LONDON / SINGAPORE — 12 November 2025 — Raedas is pleased to announce the opening of its newest office in Singapore, deepening the firm’s presence in one of the world’s leading hubs for cross-border disputes, arbitration, and enforcement.

The expansion strengthens Raedas’ ability to support clients across Asia-Pacific, reinforcing its footprint across key global arbitration centres including London, Dubai, and Washington, D.C. The new office – led by Marjolein van den Bosch-Broeren – reflects the firm’s commitment to leadership that combines multidisciplinary enforcement expertise with regional insight and global perspective.

Marjolein joins Raedas as Managing Director. A dual-qualified lawyer with over two decades of experience in complex cross-border litigation, arbitration, and asset recovery, Marjolein brings with her an established network of law firms, corporates, financial institutions, and funders across Asia, Europe, and North America. Marjolein joins Raedas from Omni Bridgeway, where she served as Head of Enforcement (APAC) based in Singapore for more than seven years, gaining first-hand battle experience in pursuing and monetising awards and judgments with the fund’s own capital at risk. Having lived and worked in Asia for over twelve years, she has played a key role in converting favourable outcomes into tangible recoveries for clients.

Marjolein’s appointment expands Raedas’ female-led enforcement practice, joining forces with Partner Joana Rego and Associate Managing Director Isabel Asquith. Together, they represent one of the few women-led asset recovery teams worldwide, further strengthening Raedas’ reputation for being a leader in evidence-based investigative support.

“Marjolein’s arrival marks an exciting new chapter for Raedas, one that extends beyond the opening of our Singapore office,” said Joana Rego, Partner at Raedas. She went on to note, “Her extensive experience in the enforcement advisory space enhances our ability to respond swiftly and effectively to client needs, while deepening our collaboration with lawyers specialising in this field.”

As Marjolein shared, “Raedas has established itself as the go-to firm for intelligence-led support in complex disputes. The opportunity to build an enforcement and recovery practice within that ecosystem from Singapore, where so many cross-border matters converge, is incredibly exciting. I am thrilled to work with Raedas’ brilliant team around the world to help our clients achieve the best possible outcomes, and I look forward to helping our clients navigate obstacles with rigour and strategy.”

Building on the 2024 opening of Raedas Dubai, Raedas Singapore will serve as a regional hub for litigation support, sovereign disputes, and high-value enforcement, and enable the Raedas team to work closely with clients, counsel, and stakeholders across South East Asia, China, and India, complementing Raedas’ presence in London, Washington DC, and beyond.

Raedas is pleased to announce its move to a new office in the heart of Downtown Dubai following its regional launch in March 2024.

Located in Emaar Square, the new office will create a hub for Raedas to continue to support clients across the Gulf and wider region .

The new office provides an expanded space to collaborate, host clients and strengthens the firm’s base in one of the world’s most dynamic centres for commercial disputes.

The move comes as the team prepares for Dubai Arbitration Week 2025, where Raedas looks forward to connecting with colleagues and clients from across the global arbitration community.

“Eighteen months after opening in Dubai, the move to Emaar Square supports the growth of our local team and gives us more room to collaborate – with each other and with our clients,” said Matthew Walker, Head of Raedas Dubai.

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Raedas has been recognised as a market leader in the Chambers and Partners 2025 Litigation Support Guide for the 7^th consecutive year, maintaining a Band 1 ranking for the firm in both the Business Intelligence & Investigations and Asset Tracing & Recovery categories.

Raedas remains the only firm to hold a Band 1 ranking across both categories.

Our three Founding Partners, Nicholas Bortman, Joana Rego and Andrew Wordsworth remain Band 1 ranked for Litigation Support: Business Intelligence & Investigations. Joana and Nicholas also maintain their Band 1 ranking for Global Asset Tracing & Recovery.

For the first time, Associate Managing Director Isabel Asquith also entered the rankings in both the Business Intelligence & Investigations and Asset Tracing & Recovery categories.

Clients praise Raedas’ “dynamic and energetic team” and “superb” analytical skill and expertise, describing the firm as “preeminent”, “uniquely clever”, and offering a “tailored and focused service” with a “global reach”.

The rankings reflect independent assessment by Chambers & Partners’ research teams, including comprehensive interviews with clients, law firms and peers across the investigations and legal market.

The complete listings for Raedas are available here.

Raedas is pleased to announce that our co-founder, Nicholas Bortman, has been featured in the latest edition of CDR Essential Intelligence – Fraud, Asset Tracing & Recovery. In the article titled “Raedas: Bring Investigators to the Law Table”, Nicholas shares his insights on the pivotal role of investigators in legal disputes and the importance of strategic collaboration between investigators and legal teams. Nicholas emphasises the value for law firms of integrating investigators into their strategic discussions from the outset.

This feature follows Raedas’ ongoing contributions to CDR Essential Intelligence. Two years ago, our co-founder Joana Rego shared her expertise in a Q&A on fraud, asset tracing, and recovery, discussing the evolving challenges in cross-border investigations and enforcement. You can revisit Joana’s insights here.

Read Nicholas Bortman’s full interview here.

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