Viacheslav (Slava) Iavorskyi

Associate

Viacheslav (Slava) Iavorskyi

Associate

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Viacheslav (Slava) Iavorskyi joined the litigation and enforcement department of Ropes & Gray’s Hong Kong office as an associate in 2019. He advises multiple international investment banking, asset management and private equity firms on anti-corruption, anti-money laundering and trade compliance due diligence for investments in Asia. Prior to joining the firm, Slava trained at a leading international law firm with a strong focus on complex cross-border litigation, regulatory enforcement and investigation matters. Slava is currently on a temporary assignment in the Tokyo office.

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Ropes & Gray Advises Bain Capital on its Hugel Inc. Stake Sale

Ropes & Gray represented Bain Capital in the sale of its controlling stake in Hugel Inc., a leading biopharmaceutical company based in South Korea, to a consortium consisting of CBC Group, GS Holdings, IMM Investment and Mubadala Investment. The US ...

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  • PCLL, Dean’s List (Merit), City University of Hong Kong, 2015
  • JD, City University of Hong Kong, 2014
  • LLM, Renmin University of China, 2012
  • Postgraduate Diploma (International Economics), Kyiv National Economic University, 2009
  • Undergraduate (International Economics), Kyiv National Economic University, 2008

Qualifications

  • New York, 2019
  • Hong Kong, 2018
  • Chinese (Cantonese)
  • Chinese (Mandarin)
  • Russian
  • Ukrainian

Experience

Notable transactions in which Slava has been involved prior to joining the firm include:

  • Advised a bank on concurrent proceedings in England and China in relation to a cross-currency swap dispute.
  • Advised a bank in relation to a regulatory investigation into its hiring practices of interns and junior employees.
  • Advised a company in relation to an investigation involving price fixing allegations in Hong Kong.
  • Advised a group of companies in relation to an investigation involving cartel offence allegations in Hong Kong.
  • Advising a bank in relation to a regulatory investigation into an alleged manipulation of a foreign currency benchmark by one of its traders.
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