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09 August 2024
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Carey Olsen—James Noble

Partner achieves INSOL fellow status

Carey Olsen Singapore partner James Noble has been recognised as an INSOL fellow after successfully completing the INSOL Global Insolvency Practice Course (GIPC) for 2023/24 administered by INSOL International, a rigorous programme for restructuring and insolvency professionals.

INSOL International is a leading global network of insolvency professionals dedicated to improving cross-border restructuring and insolvency solutions, with over 44 member associations and 12,000 members.

As an INSOL fellow, James joins a distinguished group of experts committed to advancing the field of insolvency. He will formally receive his INSOL fellow certificate at the annual INSOL conference in 2025.

James commented: ‘It was a fantastic experience to have undertaken the GIPC programme, which is designed to encourage complex and innovative thinking on many important issues which arise in cross-border insolvency. Participation in the course has also strengthened my relationship with a number of highly accomplished insolvency practitioners around the globe.’

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