Global Law Office

Qing Ren concentrates his practice on international trade, dispute resolution and anti-trust law.

Qing Ren has extensive experience in the field of trade law, including export control, economic sanctions, and supply chain due diligence. He has assisted leading domestic and foreign enterprises in various industries of aerospace, telecommunication equipment, semiconductors, machine tools, automotive, consumer electronics, household appliances, engineering, petroleum, chemicals, new energy, pharmaceuticals, internet, artificial intelligence, banking, insurance, and shipping, for trade compliance matters such as establishment or assessment of compliance program, compliance audit, transactions due diligence, and removal from restrictive lists. He has also advised the Chinese government for FTA negotiations and represented CCOIC in response to the USTR’s 301 investigation against China. Qing Ren has been consulted by legislative and administrative authorities during the legislative process of the Export Control Law and related regulations.

Qing Ren is arbitrator of leading arbitration institutions and has arbitrated, or represented clients as counsel in, a large number of domestic and international commercial arbitration cases, relating to, inter alia, sale of goods, construction and engineering, joint venture, equity transfer/repurchase, real estate, oil & gas, pharmaceuticals, insurance, film & television, games, and software. He has also represented clients in several investment treaty arbitration cases, including winning a high-profile investment arbitration case for a host State and assisting two Chinese enterprises pursuing in investment arbitrations with foreign States. He has handled a number of WTO dispute settlement cases as well.

Qing Ren has represented international and Chinese companies in dozens of merger control filing cases, across various sectors like minerals, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, machinery, automotive, electrical, telecommunication equipment, food, retail, catering, shipping and logistics. He also represents or advises clients on antitrust investigations, litigations and compliance. Representative cases include: SINOMACH’s acquisition of China Hi-tech Group, II-VI’s acquisition of Finisar, Suning’s acquisition of Carrefour China.

Prior to joining GLO, Qing Ren worked at the Department of Treaty & Law of MOFCOM, during which time he had served at the Chinese Embassy in India and the Chinese Embassy in Belgium. Qing Ren also worked at Zhonglun Law Firm as a partner.

Chinese，English

Arbitrator, China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (international investment dispute) Arbitrator, China Maritime Arbitration Commission Arbitrator, Beijing Arbitration Commission/Beijing International Arbitration Center Arbitrator, Beijing Arbitration Commission/Beijing International Arbitration Center (international investment dispute) Arbitrator, Shanghai International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission/Shanghai International Arbitration Center Arbitrator, Shenzhen Court of International Arbitration Arbitrator, Hainan International Arbitration Court Arbitrator, Chongqing Arbitration Commission Arbitrator, Chengdu Arbitration Commission Executive Director, China WTO Law Research Society Expert, Research Base for International Commercial and Investment Arbitration of the Supreme People’s Court Member, Asia-Pacific Arbitration Committee of China Arbitration Law Research Association

2002 – 2004  Renmin University of China, LL.M.

1998 – 2002  Renmin University of China, LL.B.