TRAINERS

Mr. Richard Hayler

Richard Hayler is a Partner at Deloitte and serves as the Lead Partner for Disputes in South East Asia, specialising in valuation, financial and accounting issues in contentious matters and challenging commercial situations. He serves on the Standards Review Board of the International Valuation Standards Council (IVSC) and is a member of Adjunct Faculty at Singapore Management University. Appointed more than 20 times as a valuation and accounting expert witness or determiner, he has been recognised in Who’s Who Legal numerous times, describing him as "recognised as a top-tier accounting expert in the region". He also sat on the Board of Directors of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators in Singapore since 2012 and holds the office of Honorary Treasurer.

Mr. Ahmad Maulana

Also known as Alan, is a practicing advocate who holds a bachelor of law degree from the University of Indonesia, majoring in procedural law, and the Indonesian Bar Association (PERADI) advocate’s professional certificate. In 2010 Alan was seconded to the commercial litigation practice of Rajah & Tann LLP in Singapore, which has resulted in him forging close links with a number of leading Singaporean lawyers. He was made a partner of Assegaf Hamzah in 2013. He represented major Bank in dispute resolution such as Bank of New York Mellon, HSBC, and Busan Savings Bank in Korea. Alan now specializes in commercial litigation and dispute resolution, with an interest in criminal law as well as employment-related disputes.
 

FACT: The increasing complexity and sophistication of financial markets, products, and innovations calls for more sophisticated methods of dispute resolution in cross-border, B2B banking and finance transactions based on highly specialized legal, technical, and contextual industry knowledge.

Financial institutions across the globe are keen to exploit the potential benefits of ADR as instruments for a wide variety of international banking and finance transactions from the renegotiation of sovereign debt to the expedition of straightforward loan repayment claims. In fact, many international banks and other financial institutions have reorganized their litigation departments and their internal ligation risk management systems due to the clear advantages of out-of-court redress mechanisms.

Our workshop will provide both a knowledge and an appreciation of ADR and arbitration and their roles within the global banking and finance legal landscape. It offers an understanding of the types and natures of disputes, a snapshot into project finance, shariah banking, and sovereign lending, and a realistic overview of investment dispute settlement and the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID).

Are you a government official responsible for banking regulations, a top banking and finance executive, an investment and/or commercial banker, an attorney frequently involved in banking and finance proceedings, a hedge fund manager or private equity professional, a member of in-house counsel, an international arbitrator or mediator aspiring to add or improve expertise in banking and finance, a professor, legal academic, or student looking to increase real-time knowledge, or an investor affected by current financial developments?

If so, BIAMC’s 1-Day Workshop is ideal for you! At BIAMC, we merge practical, comprehensive curriculum with unparalleled instruction from top foreign and domestic experts currently working in banking and finance dispute resolution.

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SCHEDULE

Registration close on Wednesday, April 3^rd, 2019