Ouyang Dan

Practice areas

Capital markets; M&A; Technology, media and telecom; Education; Healthcare

Introduction

Ouyang Dan is a partner in the Beijing and Hong Kong offices of Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, where she leads the capital market practice in Wilson’s Asian offices. Ouyang has extensive experience with US and Hong Kong equity offerings, Rule 144A and Reg S bond offerings, and private equity and M&A transactions. She has represented corporate clients across a range of industries including technology, education, healthcare, new energy, entertainment and consumer, in more than 100 IPOs and follow-on offerings in the US and Hong Kong.

Ouyang graduated from Peking University, and earned a Master of Arts from Cornell University and Juris Doctor from Cornell Law School. She is qualified to practise in New York and Hong Kong.

Representative transactions:

In US capital markets, Ouyang: (1) represented Credit Suisse and Deutche Bank in GSX Techedu’s US$208 million US IPO, the largest among China-based education companies, and in GSX’s US$289 million US follow-on offering; (2) represented CICC and Citigroup in Opera’s US$170 million IPO; (3) represented Citigroup and Deutche Bank in Qutoutiao’s US$97 million IPO, and US$100 million follow-on offering; (3) represented Tencent in Tencent Music’s US IPO; (4) represented China Index Holdings in its spin-off from Fang Holdings; (5) and represented Bright Scholar’s US$181 million NYSE IPO.

In Hong Kong capital markets, Ouyang: (1) represented underwriters in Zhenro Services Group’s HK$1.07 billion (US$138 million) global offering and IPO; (2) represented Wanka Online in its Hong Kong IPO; (3) represented Rici Heathcare Holdings in its HK$1.07 billion global offering and IPO; (4) represented Forgame Holdings in its US$206 million global offering and IPO; and (5) represented more than 10 underwriters in China Everbright Bank’s US$3 billion global offering and IPO, the largest Hong Kong IPO in 2013.

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