Wilson Ang, Rongxin Huang, and Charis Low
Wilson Ang, Partner and Head of Asia Regulatory Compliance and Investigations, Norton Rose Fulbright.
Wilson Ang is a dispute resolution lawyer based in Singapore and heads the firm's Asia regulatory compliance and investigations, as well as cybersecurity and data privacy practices. He focuses on strategic governance issues and has extensive experience conducting internal investigations on sanctions, fraud, anti-corruption, and business ethics matters, designing and implementing compliance programs, and handling integrity due diligence reviews in Asia and beyond.
He also advises on risk and crisis management, remediation measures, and follow-on disputes.
Wilson is widely recognised for his work in business ethics, corporate investigations and crisis management, and is a frequent speaker and author on compliance and regulatory issues. He is qualified in Singapore, England and Wales, and Hong Kong, and is recognised by Chambers & Partners, Who's Who Legal and The Legal 500.
Rongxin Huang, Partner, Shanghai Pacific Legal.
Rongxin Huang is a dispute resolution lawyer who advises clients on complex commercial, financial and regulatory disputes across Asia. His practice spans litigation, arbitration, regulatory investigations and compliance, with particular experience in financial institutions, anti-bribery and corruption, and cross-border disputes.
Having practised in both Mainland China and Hong Kong, Rongxin brings extensive experience in financial services, corporate disputes and regulatory matters, combining legal expertise with a practical, commercial approach. He also advises clients on digital forensics, eDiscovery and cross-border investigations.
Charis Low, Counsel, Norton Rose Fulbright.
Charis Low is a dual-qualified dispute resolution lawyer based in Singapore, focusing on regulatory compliance and investigations. She advises clients on anti-bribery and corruption, anti-money laundering, sanctions, and fraud matters.
Prior to private practice, Charis was a Deputy Public Prosecutor and State Counsel with the Singapore Attorney-General's Chambers, where she handled complex financial crime cases and advised key government agencies on regulatory and enforcement matters. She holds law degrees from the London School of Economics and Columbia Law School and is admitted to practise in both Singapore and New York.
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