Hans has taught at the Faculty of Law, NUS, since 1990, and was previously Director of the Centre for Banking and Finance Law and Centre for Commercial Law Studies. He has published widely in international and local journals, and has written or co-written books on company law, securities regulation and trust law. He is also a contributor to Halsbury’s Laws of Singapore on contract law and to Palmer’s Company Law (Geoffrey Morse ed).
He was previously seconded to the Monetary Authority of Singapore and the Ministry of Law. He is presently serving on the Securities Industry Council, is Deputy Chairman of the SGX Listing Advisory Committee, and a consultant with TSMP Law Corporation. He has been a visiting professor at National Taiwan University, Auckland and Shanghai’s ECUPL and a visiting scholar at Stanford and Melbourne. He recently delivered public lectures at the law schools of NTU, Tsinghua and Zhejiang Universities and West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences.
Book Chapters
Hans Tjio, 'Adjudicating Intermediary-Related Losses' in Paul S Davies and Tan Cheng-Han SC (eds), Intermediaries in Commercial Law (Hart Publishing 2022)
Hans Tjio, Lee Pey Woan and Pearlie Koh, 'Company Law' in Simon Chesterman, Goh Yihan and Andrew Phang Boon Leong (eds), Law and Technology in Singapore (Academy Publishing 2021) 353
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
