Niping Wu

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niping.wu@fenwick.com
Partner
Corporate

Niping
Wu

Niping
Wu

Niping
Wu

Partner
Corporate

Niping concentrates her practice on cross-border mergers and acquisitions with an emphasis on private equity and strategic investments in Chinese companies and businesses, regularly acting as counsel to international investors active in China. She also has extensive experience in cross-border debt financing transactions. Additionally, Niping advises Chinese companies on outbound investments, and has also worked on U.S. public offerings by China-based issuers.

Niping is recognized by Chambers Asia as a leading private equity lawyer and by Expert Guides as a leading practitioner in private equity. She has been practicing law in China for nearly two decades. Prior to joining Fenwick, Niping was a partner at other prominent U.S. law firms, where she led transactional matters with an emphasis on serving international private equity firms investing in China.

Niping has advised numerous private equity funds such as PAG, TPG, Orchid Asia, MBK Partners, Mount Kellett, Hony Capital and American Securities; financial institutions such as Bank of America, Barclays and China Life; and corporation clients such as Giant Network Group, Gridsum Holding, Baozun, Zongyi Group, ArcelorMittal, Precision Castparts and Funtalk.

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  • PAG in numerous investment and divestment projects and debt financing transactions
  • Giant Network Group in its $4.4B acquisition of Playtika from Caesars Interactive Entertainment and all other cross-border transactions and matters
  • Baozun in a $275M convertible bond offering with ADS lending arrangements and U.S. law compliance matters
  • Gridsum Holding in its U.S. IPO and all post-IPO compliance, corporate and financing matters
  • eHi Car Services (China) in its $930M going-private acquisition by a sponsor-backed consortium (counsel to special committee)
  • Zongyi Group in its $300M financing of the going-private transaction of NASDAQ-listed Vimicro International Corporation, as well as in its investment in a U.S. biopharmaceutical company
  • TPG in the sale of its stake in Shenzhen Development Bank for over $2B, its over $200M investment in Guanghui Automobile Services, its $800M investment in Taishin Financial Holding, its $350M investment (aggregate with co-investors) in Lenovo, its investment in BankThai Public Company Limited and its investment in Xinjiang Guanghui Liquefied Natural Gas Development
  • Bank of America in its $3B investment in China Construction Bank, its financial leasing joint venture with China Construction Bank (the first Sino-foreign financial leasing company in China) and the sale of its retail business in China
  • Orchid Asia in its investment in a Chinese e-commerce company, its acquisition of a China-based healthcare company, its investment in a China-based IT company and its investment in United Power Equipment and the subsequent IPO exit
  • Mount Kellett in its investment in a waste management business owned by Hangzhou Jinjiang Group
  • Precision Castparts in its $350M investment in Yangzhou Chengde Steel Tube
  • Barclays in its investment in a Chinese trust company
  • Venturepharm Holdings in its acquisition of the China business of a U.S. Fortune 500 pharmaceutical company
  • Funtalk in connection with share transfers among certain shareholders
  • Chaowei Power in connection with an investment by Hony Capital and the simultaneous redemption of previously issued preferred shares
  • Prince Frog International in connection with an investment by CCB International Asset Management
  • Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse and the other underwriters in the U.S. IPO of Perfect World
  • ArcelorMittal in its various investments and joint ventures in China
  • China Life in U.S. securities law reporting and compliance matters

  • PAG in numerous investment and divestment projects and debt financing transactions
  • Giant Network Group in its $4.4B acquisition of Playtika from Caesars Interactive Entertainment and all other cross-border transactions and matters
  • Baozun in a $275M convertible bond offering with ADS lending arrangements and U.S. law compliance matters
  • Gridsum Holding in its U.S. IPO and all post-IPO compliance, corporate and financing matters
  • eHi Car Services (China) in its $930M going-private acquisition by a sponsor-backed consortium (counsel to special committee)
  • Zongyi Group in its $300M financing of the going-private transaction of NASDAQ-listed Vimicro International Corporation, as well as in its investment in a U.S. biopharmaceutical company
  • TPG in the sale of its stake in Shenzhen Development Bank for over $2B, its over $200M investment in Guanghui Automobile Services, its $800M investment in Taishin Financial Holding, its $350M investment (aggregate with co-investors) in Lenovo, its investment in BankThai Public Company Limited and its investment in Xinjiang Guanghui Liquefied Natural Gas Development
  • Bank of America in its $3B investment in China Construction Bank, its financial leasing joint venture with China Construction Bank (the first Sino-foreign financial leasing company in China) and the sale of its retail business in China
  • Orchid Asia in its investment in a Chinese e-commerce company, its acquisition of a China-based healthcare company, its investment in a China-based IT company and its investment in United Power Equipment and the subsequent IPO exit
  • Mount Kellett in its investment in a waste management business owned by Hangzhou Jinjiang Group
  • Precision Castparts in its $350M investment in Yangzhou Chengde Steel Tube
  • Barclays in its investment in a Chinese trust company
  • Venturepharm Holdings in its acquisition of the China business of a U.S. Fortune 500 pharmaceutical company
  • Funtalk in connection with share transfers among certain shareholders
  • Chaowei Power in connection with an investment by Hony Capital and the simultaneous redemption of previously issued preferred shares
  • Prince Frog International in connection with an investment by CCB International Asset Management
  • Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse and the other underwriters in the U.S. IPO of Perfect World
  • ArcelorMittal in its various investments and joint ventures in China
  • China Life in U.S. securities law reporting and compliance matters