Partner

Motoki Saito

Admitted to bar	2007, Japan
Languages	Japanese and English
Practice Areas	Capital Markets, Corporate Governance, Financial Regulations/Financial Compliance, Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A), General Corporate

Biography

Motoki Saito is a partner at Nagashima Ohno & Tsunematsu. He represents both domestic and international clients, with a special focus on capital market transactions (including debt and equity securities, IPOs, Samurai bonds and third party allotment), M&A transactions, fund management and equity compensation.

Education/Professional Experience

2006	The University of Tokyo (LL.B.)
2007-	Nagashima Ohno & Tsunematsu
2011-2012	Seconded to an US-based Investment Bank
2013	Columbia Law School (LL.M.)
2013-2014	Simpson Thacher & Bartlett, New York
2018-present	Partner, Nagashima Ohno & Tsunematsu

Seminars

January 23, 2018

NO&T Seminars

ADVANCE Corporate Law Seminar - Pioneering the Frontier in Corporate Law
2017 Part 9 FD Rules and Stock-based Compensation Seminar
"Practical Response to Fair Disclosure Rules and Latest Trends in Stock Compensation"

January 30, 2017

NO&T Seminars

ADVANCE Corporate Law Seminar - Pioneering the Frontier in Corporate Law
2016 Part 10 Stock-based Compensation and Governance Seminar "Latest Trends in Corporate Governance, Performance-based and Stock-based Compensation"

Publications

August, 2019	Books	"Advanced Financial Instruments and Exchange Act, 3rd Edition" Shojihomu Co., Ltd.
July, 2019	Newsletter	Recent Trends on Regulations on Stock-Based Compensation in Japan NO&T Japan Legal Update No.18 (July, 2019)
May, 2019	Articles	Lexology Getting the Deal Through - Securities Finance 2019 Japan (co-author)
December, 2011	Articles	New rules on short selling of shares during public offerings International Financial Law Review, December 2011/January 2012 International Briefings: Japan
August, 2008	Articles	English-language disclosure International Financial Law Review, August 2008 International Briefings: Japan
January, 2008	Articles	TSE listing revised International Financial Law Review, January 2008 International Briefings: Japan

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