues in Cross-Border PRC Financings
By Tom Pugh, Partner, Mayer Brown JSM
Historically low interest rates resulting from quantitative easing in the developed markets have afforded relatively easy access to capital, making it possible for distressed companies around the globe to refinance rather than restructure as capital markets continue to flow. In China, bank...
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Tom Pugh is a partner in Mayer Brown JSM's Restructuring, Bankruptcy and Insolvency practice in Hong Kong, focusing on advising insolvency practitioners, creditors, and debtors in respect of cross-border insolvencies, restructurings and distressed situations, with experience in acquisitions and disposals, corporate and distressed loan restructurings, and schemes of arrangement. Mayer Brown is a global legal services firm advising clients across the Americas, Asia, and Europe. Pugh can be reached at tom.pugh@mayerbrownjsm.com or 852 2843 2211.
