Professionals
Kiyofumi Fujita (Mr.)
- Tokyo Office
- e-mail: k-fujita@yglpc.com
- Tel: +81-3-6267-1224
- Fax: +81-3-6267-1210
Practice Areas
M&A, Finance and Financial Institutions, Capital Markets, Real Estate, Debt Collecting, Corporate and Commercial Law, Corporate Governance, Bankruptcy and Insolvency, Restructuring, Administrative Law, Competition and Antitrust, Corporate Compliance, Commercial Litigation, Dispute Resolution
Introduction and Practice Profile
Kiyofumi Fujita is a partner at our Tokyo office with extensive expertise in
corporate law, specializing in Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) and
Banking and Finance. His practice encompasses a wide range of sophisticated
transactions, including domestic and cross-border M&A, corporate
restructuring, and complex financial arrangements.
Kiyofumi is highly regarded for his ability to identify the "essence" of
every legal challenge. He believes that navigating complex financial and
corporate structures requires more than just technical knowledge; it demands
a deep sense of sincerity and the cultivation of strong, trust-based
relationships with clients. By combining his decades of experience with a
sharp analytical focus, he delivers practical and effective solutions
tailored to the specific business objectives of his clients.
His profound understanding of corporate governance and fiduciary
responsibilities is evidenced by his extensive track record in leadership
and advisory roles. He has served as a member of the compliance committee
for an asset management company and as an outside director for several
listed corporations. These appointments reflect his deep-seated expertise in
ensuring regulatory compliance and sound corporate management, making him a
trusted partner for clients navigating the complexities of modern business
and finance.
Education
- Kobe University (M.B.A., 2004)
- The University of Tokyo (L.L.B., 1997)
Professional Admissions
- Japan (2000)
Languages
- Japanese
Professional and Academic Associations
- Dai-ichi Tokyo Bar Association
- On full-time secondment to the Financial Services Agency (2004-2006)
