In 1975, just 17% of a company’s value was held in intangible assets. By 2015 this had increased to 84% and can only have increased since then. Having advisors who understand the interplay between decisions on IP and its impact on corporate value is vital.

When wanting to bring your products or services (leveraging on brand or technology as a core competitive advantage) into a new market, such as Indonesia, businesses must have a broad and detailed understanding of the commercial environment and have control of their intellectual property to ensure that the ever-changing commercial and government expectations are met.

They can help you understand how market entry will work, the structures available and advise you what is best for your venture and future business ambitions.

A company’s intellectual property assets represent the majority of a business's value to the market and its shareholders. You need advisors who could combine a deep understanding of innovation and intellectual property assets with commercial law in real transactions, a rarity that means our Corporate and Commercial team is highly sought after by clients with IP at the core of their business.

Having the right agreements in place with third parties helps protect you and your assets.