Kelvin Aw Partner & Co-Head of the Infrastructure and Construction practice at CMS Singapore Kelvin Aw is a Partner in CMS Singapore, and a Director in CMS Holborn Asia, the Formal Law Alliance between CMS Singapore and Singapore law practice, Holborn Law LLC. He is Co-Head of the Infrastructure and Construction practice in Singapore. He brings almost 3 decades of court room and board room experiences to champion clients’ interests not only in contentious but also transactional matters, with particular specialisation in the construction, engineering, and infrastructure sector.
Lynette Chew Partner & Co-Head of the Infrastructure and Construction practice at CMS Singapore
Lynette Chew Partner & Co-Head of the Infrastructure and Construction practice at CMS Singapore Lynette Chew is a Partner in CMS Singapore and a Director of CMS Holborn Asia, the Formal Law Alliance with CMS Singapore and Singapore law practice, Holborn Law LLC. She is Co-Head of the Infrastructure and Construction practice in Singapore.
Gerald Licnachan Partner at CMS Singapore Gerald advises on a broad range of corporate matters including mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, corporate finance transactions, business and investment structures, commercial contracts and corporate governance. Originally from Southeast Asia, Gerald has extensive experience advising on the full life cycle of cross-border inbound and outbound deals across Asia including in Singapore, Indonesia, Vietnam, the Philippines, Thailand, Cambodia, India, Bangladesh, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.
Marc Rathbone Partner & Head of Energy Transition (APAC) at CMS Singapore Marc is a Partner in our Singapore office and has more than 34 years’ experience in law (in both enforcement and as a barrister/solicitor). As part of his practice he is actively involved in advising clients both globally and within APAC including in relation to business strategy in developing economies and acting for clients in the Pacific and Island Nations.
James Snape Partner & Co-Head of CMS Projects Group at CMS UK James is a partner in the Energy, Projects and Construction Group. He specialises in complex infrastructure and energy projects, public procurement, outsourcing, joint ventures and strategic partnerships..
Asya Jamaludin Counsel at CMS Singapore Asya is a Counsel with CMS Singapore. Her main practice areas are in the construction and energy sectors, where she advises across the value chain – from providing front-end advice on energy and engineering, procurement and construction projects, to providing dispute avoidance and resolution advice. Asya also practices in the general commercial, international trade and commodities sectors.
Rheinny Wiraatmadja Of Counsel at CMS Singapore Rheinny is a qualified lawyer in Western Australia and England & Wales with 20 years’ experience in the areas of projects, banking & finance, corporate, commercial in Asia Pacific and, most recently, in the Middle East.
Irawati Hermawan Managing Partner at Hermawan Juniarto & Partners
Irawati Hermawan Managing Partner at Hermawan Juniarto & Partners Ms. Irawati Hermawan is the Managing Partner of Hermawan Juniarto and has more than 25 years experience practicing law. She is recognised as one of the leading lawyers in infrastructure and project finance. Irawati’s clients include international banking and financial institutions, multinational companies, state owned enterprises, and national companies.
Etienne Laumonier Partner at APFL & Partners Legal Vietnam LLC Etienne is a partner based in Ho Chi Minh City. He graduated in international law from Cergy-Pontoise University and holds a Post-Graduate Degree in Asian Business. He is currently preparing a PhD on competition policy in South East Asia. After working in Japan, Vietnam and Indonesia for both private and public entities, he worked in Gide Loyrette Nouel’s Hanoi office from 2006 to 2008.
Zaheer Minhas Partner at Accuracy Zaheer is a partner with over twenty years’ experience working in different phases of infrastructure projects in Europe and Asia. He has worked on engagements both pre- and post-financial close, from business case developments and procurement advisory through to construction and infrastructure asset operations across sectors such as leisure (Stadia), transport, healthcare, power (combined heat and power) and utilities (wastewater treatment). He has worked for both government and private sector clients.
Lim Wen Bin Partner, Infrastructure Advisory, ASEAN Decarbonisation Hub at KPMG Singapore
Lim Wen Bin Partner, Infrastructure Advisory, ASEAN Decarbonisation Hub at KPMG Singapore Wen Bin is a Partner in KPMG Singapore and ASPAC regional leader for renewable energy network drawing over 15 years of advisory experience working extensively across power generation, energy transition and decarbonisation. He brings extensive experience leading commercial and financial advisory services to private, governments and multilateral clients on project feasibility, policy and regulation, and structuring and preparation of IPP transactions, as well as assisting private sector clients on investment appraisal and capital raising across a range of technology including solar, wind, geothermal, hydro-power, green hydrogen, energy storage and conventional plants.
