WEE 
Meng Seng

 
Associate Professor

Deputy Director, EW Barker Centre for Law & Business

Co-Director, Asian Law Institute

After graduating from this Faculty, Wee Meng Seng practiced law for a few years before joining NTU as a senior tutor. He was on study leave for a few years where he obtained his BCL (First Class) and D Phil from the University of Oxford. His doctoral thesis is on contracts and corporate insolvency proceedings. In 2004 he served as a consultant to a statutory board on a project involving issues of insolvency law.

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Contact

lawwms@nus.edu.sg
(65) 6516-3585
MPA-02-01/C

Education

DPhil, BCL (Oxford University); LLB (NUS); Advocate & Solicitor (Singapore)

Curriculum Vitae

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Current Courses

Company Law (A)

Company Law (B)

After graduating from this Faculty, Wee Meng Seng practiced law for a few years before joining NTU as a senior tutor. He was on study leave for a few years where he obtained his BCL (First Class) and D Phil from the University of Oxford. His doctoral thesis is on contracts and corporate insolvency proceedings. In 2004 he served as a consultant to a statutory board on a project involving issues of insolvency law.

Journal Articles
Wee Meng Seng and Hans Tjio, 'Singapore as International Debt Restructuring Center: Aspiration and Challenges' (2022) 57 (1) Texas International Law Journal 1

Wee Meng Seng, 'A Major Step in Developing Mainland China's Cross-Border Insolvency Law' [2021] International Insolvency Review

Wee Meng Seng and Kiu Yan Yu, 'Principles and Rules on Insolvency Practitioners' Remuneration' (2021) 30 (3) International Insolvency Review 383

Wee Meng Seng and Qiu Teng, '一带一路”语境下中国应采纳《跨境破产示范法》之 理由与风险应对 (Why China Should Adopt the UNCITRAL Model Law on Cross-Border Insolvency in the Context of the Belt-Road Initiative: Reasons and Risk Management)' (2021) 8 (1) Fudan University Law Review 35 (In Chinese)

Wee Meng Seng, 'The Belt and Road Initiative, China’s Cross-Border Insolvency Law and the UNCITRAL Model Law on Cross-Border Insolvency' (2020) 8 (1) The Chinese Journal of Comparative Law 116

  • Insolvency Law
  • Company Law
  • Contract Law