Lydia Yang L.
About Lydia Yang L.
Lydia Yang L. is the Vice President at Temasek in Beijing, China, with extensive legal experience in both law firms and in-house legal departments across China and Singapore.
Current Role at Temasek
Lydia Yang L. holds the position of Vice President at Temasek, based in Beijing, China. She manages various legal and operational responsibilities, leveraging her extensive background in both legal counsel and executive management. Her role includes overseeing strategic initiatives catered to Temasek's investment portfolio in the region.
Previous Experience at BP
From 2017 to 2021, Lydia Yang L. worked at bp as Legal Counsel specializing in Low Carbon Trading. Based in Singapore, she provided crucial legal support and guidance on low carbon initiatives, helping bp navigate the regulatory landscape and compliance requirements associated with the transition to a low carbon economy.
Legal Career at Linklaters
Lydia Yang L. served as an Associate at Linklaters from 2013 to 2017, working in both Shanghai and Beijing. During her tenure at this top UK law firm, she gained significant expertise in handling complex legal issues. Her responsibilities included advising on a range of corporate law matters and participating in high-profile cases, contributing to the firm's reputation for excellence.
Educational Background
Lydia Yang L. has a robust educational foundation with multiple law degrees from prestigious institutions. She earned an LLM from the SMU Dedman School of Law (2008-2009) and another LLM from Peking University (2007-2010). Before that, she completed her Bachelor of Laws (LLB) in Law and Economics at Wuhan University (2003-2007). This diverse academic background has equipped her with a deep understanding of both Chinese and international legal systems.
Diversified Legal Training
Throughout her career, Lydia Yang L. has received legal training from top legal firms in both the UK and China. These include roles at Fangda Partners and Haiwen & Partners, where she gained hands-on experience in various facets of legal practice. Her diversified training has allowed her to develop a well-rounded perspective on legal issues, making her adept at advising both law firms and in-house legal departments.