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Zhicheng Fang at Joint-Win Partners' Shanghai office is instructed by large asset management, real estate, and construction companies in complex financial, commercial, and enforcement disputes. Fang recently acted for Shimao Tiancheng Property Service Group in a dispute over an equity transfer agreement arising from an M&A project.
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Accolades
Shanghai Elite
Profile
Work Department
Zhengce Law Firm’s Non-performing Assets Disposal Business Center
Position
Senior Partner, Director of Non-performing Assets Disposal Business Center
Career
2010-2018 Enforcement Bureau of a certain court in Shanghai
2018-2019 Shanghai Wensheng Asset Management Co., Ltd. Shanghai Assistant General Manager
2023 to present Shanghai Zhengce Law Firm Senior Partner, Director of Non-performing Assets Disposal Business Center
Languages
Chinese / English
Memberships
Member of the Bankruptcy and Non-performing Assets Professional Committee of the Shanghai Lawyers Association
Education
Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, Bachelor of International Economic Law
Erasmus University Rotterdam, Master of International Law
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Key clients
- China Great Wall Asset Management Co., Ltd. Shanghai Branch
- Shanghai Double Star Apparel Co., Ltd.
- Jiangxi Ruijing Financial Asset Management Co., Ltd.
- Henan Rising Union Engineering Consulting Co., Ltd.
- Shanghai Pudong New Area Kangxin Microcredit Co., Ltd.
- Shanghai Chuye Construction Development Co., Ltd.
- Haisheng (Tianjin) Enterprise Management Consulting Co., Ltd.
- Shanghai Weilujia New Material Technology Co., Ltd.
- Shanghai Ego Investment Group Co., Ltd.
- Shanghai Yiviker New Energy Co., Ltd.
Work highlights
Represented Shimao Tiancheng Property Service Group Co., Ltd. in a dispute over who, under the equity transfer agreement, bears the responsibility to address the refunds and penalties regarding illegal activities that occurred prior to the equity transfer completion date.
Acted for Shenzhen Zihuixintong Commercial Factoring Co., Ltd. in a dispute arising from the dishonour of a bill under a recourse factoring agreement.