Summary profile
Koji Ishikawa is admitted to practice in Japan. His principal areas of practice are M&A, securities, anti-trust and China practice.

Languages
Japanese, English and Mandarin Chinese

PUBLICATIONS

• "China's New Antimonopoly Law," the July 2006 issue of Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi UFJ's China Monthly, July 10, 2006.
• "China's New Company Law," the February 6, 2006 issue of Mainichi Economist, February 6, 2006.
• "M&A with Japanese Companies," Peking University International & Comparative Law Review, Vol. 6 (Peking University Press), November 2005.
• "Studying Law in China," the October 2004 issue of International Business Law (Kokusai Shōji Hōmu), October 15, 2004.
• "Management Discussion and Analysis in Annual Securities Report," the December 20, 2003 issue of Accounting Information (Junkan Keiri Jouhou), a Japanese accounting journal, December 20, 2003.
• "International Agreements, Sarbanes-Oxley Act and the Introduction of Leniency Policy in Japan," the December 2003 issue of International Business Law (Kokusai Shōji Hōmu), December 15, 2003.
• "Proposed Amendments to Japan's Telecommunications Business Law" (coauthored), the July 2003 issue of World Telecom Report, July 2003.

• By CNBC (CNBC Asia Squawk Box with Martin Soong), concerning CITI group's tender offer for Nikko Cordial Securities, March 14, 2007
• By Nikkei Shimbun, concerning the increase of patent applications by Japanese companies in China, October 31, 2006 edition.
• By 21st Century Business Herald (21世济经济报道), concerning overseas listing by Chinese companies, March 10, 2006 edition.
• By FinanceAsia, concerning overseas listing by Chinese companies, March 2006 edition.
• By The Lawyers, concerning O'Melveny & Myers' Japan-China practice, November/December 2005 edition.
• By Nikkei Shimbun, concerning the trademark infringement in China, November 28, 2005 edition.
• By Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun, concerning the recent trend of mergers and acquisitions by

Summary profile
Jeffrey J. Greene concentrates in corporate and securities law, including public and private debt and equity offerings, venture capital, disclosure, new company formation, mergers and acquisitions, and general corporate law. His practice emphasizes high technology and emerging growth companies, including venture capital funds and software, hardware, and telecommunications companies. Mr. Greene regularly advises clients in a wide variety of mergers, acquisitions and change of control transactions. He has led cross-border M&A deals in Australia, China, Germany, India, South Korea, and the United Kingdom, among others. Washington Law and Politics magazine has named him a "Rising Star."

Publications

• "The Mergers and Acquisitions Handbook - A Practical guide to Negotiated Transactions," as the co-managing editor of the joint publication by DLA Piper and Bowne & Co., Inc. , 2007
• "Hart-Scott Changes Will Impact Merger Reporting," Puget Sound Business Journal, March 4, 2005

Summary profile
Ming Zu has extensive experience in corporate and commercial matters. He was a PRC Attorney at Law, founder member of the China International Economic Law Association and a University Lecturer of Law in China in the 1980s. After he obtained an LL.M. at the University of London in 1990 and passed the Law Society Final Examinations in 1993, he qualified as an English solicitor with a premier UK City law firm in London. He has since been acting for international investors doing business in China and been involved in numerous projects, especially in the area of FDI, M&A and financing, in a broad range of industrial sectors. His M&A experience covers the acquisition of and capital participation in both PRC private companies and State-owned enterprises, including PRC listed companies and financial institutions.

With respect to real estate, Ming's experience in China dates back 14 years to when he assisted various FIEs with investing in major industrial development zones in China and negotiated with all concerned authorities. Ming has also participated in several landmark real estate projects in Shanghai, for instance, providing due diligence services to a leading Chinese real estate developer on its large investment project in Huaihai Road.

Ming's real estate experience includes the structuring, due diligence, documentation and negotiation with land authorities of real estate transactions to acquire existing properties, land use rights for property development, and equity interests in local real estate companies.