Firm Overview:
Outstanding Team
Han Kun is among the first Chinese law firms to specialize in fintech legal services.With China's emphasis on fintech strategy, the firm have built a strong team that is widely recognized for its expertise and performance in the field.
Core Areas of Practice:
Han Kun Law's legal services cover the full lifecycle of fintech companies and financial institutions, from establishment to initial public offering.
Establishment of financial institutions:
The firm assist Internet enterprises in building out their presence in the financial services industry by assisting in the establishment of financial and quasi-financial institutions, including commercial banks, securities companies, insurance companies, auto finance companies, consumer finance companies, micro credit companies, financing guarantee companies, etc.
Investing in and restructuring fintech companies:
The firm's team regularly advises clients on numerous fintech company investment projects. Han Kun Law also advise many clients on their financial business split-offs.
Fintech compliance:
The firm's team keeps close track of regulatory requirements and consistently proposes tailor-made rectification options and advises fintech platforms with respect to compliance issues, including corporate governance, consumer protection, data security, and others.
Fintech product design:
Han Kun Law have participated in designing various fintech products, including Internet lending products, innovative payment products, online wealth management products, supply chain finance products, and other innovative fintech products.
Fintech enterprise listing
As PRC counsel, the firm have represented several fintech companies in their U.S. initial public offerings and listings on the New York Stock Exchange or NASDAQ.
For HK IPOs, Han Kun Law have facilitated the listing of Yixin Group Limited on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange as PRC counsel to the issuer.The firm also represented Zhongan Insurance and Huifu Payment Limited in their listings on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange as PRC counsel to the underwriter.
