Shi Qiao

Senior Partner,Jiangsu JC Master Law Offices
Part-time Professor, School of Law, Nanjing Normal University 
Member of the Financial Law Committee of the Nanjing Lawyers Association 
Independent Director of Jiangsu Xinhongji Energy-Saving Co., Ltd. (proposed listing) 
Outstanding Commercial Transactions Lawyer, Nanjing Lawyers Association 
A thousand leading young lawyers from Jiangsu Province

Attorney Shi Qiao graduated from the School of Law at Nanjing Normal University with a Master’s degree in Law. He has long served in legal affairs positions within provincial-level administrative agencies, handling administrative litigation and reconsideration matters. He holds qualifications as a patent attorney, a securities industry professional, and an independent director. He is a member of the Financial Services Committee of the Nanjing Lawyers Association, an adjunct professor at the School of Law of Nanjing Normal University, and a member of the Jiangsu Province Pool of Talents in Finance, Securities, and Insurance Law. He also serves as an independent director of Jiangsu Xinhongji Energy-Saving Co., Ltd. (a company planning to go public). He has been honored with awards such as “Outstanding Commercial Transactions Lawyer” from the Nanjing Lawyers Association and “Leading Talent among One Thousand Young Lawyers in Jiangsu Province.” 
The Shi Qiao Law Firm currently comprises four practicing attorneys and two trainee attorneys. The firm’s practice focuses on litigation services in areas such as equity investment disputes, the recovery of non-performing bank assets, and corporate governance, as well as non-litigation services including IPOs, bond issuances, investment and M&A transactions, and the establishment and ongoing management of funds. 
The legal team led by Attorney Shi Qiao has provided, and continues to provide, legal services to a diverse array of clients, including the Jiangsu Provincial State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission, the Jiangsu Provincial Industry Fund, the Jiangsu Grand Canal Fund, the Jiangsu Coastal Development Group, Jiangsu Agricultural Reclamation, Greenland Real Estate Group (Nanjing), Phoenix Culture & Trade Group, the Private Banking Division of the Agricultural Bank of China’s Jiangsu Branch, the Nanjing Branch of China Merchants Bank, the Nanjing Branch of Shanghai Pudong Development Bank, the Head Office of Jiangsu Bank, Sumeda Capital, AVIC Great Wall Industrial Investment, Shanghai Duden Media, Chunlong Martin Industrial Technology, Kerun Huitong, Wuxi Xin Sanzhou Special Steel, Suzhou Dexin Intellectual Property Trading, and others. The team has also rendered specialized legal services for the registration of more than twenty private fund managers, such as Nanjing Xin*Da, Jiangsu *Chong Investment, Nanjing Heng* Juxin, Changzhou Heng* Asset, Jiangsu Su* Investment, Hangzhou Shen* Xing Asset Management, and Hubei Zhong* Huirong Asset Management. In addition, it has provided tailored legal advice on the structuring and establishment of funds like the Hunan ** Military‑Civilian Integration Industry Fund and the Taizhou Nuclear* Port Area Industry Fund. Furthermore, the team has offered specialized legal support in connection with investment projects, including the Agricultural Reclamation Group’s acquisition of Hunan Wei* Co., Ltd., Greenland Group’s acquisition of the former Jiangsu Hotel site, Duden Media’s asset restructuring, Wuxi Xin Sanzhou Special Steel’s asset reorganization, as well as equity exit transactions involving a new‑energy power station held by Phoenix Wen*, resolution of disputes over share repurchases at Li* Shares, and handling of redemption disputes within the Xing** Industry Equity Fund. The team has also delivered dedicated legal services for the Hong Kong Main Board listings of companies such as Nanjing Zhongsheng United, Hongye Futures, and Folait Glass Group. Among the litigation and dispute matters the team has handled are: more than ten financial loan contract disputes between China Merchants Bank and Man* Plastics, Rui* Wood Industry, Cao*, Xu*, Pan* Feng, and others; a financial wealth‑management contract dispute between China Merchants Bank and Cao* Ne; numerous financial loan contract disputes between Jiangsu Bank and Gong* Ping, Ma*, Ren* Tao, Mei* Fang, and others; an administrative lawsuit filed by Ke** Shijia against the Jiangsu Provincial People’s Government and the Jiangsu Provincial Administration for Market Regulation regarding corporate name approval; dissolution disputes between Greenland Wuxi Real Estate Co., Ltd. and Wuxi Di* Real Estate Co., Ltd., as well as Jin* Company; and several real estate transaction disputes involving the Greenland Group.