Qiaozhu Chen
About Qiaozhu Chen
Qiaozhu Chen is a Managing Associate at Linklaters in London, specializing in mergers and acquisitions in the electric vehicle and new energy sectors. He has extensive legal experience, having worked at King & Wood Mallesons in Hong Kong and holds degrees in Financial Management and Law.
Work at Linklaters
Qiaozhu Chen has been employed at Linklaters as a Managing Associate since 2017. In this role, Chen focuses on legal matters related to mergers and acquisitions, particularly within the electric vehicle and new energy sectors. The position is based in London, Greater London, United Kingdom. Chen's experience at Linklaters contributes to the firm's reputation in handling complex legal transactions and advisory services.
Current Role at King & Wood Mallesons
Since 2013, Qiaozhu Chen has worked at King & Wood Mallesons as an Attorney At Law. This role is located in Hong Kong, specifically in the Central and Western District. Chen specializes in mergers and acquisitions, bringing expertise in legal matters to the electric vehicle and new energy sectors. This position has allowed Chen to develop a strong understanding of the legal landscape in these rapidly evolving industries.
Education and Expertise
Qiaozhu Chen holds a Bachelor of Arts in Financial Management and Law from South Western University of Finance and Economics, where studies were completed from 2004 to 2008. Following this, Chen earned a Master of Laws from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in 2009. This educational background provides a solid foundation in both finance and legal principles, enhancing expertise in mergers and acquisitions, particularly in the education sector.
Licenses and Qualifications
Qiaozhu Chen is licensed to practice law in both the People's Republic of China and New York. This dual qualification allows Chen to operate effectively in international legal environments, facilitating cross-border transactions and legal advisory in mergers and acquisitions. The ability to practice in multiple jurisdictions enhances Chen's capability to navigate complex legal frameworks.