Member of the China Democratic League; Industry Mentor for Master's Programs at Shanghai Normal University; Visiting Professor at the China Institute of Financial Analysts; Recognized in the LegalOne Elite 100: Corporate and Commercial (China 2025).

Capital Markets and Banking & Finance
Atty. Xue Yangyang's prior experience includes roles as the Assistant General Manager of a business department and Deputy Director at the Shanghai branch of a city commercial bank, as well as co-founding a non-performing asset (NPA) disposal platform. Since beginning his legal practice, he has concentrated on investment and financing, capital markets, and banking and finance. He has led his team in handling numerous financial legal service projects, including:

Provided overseas recovery services for a RMB 1 billion claim for the Shanghai branch of China Bohai Bank.

Advised on special asset disposal projects for the Shanghai branches of Xiamen International Bank and Zhejiang Mintai Commercial Bank.

Handled the enforcement of a cross-border guaranteed creditor's right for a bank.

Represented Shanghai Blackgate Equity Investment Fund Co., Ltd. in a dispute over the transfer of US dollar trust beneficial rights.

Acted in a misrepresentation dispute concerning offshore US dollar perpetual bonds issued by a Chinese real estate company on behalf of a Shanghai-based private equity fund.

Managed the dissolution and liquidation project for a Shanghai-based private equity fund.

Handled a dispute involving a securities transaction in violation of suitability obligations for a Shanghai-based private equity fund.

Represented a Yingtan, Jiangxi-based private equity fund in an equity transfer dispute.

Additionally, Atty. Xue has provided comprehensive support services, including domestic legal opinions and transaction structuring, for special asset transactions for numerous domestic and international financial institutions. He also has experience in the field of financial crime, having handled cases such as an illegal business operation case involving a Fund of Funds (FOF) financing structure for a Shanghai private equity fund, and an illicit debt collection case for a Shanghai investment company.

Corporate and Commercial
Since commencing his practice, Atty. Xue has also handled a significant number of commercial cases and has a strong track record of success in disputes related to contract law and company law. He serves as legal counsel to several corporations and financial institutions, possessing extensive practical experience in corporate governance, equity disputes, and commercial transactions. His representative matters include:

Handled the realization of rights and interests in the compulsory liquidation of a Shanghai-based investment management company.

Advised Shanghai Huarui Bank Co., Ltd. on a matter concerning the disruption of banking operations.

Conducted a shareholder liquidation risk self-assessment for Shanghai Hotown Private Equity Fund Management Co., Ltd.

Conducted a shareholder liquidation risk self-assessment for a high-tech company in Jiangsu.

Managed various legal matters for the Shanghai Panda Old Hotpot restaurant chain, including equity disputes, shareholder-detriment-to-company-interest disputes, sales contract disputes, and lease contract disputes.

Cross-Border Legal Services
Atty. Xue possesses extensive practical experience in cross-border matters, providing clients with a full range of legal services, including outbound investment, cross-border dispute resolution, and international debt recovery. His notable work includes:

Assisted Jiangyin Haida Rubber and Plastic Co., Ltd. (SZ: 300320) with legal services for its greenfield investment in a new factory in Romania.

Assisted a semiconductor company with its filing to the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment of a Nordic country regarding its acquisition of a local semiconductor company.

Assisted a publicly listed chemical company in its acquisition of an Indonesian company in the same industry.

Provided cross-border debt recovery services for a Hong Kong bank concerning a HKD 900 million claim.