DaHui has added two distinguished new partners to its growing firm. Kevin Liu joins with a decade of experience specializing in complex securities offerings, listings, M&A and other capital market transactions. His diverse background spans sectors such as advanced semiconductor manufacturing, new energy, and healthcare and life sciences. He has also advised leading investment institutions on private equity and post-investment management. Before joining the firm, Liu practiced at Fangda Partners and King & Wood Mallesons. He is renowned for his track record in major capital market restructurings, and he also represented investors in their strategic investment in a multi-billion-dollar bankruptcy reorganization of a major Chinese tech conglomerate. Liu guides companies through the entire capital cycle, and he has pioneered legal strategies for prominent Chinese companies to exit offshore stock markets and relist on China’s A-share markets via interim privatization. Liu has extensive regional network ties in Shanghai, Shenzhen and beyond, and experience in outbound business transactions. He holds an LLM from the University of California, Berkeley, as well as both master’s and bachelor’s degrees in law from Southwest University of Political Science and Law. Zhouwei (Wayne) Wang joins as a partner in the Wuhan office’s corporate team. Prior to joining the firm, Wang worked as in-house counsel for a leading ICT company, and for a prominent multinational automotive company. His extensive in-house experience gave him deep insights into bringing innovative product lines and new business models to market, and his strategic approach and keen understanding of industry trends help him deal with major market players and their complex legal issues. Some of Wang’s notable achievements include leading a multi-million-dollar trade secret crime prosecution, participating in negotiations with key semiconductor suppliers, and securing sponsorship contracts and other contracts in China for the 2019 FIBA World Cup. Originally from Wuhan, Wang’s deep connections to the region, his extensive experience with Wuhan-based companies and his understanding of industry-specific challenges make him a key asset to the firm. Wang holds an LLM from National Taiwan University, an LLB from Wuhan University, and a Certified Information Privacy Professional/Europe (CIPP/E) certification.
