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Hong Kong – Global law firm K&L Gates welcomes Huberta Chow as a partner in the Asset Management and Investment Funds (AMIF) practice. She joins the firm’s Hong Kong office from Broadfield.

With nearly two decades of experience advising leading asset managers and institutional investors, Chow brings deep knowledge of structuring and restructuring private investment funds and alternative arrangements across multiple jurisdictions. She has advised more than 100 fund managers and investors, designing legal structures that align with client objectives, ensuring regulatory compliance while supporting long-term growth potential.

Chow is recognized for her ability to deliver practical, cost-effective solutions on complex, multijurisdictional matters. Her practice spans hedge funds, private equity, hybrid funds, funds-of-funds, and co-investment arrangements, with experience in Cayman, Hong Kong, Jersey, and other key jurisdictions. Her clients include sovereign wealth funds, government authorities, investment banks, financial institutions, and prominent asset managers.

Additionally, she helped frame Hong Kong’s landmark legislation for a domestic private fund industry and write the Limited Partnership Funds Ordinance (Cap. 637).

Chow is admitted as a solicitor in England & Wales and Hong Kong and is fluent in Mandarin and Cantonese.

Clair Pagnano, lead practice area leader of the AMIF practice, stated: “Huberta’s arrival further strengthens our global AMIF platform and enhances our ability to serve clients in Asia with innovative fund solutions. Her experience in structuring complex investment vehicles and navigating regulatory frameworks will be invaluable as we continue to support clients in an evolving market.”

Ryan Dwyer, Asia regional managing partner, said: “Asia remains a critical growth region for asset management, and Huberta’s deep industry knowledge and cross-border experience position us to meet increasing client demand. We are excited to welcome her to our team and look forward to the impact she will make across the region.”

Vincent Tso, Hong Kong office managing partner, added: “Huberta’s reputation for delivering practical, business-focused advice aligns perfectly with our commitment to client service. Her addition reinforces our Hong Kong office as a hub for sophisticated asset management work and strengthens our ability to provide seamless global solutions.”

Chow is the newest addition to a growing roster of standout partners joining K&L Gates’ global AMIF practice over the past year, alongside Marianna Tothova in London, Eusapia Simone in Milan, and Robert Leonard and Derek Lacarrubba in New York. Her arrival further accelerates the firm’s momentum across Asia, strengthening an already highly collaborative regional team. Working closely with AMIF lawyers Scott Peterman and Sook Young Yeu in Hong Kong, Chloe Duan in Shanghai, and Jason Nelms and Edward Bennett in Singapore, Chow enhances the firm’s ability to deliver seamlessly coordinated, cross-border counsel to clients worldwide.

K&L Gates’ AMIF practice has more than 50 years of experience in the financial services industry and comprises more than 150 lawyers throughout Asia, Australia, Europe, the Middle East, and North America. These lawyers provide advice to investment companies and advisers, broker-dealers, emerging managers, and institutional investors across a range of areas, including on investment, hedge, private equity, and real estate funds, regulated funds and exchange-traded products, capital markets and derivatives, ERISA, ESG, and global regulation and distribution, among others.

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