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Fraud in the Workplace: Thailand

The Fraud in the Workplace series highlights the most common types of fraud at work and what companies should be aware of to prevent harm arising from fraud in the workplace.

Author: Peerapan Tungsuwan and Yuthana Sivaraks November 26, 2019

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Our Fraud in the Workplace series highlights the most common types of fraud at work and what companies should be aware of to prevent harm arising from fraud in the workplace.

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Peerapan Tungsuwan

Peerapan Tungsuwan is a corporate and M&A partner in Bangkok office with specialties in highly regulated industries, including the healthcare industry. She is currently Chair of the AEC Healthcare Harmonization Sub-committee of Baker McKenzie's Asia Pacific Healthcare Industry Group, of which she was head from 2007-2013. Within the Bangkok office, she heads the Healthcare Industry and Natural Resources Groups and co-leads the Mergers & Acquisitions practice group and Japan Advisory Group.

Yuthana Sivaraks

Yuthana Sivaraks joined Baker & McKenzie in 1995 and became a partner in 2004. Prior to working with the Firm, he served as a judge advocate in the Royal Thai Navy. He is currently a member of various practice groups in the Bangkok office, including those for IT/Communications, Intellectual Property and Corporate & Commercial. In addition to practicing law, Mr. Sivaraks is an active visiting lecturer on IT, telecommunications, intellectual property and trade competition law for a number of Thai universities and institutions.