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Q&A | Mark Benton | Corporate Advisory

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In today’s Q&A we have Mark Benton, our Corporate Advisory expert in South Korea.

Mark Benton is recognised as a leading mergers and acquisitions lawyer in South Korea, serving as a senior English-qualified adviser and long-standing member of Ahnse Law Offices’ international counsel team, where he acts as a principal foreign counsel resource for corporate clients undertaking complex cross-border transactions in Korea. Mark Benton holds an LL.B from the University of Birmingham and an LL.M from Anglia Ruskin University, grounding his practice in substantive UK legal training complemented by more than two decades of international commercial experience. His practice encompasses acquisitions, disposals, mergers, joint ventures, shareholder arrangements, investment transactions and cross-border corporate restructurings, with clients ranging from foreign corporations and multinational groups to subsidiaries of listed companies and private equity investors operating across sectors including financial services, technology, real estate and manufacturing. Mark Benton’s earlier career included positions at UK law firms, the Financial Services Compensation Scheme and Sumitomo Banking Corporation, providing a strong transactional, regulatory and financial foundation that informs his current work bridging international commercial expectations with Korean legal requirements.

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Q&A | Mark Benton | Corporate Advisory

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