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  • Xiaoli LIU

    Equity Partner / Beijing

  • Tel +86-10-59572153

    Email liuxiaoli@zhonglun.com

  • Practices

    Financial Products & Trusts, Debt Restructuring & Non-performing Assets, Taxation & Wealth Planning

  • Industries

    Financial Innovation & Fintech

CV

Xiaoli LIU

Ms. Xiaoli Liu has dedicated herself to the asset securitization legal services market since 2008. She has extensive experience in and profound understanding of the issuance, duration management, and liquidation of various types of credit asset securitization, including personal residential mortgage loans, personal consumer loans, credit card receivables, retail auto loans, corporate loans, financial leasing assets, non-performing assets, and so on. Her expertise also covers business asset securitization on securities exchanges and in the interbank bond market, and she is experienced in securitization of various transaction models and underlying assets, winning the trust of clients through her meticulous attention to details and dedicated professionalism in delivering legal services. Ms. Liu also contributes to the improvement of the infrastructure and environment of China's asset securitization market by providing advice to industry associations and organizations, actively participating in the industry communications, as well as sharing of professional insights.
In addition to her expertise in asset securitization, Ms. Liu also has in-depth knowledge and considerable practice experience in legal services relating to non-performing asset disposal, structured finance, credit asset circulation, internet consumer finance, financial leases, etc.

Related

  • Bar Admissions/Professional Qualifications

    PRC Bar
    New York State Bar

  • Education

    LL.M., Duke University, 2013
    LL.M., Wuhan University, 2008
    LL.B., Peking University, 2006

  • Professional Experience

    Partner and associate, Zhong Lun Law Firm, 2008 to present
    Research Center of China Securities Regulation Commission (Secondment), 2010

  • Languages

    Chinese