Banking & Finance

INTRODUCTION
Skrine acts for major international and domestic financial institutions. Through our involvement in the setup of new financial instruments, we are kept abreast with the developments in this field and we continue to work closely with accountants and other financial advisers in relation to such new structures.

Skrine’s involvement in this practice area is on a regular basis whereby our job scope includes drafting and advising financial institutions in relation to loan structures and security or in enforcement of security documentation. Today, our skills have also expanded to include that of Islamic banking, Islamic bonds and other types of Islamic instruments.

• Mohamed Ismail SHARIFF
• Theresa CHONG
• Dato' Philip CHAN Hon Keong
• Oommen KOSHY
• GOH Kuan Hock
• KWAN Kin Sum

• Case commentary: House of Lords sets criteria for fixed charges over book debts by Kok Chee Kheong (Issue 4/2005)
• Case commentary: Bank’s certificate of indebtedness on customer’s liability by Kwan Kin Sum (Issue 3/2005)
• Case commentary: Effect of issue of title on assignee’s right of sale by June Tan (Issue 3/2005)
• The Walls of Jericho by Kok Chee Kheong (Issue 2/2005)
• Case commentary: Is a third party chargor a surety? By Liew Wei Ling (Issue 3/2004)
• Case commentary: Bumiputera-Commerce Bank Bhd v Chendering Development Sdn Bhd – Mae Perkayuan Revisited by Kok Chee Kheong (Issue 2/2004)
• Banking legislation – Recent amendments by Janet Looi (Issue 1/2004)