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Charles Russell Speechlys wins China Business Law Award for Family Wealth Management

Charles Russell Speechlys has been recognised for the first time by China Business Law Journal, in the annual China Business Law Awards 2024, for its expertise in family wealth management.

The annual awards celebrate the most innovative and impactful legal work undertaken in China over the past year and are based on hundreds of nominations received from China-focused corporate counsel and legal professionals around the world.

The nominations are considered in conjunction with external factors such as landmark deals, client feedback, survey responses and other notable achievements to ascertain the level of satisfaction with the services provided by each firm.

Silvia On, Partner and Head of the Hong Kong office says:

This a significant accolade within the Chinese market and we are very pleased to be recognised, for the first time this year, as a market leader for our work in the fields of family wealth management. This recognition showcases the knowledge and expertise of our cross-divisional and cross-office China team and is testament to our collaborative and joined-up service offering.

We would also like to take this opportunity to extend our sincere gratitude to our clients and contacts for their continued support.

For more details, please visit: https://law.asia/top-firms-china-2024/

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