Justin Lee

• DBS in its joint venture with J.P. Morgan and Temasek to develop a common and open industry platform for payments, trade and foreign exchange settlement through the use of blockchain solutions. *
• The Alliance for Action on Supply Chain Digitalisation in relation to the creation and launching of the Singapore Trade Data Exchange (SGTraDex), a national digital infrastructure that facilitates trusted and secure sharing of data between supply chain ecosystem partners. *
• The Association of Banks in Singapore in relation to the development and rollout of the Trade Finance Registry (TFR), a blockchain-based industry utility that facilitates transparency between banks in order to combat duplicate financing fraud. *
• VietJet in its acquisition of 92 Rolls-Royce Trent 7000 engines, a deal worth USD 3.8bn and one of the largest aviation asset orders in the world that year. *
• Mapletree Investments in relation to its sale of the Oakwood Worldwide business to The Ascott, which involved the transfer of a substantial global IP portfolio. *
• Several data centre owners and users on data centre colocation and GPU-as-a-service arrangements. *
• Several major Banks on the legal issues and risks relating to the adoption and integration of electronic instruments such as bills of lading, bills of exchange and promissory notes into the Bank’s trade finance business. *
• A global port operator in relation to a long-term partnership involving the development, implementation and commercialisation of autonomous prime movers in port infrastructure environments. *
• A Hong Kong-listed Chinese online insurance company in a joint venture with a Singapore-based technology company for the launch of an insurance platform on the technology company’s regional online platform. *
• A large cosmetics company, a property developer, a US-listed conglomerate, and a logistics service provider, among other, in managing the legal and regulatory aspects of a data breach, including coordinating the notification of the breach to data protection regulators across multiple jurisdictions in the region. *
• A major e-commerce company, a healthcare conglomerate, a national broadcaster, a major insurer and a health and fitness company, among others, in several investigations commenced by the Personal Data Protection Commission of Singapore for alleged breaches of the PDPA, all of which closed with no adverse findings against the client. *

* Experience acquired prior to joining CMS