WongPartnership LLP

About WongPartnership LLP

WongPartnership LLP is Singapore's leading capital markets law firm by transaction volume, having advised on more SGX Mainboard and Catalist listings than any other firm over the past decade. Its securities practice covers IPOs, secondary offerings, rights issues, REITs, business trusts, and structured notes, and it regularly acts for both issuers and underwriting banks on the same type of transaction, giving it an unusually nuanced understanding of how deals are constructed from both sides of the table. The firm also maintains a market-leading real estate practice, which is tightly integrated with its capital markets work given Singapore's substantial listed real estate sector. Beyond capital markets, WongPartnership has strong practices in M&A, competition and regulatory, and restructuring and insolvency. Its M&A practice advises on private equity deals, strategic acquisitions, and disposals, and is well-connected within Singapore's financial services community. The competition practice is particularly relevant in today's regulatory environment, advising clients on merger filings, cartel investigations, and abuse of dominance matters before the Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore (CCCS). WongPartnership's client base skews towards financial institutions, listed companies, and sophisticated institutional investors. For businesses approaching a public listing, completing a significant secondary offering, or managing complex securities law compliance obligations, WongPartnership brings unmatched depth of transactional experience and a capital markets team that operates with both technical precision and commercial pragmatism.

Highlights

• #3 Best for Capital Markets
• 4.8 / 5.0 Google Rating
• 94 Verified Google Reviews
• Singapore Based

Customer Review

"WongPartnership led our company's SGX Catalist listing from pre-IPO reorganisation through to the prospectus, investor roadshow documentation, and post-listing compliance. The partner-led team was meticulous and kept the process on track across a tight six-month window."