Date & Time: 30 -31 July 2024 (Day 1 & 2: 9.00am - 5.15pm)
Venue: SAL, Stamford 1 & 2, The Adelphi #08-08, 1 Coleman Street S(179803)

This 2 day programme will help you to gain insights on the managerial and business aspects of the legal profession. Understand strategy in a law firm and how you can contribute to it. Through interactive and workshop-based sessions, participants will learn to:

• Identify five key behaviours that the participants can deploy to display leadership in their firms.

• Develop their, individual medium-term aspirations in terms of objectives and key results.

• Develop self-awareness about their preferred conflict resolution style;

• Develop awareness of alternative conflict resolution styles and to practice same.

• Understand the key strategic choices firms make to position themselves in an industry

• Develop an appreciation of business valuation techniques and approaches in M&A transactions.

• Develop understanding of how to contribute to firm strategy:

• Explore their ability to make more substantive contributions to firm strategy.

Early Bird Member Rate (until 12 July 2024)
$1,038  (before of GST)

Early bird Non-member Rate (until 12 July 2024)
$1,297.50 (before GST)

Member Rate
$1,384 (before GST)

Non-member Rate
$1,730 (before GST)

The SAL-INSEAD Legal Leadership Programme is a three-day intensive management programme specifically designed and contextualised to address the needs of law firm partners, general counsel and legal service officers. Participants from the private sector should currently have P&L remit in their roles or will soon be assuming P&L responsibilities in their organisations.
This unique programme applies business school methodologies to address business challenges faced by legal professionals including strategic planning, improving organisational alignment, managing growth and change, and motivating people and teams.

Overview

This seminar will discuss the use of Singapore law as a governing law in cross-border lending transactions. We will cover some of the key implications that follow where a loan transaction is governed by Singapore law, including in relation to documentation, lending and collateral structures, enforcement and foreign recognition, and the effects of insolvency and the IRDA. We will also discuss some of the differences between English law and Singapore law, particularly in the context of insolvency, as well as the recent English decision in Prosafe and its implications for the choice of Singapore law cross-border financings.