On September 15th, 2017, George Qin, managing partner of Malonebailey, and Zhou Jiawen came to our firm, our senior partners Liu Xiaoyu and Zhang Huawei, paid a warm welcome. This exchange meeting aims to share business experience and work discussions to promote cooperation between the two parties.

George Qin explained Marlonbailey's business areas and performance levels, and analyzed its business capabilities based on specific cases. George Qin said that lawyers and accountants are complementary, hoping to have opportunities to work with Zhongyin Law Firm.

Lawyer Liu Xiaoyu mainly described our firm’s development course and his own business areas. At the same time, he pointed out: the implementation of the "Belt and Road Initiative" has brought about tremendous economic needs, firms must closely follow the political trends and expand their businesses in the context of the country.

Lawyer Zhang Huawei gave a brief introduction of her practice area and talked about the prospect of the accounting firm in this area with the participants.

The participating parties discussed the differences and gaps between central enterprises, state-owned enterprises, private-owned enterprises and private-owned enterprises and shared their views on the development direction of law firms and accounting firms. At the end of the meeting, both sides said they looked forward to further exchanges and cooperation in the future.

Malonebailey has offices in Houston, China, Beijing and Shenzhen. The firm aims to provide audit and advisory services to small and medium-sized US-listed companies. With more than 200 clients listed in the United States, it is one of the ten accounting firms to undergo an annual inspection of the PCAOB (American Public Company Accounting Oversight Board).

The main business of Malonebailey include: 1. Chinese companies establish overseas subsidiaries in the United States or M & A in the United States; 2. IPO and auditing of Chinese companies listed on NASDAQ in the United States; 3. U.S. companies set up subsidiaries in China or provide accounting advice and report translation between China and US accounting standards for Chinese affiliates and U.S. parent companies.