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07 May 2026 by
BANGKOK, 5 May 2026 – Krissen Pillay has joined Kudun and Partners as Counsel in the firm’s International Practice, where he will lead the firm’s Vietnam-focused offering, with a particular focus on Thai and broader Southeast Asian companies investing in Vietnam. He has over 13 years of experience across South Africa, Vietnam, and Thailand, specialising in M&A, corporate, and banking and finance. Krissen joins from YKVN LLC, where he served as Counsel in Ho Chi Minh City. Prior to YKVN, he worked with Bowmans in Johannesburg and Werksmans in Cape Town.
07 May 2026 by
BANGKOK, 7 May 2026 – Kudun and Partners (KAP) has significantly strengthened its domestic and regional capabilities with the integration of Manunya & Associates Limited, led by Manunya Thitinuntawan, bringing over 10 years of the firm’s established practice together with her 25 years of professional experience, and onboarding of Krissen Pillay as Counsel in the firm’s International Practice, focusing on both our international practice and our new Vietnam practice.
29 October 2025 by
Despite recent political unrest and ongoing border conflicts, Thailand has continued to attract foreign investors across several business sectors in recent years. While the overall concept of company incorporation may be similar to that of other countries, the specific criteria and process for establishing a company in Thailand differ in important ways.
09 September 2025 by
As the world grapples with geopolitical instability and shifting global trade dynamics – including the recent tensions along the Thai-Cambodian border and U.S. tax pressure – foreign investors may naturally feel cautious. However, a deeper look at Thailand’s economic fundamentals, legal framework, and proactive government policies reveals a resilient and attractive investment landscape.
09 September 2025 by
As the world grapples with geopolitical instability and shifting global trade dynamics – including the recent tensions along the Thai-Cambodian border and U.S. tax pressure – foreign investors may naturally feel cautious. However, a deeper look at Thailand’s economic fundamentals, legal framework, and proactive government policies reveals a resilient and attractive investment landscape.
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