East and Southeast Asia
China, Japan, and the ASEAN countries have had some of the world's fastest rates
of economic growth over the past decade, achieved by the so-called Asian Way of
combining economic liberalism with political authoritarianism.
The region is now competing with the West for natural resources, and Asian
countries are becoming favoured trading partners with resource-rich countries
because
they do not seek to tie trade to sensitive political issues.
Menas has developed its practice in East and Southeast Asia to reflect client
needs in several sectors, including oil and gas. From our Menas Asia hub in
Singapore, and through a large network of associates throughout the region, we
offer
timely and commercially relevant advice on a wide range of issues and
countries.
Typical undertakings are political risk analyses, market assessments,
sector-specific client reports, and due diligence investigations.
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