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Diana Chan
Professional Biography
Diana Chan is Director and Legal Counsel at UBS in Hong Kong, a position she has held since September 2022. She advises on a broad range of corporate matters, including mergers and acquisitions, equity capital markets transactions, joint ventures, and post-listing regulatory compliance.
Before joining UBS, Diana spent over five years as an Associate at Kirkland & Ellis, focusing on complex corporate transactions. She began her legal career at Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, where she trained and later worked as an Associate in the corporate team, gaining experience in ECM, M&A, and compliance.
She was admitted as a solicitor in Hong Kong in 2015.
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Education
The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
LLB, Law
2009 – 2012
Grade: First Class Honours
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
PCLL, Law
2012 – 2013
About UBS
The largest truly global wealth manager
UBS is the largest truly global wealth manager and the leading bank in Switzerland. These key pillars are enhanced by focused and competitive investment bank and asset management capabilities. Staying close to our clients, whether they are individuals, institutions, or businesses, and providing financial advice and solutions to help them to achieve their goals is of the utmost importance to us.
We have a capital-generative and well-diversified business model with strong competitive positions in our target markets. Our business model, strong risk-aware culture, superior client service, respected brand with over 160 years of history, and capital prudence have made it possible to consistently and sustainably both grow profits and deliver a high return on equity over the long term.
The acquisition of the Credit Suisse Group has further accelerated our growth strategy by providing our client franchises with additional scale, complementary capabilities, and talent, in line with our ambition to position UBS for sustainable, high-quality returns and long-term growth.
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