Singapore, Singapore Nov 2, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - Technicorum Holdings, one of the world's foremost crypto-advisory and blockchain-service providers specialising in digital assets, as well as the successful incubator and creator of the innovative DeFi and NFT project KingSwap, today announced that its appointed Singapore-based legal firm, Magna Law Corporation has appointed an IP & Litigation Director at its Fintech and DLT (Distributed Ledger Technology) (TMT Practice Group), litigation and dispute-resolution department (Dispute Resolution Practice Group), where the focus is on ensuring that legal rights of clients are well protected.
The firm's litigation and dispute resolution practice is full-service and additionally specialises in fintech and DLT (Distributed Ledger Technology), helping clients work towards the settlement and resolution of disputes which involve cryptocurrency and digital assets transactions. As the legal advisors appointed by Technicorum Holdings, Magna Law Corporation also provides cryptocurrency consulting services, focusing on jurisdiction-specific legal, compliance, and regulatory issues.
Commenting on the addition to the firm's senior team, Mr. K V Sudeep Kumar, Managing Director and Head of Civil Litigation and Criminal law at Magna Law Corporation, said "I would like to welcome Maiyaz to the firm. His track record is excellent and his ability to creatively propose solutions for clients is impressive."
Newly-appointed IP & Litigation Director Maiyaz Al Islam has extensive experience in cryptocurrency and digital assets, including various fields of law, such as Intellectual Property, International Arbitration, Litigation & Dispute Resolution, Corporate & Commercial law, Conveyancing & Property Law, Employment Law, and Criminal law.
Maiyaz specialises in intellectual property, commercial litigation, arbitration, and mediation. He also has extensive experience in complex commercial transactions in the Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) space. Maiyaz currently leads the intellectual property function at numerous prominent organisations, and notably, he designed and drafted the entire Intellectual Property Law curriculum for a well-known educational institution in Singapore.
Maiyaz started his legal career in 2011 and graduated with a Bachelor of Laws (Hons) degree from the Faculty of Law at the National University of Singapore (NUS). He also holds a Journalism Degree (Hons) from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Maiyaz was the first recipient of the Lee Suan Yew Speaker of the Year Award, and a two-time recipient of the Traffic Police Commander's Award; he was also formerly President at SINDA (Singapore Indian Development Association) Youth Council.
ABOUT TECHNICORUM
Technicorum Holdings is a global investment and compliance company headquartered in Singapore. The Technicorum Group's portfolio spans a broad spectrum of services in digital-asset space with full solution capabilities to launch and incubate projects, blockchain service providers within decentralised financial services, real estate, engineering, logistics, industrial, entertainment as well as life-sciences and agricultural industries. Technicorum Holdings own and manage its assets based on ESG principles. As an engaged shareholder, Technicorum Holdings provides directives and sound corporate governance for its portfolio companies which include the procurement of high calibre, experienced management to manage its portfolio companies and investments.
Technicorum Holdings is responsible for the provision of regulatory compliance services, programs, and communications for its portfolio companies and clients. Technicorum Holdings delivers action plans and support for businesses to meet the regulatory obligations and expectations of respective jurisdictions.
All product and company names herein may be trademarks of their registered owners.
Media Contact: ima.jamal@technicorum.com
Website: www.technicorum.com
Media Contact
Technicorum Holdings
Source :Technicorum Holdings , Magna Law Corporation
This article was originally published by IssueWire. Read the original article here.
