More about Mr. Tadashi Kageyama
Tadashi Kageyama is a senior managing director specializing in business intelligence, investigations, and risk consulting services for corporate, financial clients and government agencies. Mr. Kageyama helps clients respond to and mitigate the risk of fraud, dispute and litigation, regulatory and compliance violations, intellectual property theft, and the theft of assets and information.
Prior to joining Kroll, Mr. Kageyama was a global purchasing agent for Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd and spent three years in the Tokyo head office and four years in the US head office in New York. He was responsible for producing supplier and competitor intelligence reports, market and industry analysis reports, drafting and implementing vendor controls, and providing litigation support for Mitsubishi’s global procurement operations. Mr. Kageyama’s responsibilities also included negotiating and securing a number of multimillion-dollar contracts with suppliers worldwide and investigating suspicious and disputed contracts.
Mr. Kageyama has worked as a staff writer for Nihon Keizai Shinbun (Nikkei), has served as an advisory member on the subcommittee of the Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, and speaks Japanese, English, and Spanish.
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More about Paul Mitchard QC
Paul Mitchard, head of Skadden Arps' Asian litigation and arbitration group and co-head of the global International Litigation and Arbitration practice, is a recognised leader in the field of international dispute resolution, based fulltime in Hong Kong. He is admitted as a solicitor in Hong Kong and the British Virgin Islands and as a solicitor-advocate in England, where he holds the rank of Queen’s Counsel. He is a leading member of a number of legal associations and has been invited to serve on a number of committees in the field of civil procedure and arbitration law reform.
He has advised major financial institutions in relation to regulatory matters, and compliance with anti-corruption legislation, including representation in investigations and in disciplinary and other proceedings.
Mr. Mitchard also has 30 years’ experience of both domestic and cross-border civil litigation, including the representation of much of the U.K. offshore oil industry in judicial review proceedings and the enforcement of security obligations on a global basis, in particular in cases involving emerging market debt.
He is also a frequent lecturer on dispute resolution and regulatory enforcement issues and the author of several articles. Chambers describes him as “a commanding presence in the field,” and says clients praise his “solid and realistic approach” and “ability to grasp and simplify complex matters.” Mr. Mitchard has also been repeatedly selected for inclusion in Chambers Global: The World’s Leading Lawyers for Business.
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