LEGISLATIVE, TAX AND BUSINESS ETHICS WORKING GROUP MEETING

Dear Valued Members,
 
We are pleased to invite you to a Joint seminar by BCM Legislative, Tax and Business Ethics Working Group and Davis Polk & Wardwell, an international law firm which will take place on 5 September 2019 at Topaz room, Blue Sky Hotel.  The meeting will consist of two parts:
 
(1) Davis Polk & Wardwell partner Mr. Gerhard Radtke and associate Mr. Mendtuvshin Enkhtaivan will present on international bond offerings and their extensive experience in Asia; and
 
(2) BCM’s Legislative, Tax and Ethics Working Group Chair Ms. SOLONGOO Bayarsaikhan, Managing Partner of Avinex Partners LLP will also present on the key highlights of the proposed amendments to the Constitution of Mongolia.

- Coffee and refreshments will be served.
- Simultaneous translation will be provided.

Following is the agenda in English and Mongolian.  

For more information please contact 11-317027 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

About the Speakers:

Mr. Gerhard Radtke is a partner in Davis Polk's Hong Kong office. His practice focuses on securities offerings, with extensive experience across the spectrum of products. He is particularly well-versed in debt capital markets, with deep experience in high-yield debt and leveraged finance (over 100 high-yield offerings for more than 50 issuers), sovereign/frontier market bonds, credit support, and enhancement structures, and complex liability management and restructuring. He also has significant experience with financings, strategic investments and cross border M&A. With over 16 years in Asia, Mr. Radtke has represented clients in every active market in the region.

Mr. Radtke is rated highly by clients, peers and leading market directories such as Chambers & Partners. He is admitted to the bar in Hong Kong and the state of New York and is a fluent speaker of German, Japanese and Mandarin Chinese.  

Mr. Mendtuvshin Enkhtaivan is an associate in Davis Polk’s Hong Kong office. He regularly advises clients on high-yield debt offerings, liability management exercises, U.S. registered and exempt offerings, frontier market bonds, U.S. and Hong Kong IPOs and MTN programs. Mr. Enkhtaivan has worked with issuers across Asia operating in multiple industries including finance, natural resources, TMT, real estate and manufacturing. He is admitted to the bar in the state of New York and is a registered foreign lawyer with the Hong Kong Law Society. He is a native Mongolian speaker and fluent in Mandarin Chinese.

About Davis Polk & Wardwell:

For more than 165 years, Davis Polk & Wardwell has ranked among the premier law firms with practices that are world-class across the board. Today, with 10 offices strategically located in key business centers and political capitals around the globe, Davis Polk remains one of the small handful of firms that leading companies and financial institutions around the world turn to for counsel on their most significant business and legal matters.

Our Hong Kong office, which opened in 1993, was one of the first opened by a major Wall Street firm in Hong Kong and is now our largest non-U.S. office. We have been involved in many of the most important and high-profile capital markets, M&A/private equity transactions and litigation and enforcement matters in Asia. Our extensive cross-border experience coupled with the diversity of our professionals and our top-flight local law capabilities allow us to bridge business, cultural, language, legal and regulatory differences across jurisdictions.

Our Hong Kong office routinely represents issuers and underwriters in many important, and frequently precedent-setting, cross-border high-yield debt, initial public offerings, convertible debt, and other securities offerings. Our work has included many of the landmark transactions involving the privatization and listing of state-owned enterprises and we are a clear leader in Asian high-yield debt offerings.