Jeffy Katio
Associate
Singapore
jeffy.katio@lw.com
+65.6437.5344
PRACTICES
- Capital Markets
- Indonesia Practice
- Mergers & Acquisitions
INDUSTRIES
EDUCATION
- J.D. (Hons), Emory University School of Law, 2018
- Master of Arts, University of Toronto, 2013
- Bachelor of Arts in Criminology & Ethics, Society, and Law, University of Toronto, 2012
with high honors
LANGUAGES SPOKEN
- English
- Bahasa (Indonesian)
PROFILE
Jeffy Katio is an associate in the Singapore office of Latham & Watkins and a member of the Corporate Department.
Jeffy focuses on a variety of corporate transactions, including equity and debt capital markets for US-registered and cross-border Southeast Asia deals, M&A, and private equity.
EXPERIENCE
Jeffy’s representative experience includes advising:
- Black Spade Acquisition II Co, a special purpose acquisition company, on the business combination with World Media and Entertainment Universal Inc., a France-based global media and entertainment company
- VinFast Auto, a leading Vietnamese automotive manufacturer, on the business combination with Black Spade Acquisition Co., a special purpose acquisition company
- Mandiri Securities, a securities company based in Indonesia, as the sole arranger and sole lead manager on the establishment of Solar United Network’s US$250 million multicurrency debt issuance program and the issuance of US$70 million 8.125% notes due 2025
- The underwriters on the initial public offering of PT Cemindo Gemilang Tbk with the Indonesian Stock Exchange*
- PT Hutama Karya and the Republic of Indonesia, in accordance to Regulation S and Rule 144A market standard, on the establishment of PT Hutama Karya's US$1.5 billion global medium term note program (MTN Program), and PT Hutama Karya's debut US$600 million notes offering under the MTN Program*
- PT Bank Mandiri (Persero) on the establishment of IDR 1 trillion Shelf Offering II Phase I 2020 Bond program*
- The Republic of Indonesia in relation to its SEC-registered €1 billion 1.100% bonds due 2033, US$1.25 billion 1.850% bonds due 2031, US$1.25 billion 3.050% bonds due 2051, and US{{ExperienceMarkup}}.5 billion 3.350% bonds due 2071*
*Matter handled prior to joining Latham