2009-5-18 18:14:43Corporate and Securities
Corporate practice is one of the core practices at Si Fangda not only in number of deals and revenue but also in the scope of service we offer. Si Fangda has more than seventy lawyers who provide a broad range of corporate and business services to listed corporations, state-owned enterprises or private businesses, domestic or transnational corporations. In many cases, we serve as general counsel for corporations and represent them in all aspects of their general commercial transactions and corporate governance – from the establishment of the enterprise through all aspects of ongoing operation and dissolution. Our corporate practice is broad and often intersects with closely related practices, particularly tax, employment, intellectual property, merger and acquisition transactions, financing and securities. Therefore, our lawyers are not only active pioneers in many sophisticated international and domestic transactions, but also experts in providing on-going advice to clients on corporate governance, employment, intellectual property, tax and other legal aspects. We also counsel businesses in connection with your ongoing contractual relationships with domestic and international customers, suppliers, and distributors. In addition, our corporate lawyers are involved in many of our industry sector groups where they are able to combine detailed industry knowledge with their core legal skills. Examples of these industries include technology, media and telecoms, financial institutions, energy, chemicals, retail and transport.
Our corporate attorneys have broad experience in all areas of corporate law, including:
- Start-up business
- Joint ventures
- Corporate ongoing counseling
- Corporate governance
- Regulatory compliance
- Employment
- Securities finance and capital markets
- Commercial lending and institutional finance
- Private equity
- Project development and finance
- Asset securitization and structured finance
- Intellectual property and technology
- Mergers and acquisitions
- Non-performing loans
- Corporate restructuring
- Dispositions and dissolution
- Bankruptcy, restructurings and workouts