AnJie Broad Law Firm has once again secured an impressive set of rankings in the Chambers Global Guide 2026, with seven practice areas and ten partners recognised — a strong reflection of the firm’s continued growth and influence across major areas of business law in China.

Ranked Practices

AnJie Broad’s ranked practice areas in the 2026 Guide are:

• Competition/Antitrust
• Corporate/M&A
• Dispute Resolution
• Private Equity: Buyouts & Venture Capital Investment
• TMT: Data Protection & Privacy
• TMT: Media & Entertainment
• TMT: Technology & Telecommunications

Below, we highlight three of the seven ranked practices.

Competition/Antitrust — Band 2 (PRC Firms)

AnJie Broad’s competition team is recognised for its strengths in administrative investigations, merger control filings and antitrust litigation. The practice advises prominent international and domestic clients across sectors including semiconductors, automotive, energy, financial services and aviation, and is also well known for handling complex antitrust issues involving pricing and intellectual property.

Clients praise the team’s practical regulatory insight and its ability to navigate complex transaction structures efficiently. A recent work highlight includes advising Wanhua Chemical on the implementation of restrictive conditions and remedies following its acquisition of Juli.

Key individuals recognised include:

• Dr. Zhan Hao — ranked Band 1, noted for his expertise across merger filings, antitrust litigation and abuse of dominance investigations.
• Ying Song — acknowledged for her strategic approach and strong multi-jurisdictional merger control experience.

Corporate/M&A — Band 4 (PRC Firms)

Chambers highlights AnJie Broad’s strong capability in acquisitions, corporate restructuring and private equity transactions. The team is also recognised for its complementary strengths in intellectual property and technology regulation, supporting clients in sectors where business and innovation intersect.

Clients point to the team’s efficiency and commercial awareness, noting its ability to quickly understand business objectives and deliver practical solutions. A recent example of the firm’s work includes advising Ningbo Huaxiang Electronic on the acquisition of IAC Group’s China business.

Hongchuan Liu, recognised as a key practitioner, is praised for his experience advising on complex cross-border deals involving jurisdictions such as the EU, the USA and Southeast Asia.

Private Equity — Band 4 (PRC Firms)

AnJie Broad’s private equity practice advises investors and target companies on venture capital, fund formation and financing transactions, including mid-stage and pre-IPO deals. The team has particular experience supporting investments in technology, healthcare and life sciences.

Clients highlight the team’s agility and ability to deliver efficiently under tight timelines. Recent work includes representing 5Y Capital as lead investor in BOTINKIT’s Series B financing.

Hang Cai is recognised for his extensive venture capital experience, particularly in high-tech, healthcare and robotics-related investments.

Recognised Individuals

In addition to the practice rankings, Chambers recognised ten AnJie Broad partners, including:

• Dr. Zhan Hao — Competition/Antitrust (Band 1)
• Samuel Yang — TMT: Data Protection & Privacy (Band 1) and TMT: Technology & Telecommunications (Band 1)
• Ying Song — Competition/Antitrust
• Ping Gao — Dispute Resolution: Litigation
• Hang Cai — Private Equity
• Hongchuan Liu — Corporate/M&A
• Dr. Shouzhi An — Dispute Resolution: Arbitration

These results reflect AnJie Broad Law Firm’s continued commitment to delivering sophisticated, business-focused legal advice and its strong standing in China’s highly competitive legal market.

Congratulations to the entire AnJie Broad team on this outstanding recognition!