LutherLie

Associate

Singapour + 65.6233.5516

Luther Lie is a New York qualified corporate finance lawyer. He advises North American and European private equity and credit funds, among others, on cross-border debt and equity financings in the United States, Asia, and Europe. Luther has practiced in New York, Singapore, and Indonesia.

Luther graduated from Harvard Law School, where he served as a research assistant on cross-border M&A and securities law and as a submissions editor for Harvard Business Law Review.

He is active in civic and community affairs. With Her Justice, he represented women and single mothers navigate uncontested divorces in the New York Family Court. At the height of the border crisis, he volunteered on the Firm's Border Project in Laredo and the Rio Grande Valley of Texas. Luther regularly writes in peer-reviewed journals and newspapers, such as Canberra Law Review, East Asia Forum, and Springer on the rule of law and corporate governance.

Expérience

  • Private Dutch investment company obtains US$183 million facility to refinance its existing financial indebtednessJones Day represented a private Dutch investment company in connection with a US$183 million secured refinancing of existing indebtedness, incurred to finance the acquisition of a majority stake in a custom manufacturer of active ingredients and advanced intermediates for agrochemicals as well as fine and specialty chemicals.
  • Autres publications

    • May 11, 2024
      US-Southeast Asia Deal Flows could be the New Story of Growth, The Star (Malaysia)
    • May 10, 2024
      US-Southeast Asia Deal Flows could be the New Story of Growth, The Jakarta Post
    • June 2, 2023
      OECD Principles of Corporate Governance, Springer
    • February 2, 2022
      World Tech Start-up Leader: Indonesia’s Big Dream, The Jakarta Post
    • August 4, 2021
      Southeast Asian National Airlines Need Sweeping Reforms, East Asia Forum (Australian National University)