Tiffany Fung

TIFFANY FUNG focuses her practice on international commercial arbitration. She also has experience in commercial litigation and regulatory matters before the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC).

Tiffany is fluent in English, Cantonese and Mandarin Chinese.

Her significant experience includes:

• Representing a Taiwanese conglomerate in a US$1.1 billion HKIAC arbitration against a Japanese trading house.  The parties’ dispute arose out of a series of sale and purchase agreements, which required the transfer of (i) certain shares in a Cayman corporation from the Japanese party to our client and (ii) shares in a real estate project from our client to the Japanese party.
• Representing a global private equity fund in a third-party intervention application before the Hong Kong High Court to amend/discharge an interim injunction in support of an arbitration commenced by a Chinese investor against the founder in respect of ownership over the fund, whose portfolio companies were valued at over US$800 million. The application before the Hong Kong High Court was one of several contentious proceedings between the parties across multiple jurisdictions. 
• Representing a PRC real estate developer and its related Singapore SPV in an approximately US$100 million HKIAC arbitration concerning a Sino-foreign joint venture dispute with its U.S. private equity fund partner.
• Representing the shareholders of a Hong Kong-listed company in a Hong Kong-seated arbitration under the UNCITRAL Rules in connection with a dispute arising out of a stock secured financing agreement.
• Conducting an internal investigation on behalf of a hedge fund triggered by an ex-employee’s allegations of stock market manipulation and other market misconduct.

• Emerging Enterprises Pro Bono Program