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Former US Department of Justice prosecutors and US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) enforcement lawyer, Vasu Muthyala, has joined the law firm’s litigation practice.

After decades of chasing the prestige of a US listing, Chinese companies can’t go private fast enough – here’s why.

The most highly anticipated IPO since Facebook looms closer. China’s internet industry offers enormous potential but also has its risks.

The resolution of a dispute over a mainland Chinese group accused of fraud is a welcome step in the push for greater trust but doesn't mark an end to the spat.

Whistleblowers are not generally liked, but more of them are needed to break the code of silence in the finance industry that allows illegality to prevail. The Tour de France teaches some lessons.

Respondents to our latest web poll are confident that US financial reforms will not lead to a radical overhaul of the industry.

The SEC's probe into Goldman Sachs could be the first salvo in an attempt by the agency to rescue its reputation after being humiliated by Madoff, Stanford and the financial crisis. Our latest poll shows FinanceAsia readers believe more charges will follow.

Author Dan Reingold concludes that US capitalism is run by an unaccountable, unrepentant and protected elite in this gripping personal history of the dotcom crash.

David Goldstein, New York-based partner at White & Case says the SEC''s new regulations may discourage boutique Asian hedge fund managers from marketing to the US.