REPRESENTATIVE EXPERIENCE
Amy Lau
PRIVATE EQUITY, MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS
Represented 17LIVE Holding (SGX: LVR), a social networking entertainment start-up backed by Temasek, in its S$1.2 billion proposed combination with Singapore’s Vertex Technology Acquisition Corporation Ltd (VTAC), a technology-focused special purpose acquisition company backed by Singaporean state investor Temasek.
Represented TradeBeyond, a Hong Kong-based SaaS retail supply chain platform, in its fundraising from EQT and its acquisition of Pivot88.
Represented Aigens, an innovative food and beverage omni-channel SaaS technology company, in connection with its Series A financing led by Ant Group.
Represented Dash Living, a Hong Kong-based co-living start-up, on its acquisition of ITH Japan, as well as venture financings from Mindworks and Grosvenor.
Represented Lingfeng Capital, a PRC-headquartered growth capital private equity fund, in respect of its investment in Long Bridge, a company that operates an online securities trading platform in the PRC, Hong Kong, Singapore, and New Zealand; and 9M Technologies, a company that provides analytics solutions for fixed income investment.
Represented Prenetics, Hong Kong’s first unicorn, from inception to its exit by way of a de-SPAC on the NASDAQ, including on all their early and late-stage venture financings and their pre-IPO financing round.
Represented EQT, as part of a consortium of investors, in its US$210 million investment in Klook, one of Asia’s leading travel and experiences platforms.
GENERAL CORPORATE
Represented 17LIVE INC., a livestreaming platform as outside general counsel in relation to its operations in Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan, and Singapore. This includes providing local Hong Kong regulatory advice in relation to the operations of its business in Hong Kong.
Represented Prenetics Limited, a biotechnology company as outside general counsel in relation to its operations in Hong Kong. Prenetics is operational in 10 countries and we assisted Prenetics in the restructuring of its Hong Kong operations to the Cayman and BVI, and the establishment of its operations in the PRC.
