Beijing

Kejie Associates is a transactional law firm with global network, which specializes in advising domestic and international leading companies, financial institutions and governments on their most challenging transactions. We work as a single united team with member firms of Kejie Associates Network to provide cross-jurisdictional legal service for Chinese enterprises on its outbound investments, mergers and acquisitions and other matters around the world.

We have a thriving commercial law practice focused on the area of mergers and acquisitions, private financing, private equity and venture capital, investment fund, securities issuance and capital markets, corporate and foreign direct investment and financial regulations.

Our experience in the fields of mergers and acquisitions, strategic investments, corporate and securities law, and corporate governance means that we regularly handle some of the most complex, demanding and challenging transactions in the People's Republic of China. We counsel both public and private acquirers and targets. We also have extensive experience in counseling boards of directors and senior management in the most sensitive situations.

We approach our clients' legal issues always within the larger framework of their strategic, commercial and financial goals. We focus on matters that require the attention, extensive experience, expertise and the reputation of our partners. In order to provide this partner-intensive service, we generally do not handle routine matters, we limit the number and type of matters we do undertake.

Kejie Associates Network

Against the backdrop of the Belt and Road Initiative and the rapid internationalization of the Renminbi, Kejie Associates initiated a global legal service network named as Kejie Associates Network in September, 2015. Kejie Associates Network aims at providing cross-jurisdictional legal services to Chinese enterprises with ambitious global strategies.

Kejie Associates Network consists of 53 independent law firms with 61 offices in 53 countries across the five continents.