Recently, Zheng Feihu, President of the Guangzhou Bankruptcy Administrator Association, Yang Wei, Vice President, and Chen Lihua, Executive Director, visited Longan (Guangzhou) Law Firm in Beijing for a special research and in-depth exchange. Liang Dong, a senior partner at Longan Guangzhou and head of the Non-performing Assets Department, along with senior partner Zhou Junwei, and lawyers such as Yang Zubin, Huang Peng, Chen Li, and Li Huatao, welcomed the delegation from the association with professionalism and enthusiasm. The two sides held constructive discussions on the high-quality development path of the bankruptcy administration industry.
During the exchange, Lawyer Liang Dong warmly welcomed the arrival of the leadership of the Guangzhou Bankruptcy Administrator Association and systematically described the breakthrough progress made by Longan Guangzhou in scale expansion, professional deepening, and brand building. He highlighted the innovative practices of Longan Guangzhou’s bankruptcy administrator team in talent development, professional capability enhancement, and the establishment of standardized services. Through detailed case data, he demonstrated Longan Guangzhou’s professional capabilities and professional responsibilities in handling complex cases, ensuring proper procedural compliance, and balancing the interests of creditors.
President Zheng Feihu analyzed the opportunities and challenges in the bankruptcy administration field from a macro perspective on industry governance and ecosystem construction. He offered insightful views on key issues such as the professional development of administrators, the full-process prevention and control of risk, and the long-term mechanisms for standardized and regulated development. He also proposed a series of forward-looking and actionable strategic suggestions. Meanwhile, Vice President Yang Wei, based on his rich experience in handling cases, explained the key points and insights in bankruptcy case management through classic cases, which was highly appreciated by the participants.
In the subsequent discussion session, both sides focused on common challenges and cutting-edge issues in practice, including the optimization and protection of the administrator compensation mechanism, the implementation of the “execution-bankruptcy integration” mechanism, innovative collaborative case-handling models, and strategies for valorizing non-performing assets. Through dialogue and mutual learning, they opened up new perspectives and added new momentum to breaking through industry bottlenecks and improving efficiency.
This exchange activity successfully established a high-level and effective dialogue platform between the institution and the association, significantly strengthening the mutual trust and cooperation between them at a strategic level. Looking ahead, Longan Guangzhou will take this as an opportunity to deepen regular and institutional cooperation with the association. Under the guidance of industry associations, it will continue to strengthen the systematic development and professional capabilities of bankruptcy administration services, enhance service quality, fulfill its industry and social responsibilities, and contribute to improving the business environment with more professional legal services and more efficient solutions. It will also contribute to building a modern economic system and promoting high-quality economic development.