Mark Chan is the Founder and Managing Partner of H.M. Chan & Co in association with Shihui Partners.
Mark is a leading corporate and capital markets lawyer with over two decades of experience advising on a broad range of transactions, including initial public offerings and secondary offerings in Hong Kong, public and private mergers and acquisitions, disposals, joint ventures, corporate reorganisations, private equity transactions and capital raisings. He advises listed and private companies, investment funds and private investors on complex and high‑value matters across a wide range of industries.
Mark has extensive experience in cross‑border transactions involving Hong Kong‑listed issuers and PRC‑related groups and is recognised for his ability to advise on sophisticated matters involving transaction structuring, regulatory considerations and deal execution.
His work has been consistently recognised by leading legal directories. Rankings include a “Stand Out Lawyer” by Thomson Reuters, a “Leading Lawyer – Highly Regarded” by IFLR1000, and recognition as a Notable Practitioner for Corporate and M&A as well as Private Equity by asialaw.
Prior to the association with Shihui Partners, Mark was a partner and Global Board member with Taylor Wessing for over a decade, where he established its Hong Kong office and Asia platform.
Mark is admitted as a solicitor in Hong Kong, England and Wales, and Singapore.
| 2005 | Solicitor of the Senior Courts of England and Wales |
| 2002 | Advocate & Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Singapore |
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H.M. Chan & Co Enters into Association with Shihui Partners to Strengthen Cross-Border and China Capabilities
H.M. Chan & Co is delighted to announce that it has entered into an association with PRC law firm Shihui Partners, following approval by the Law Society of Hong Kong.
The association coincides with Shihui Partners’ tenth anniversary and the establishment of its Hong Kong office and represents a significant step in deepening the long-standing relationship between the two firms.