Mr. Matteo Zhi – Partner for Corporate & Commercial Affairs
Areas of Activity
Foreign Direct Investment, Corporate and M&A, IPR Protection, Labor Law, Anti-Monopoly and Anti-Unfair Competition, Dispute Resolution.
Mr. Zhi also provides advices to the clients on outbound investment and immigration in Italy.
Education
Graduated in law from the University of Nanjing (China) with a thesis on corporate law on “The reform of Italian corporate law in 2003 – inspiration for Chinese Company Law.”
Master in Corporate Law at the University of Roma3.
Juris Master, Shanghai Jiaotong University Koguan Law School.
Professional Experience
Mr. Zhi has collaborated with a leading Italian Law Firm in China with portfolio composed of both Chinese and International clients from 2010 to July 2013.
Mr. Zhi possesses the qualification of the Legal Profession (PRC Ministry of Justice).
Mr. Zhi has made speeches with topics regarding the investment in Italy on different seminars and has published several articles regarding sino-italian legal affairs.
Languages
Mother tongue Mandarin Chinese, Italian, English.
Email: m.zhi@dandreapartners.com
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