Feifei Zheng
Partner, Global China Practice Executive
Feifei specialises in international compliance and her clients include Chinese and international engineering enterprises.
Feifei's experience
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Led enhanced integrity due diligence into two potential customers of a multinational energy company operating in the Middle East to determine the compliance and commercial risks for the client.
- United Arab Emirates
- Energy & Natural Resources
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Represented a Chinese infrastructure construction company in investigation for fraudulent practice by a multilateral bank. The company is one of ENR’s top 250 international contractors.
- China and Uganda
- Infrastructure
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Represented a pan-African construction firm in an investigation conducted by the Office of Integrity and Anti-Corruption (PIAC) of the African Development Bank (AfDB) and successfully negotiated a settlement where the client was subject to conditional non-debarment in respect of corrupt practice.
- Swaziland
- Infrastructure
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Advised a Chinese enterprise on sanctions imposed by the US in relation to three projects in Africa.
- Ethiopia and China
- Energy & Natural Resources
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Advised a Chinese energy company and its subsidiaries in response to fraud investigation by a multilateral bank.
- China and Pakistan
- Energy & Natural Resources
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Advised a Chinese enterprise on its integrity compliance management enhancement, including conducting a compliance risk assessment and drafting anti-bribery and anti-fraud compliance policies.
- China
- Infrastructure
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Advised a large Chinese energy company, also one of ENR’s top 250 international contractors, on integrity compliance risks of an EPC contract.
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Advised a Chinese energy company on the sanction clauses of a supply agreement.
- China and Ukraine
- Energy & Natural Resources
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Represented a large Chinese enterprise in fraud investigation by a multilateral bank.
- Ethiopia and China
- Infrastructure
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Prepared the Sanction and Export Control Guide for a large Shanghai-based energy group.
Credentials
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2026The Growth Drivers - China Business Law Journal's A-List
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2026Next Generation Partners-Regulatory/Compliance (Legal 500 Greater China)
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2025International Compliance Lawyer of the Year in China - The Lawyer Network Awards
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2025Recommended: Investigation (Global) – Lexology (Who's Who Legal)
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2024Recommended: Business Crime Defence & Investigations (Mainland China, Hong Kong and Macau) – Lexology (Who's Who Legal)
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2024Recommended: Investigation (Global) – Lexology (Who's Who Legal)
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2024International Compliance Lawyer of the Year in China – Global Law Experts Annual Awards
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2024International Compliance Lawyer of the Year in China – Corporate INTL
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2023Recommended: Business Crime Defence & Investigations (Mainland China, Hong Kong and Macau) – Lexology (Who's Who Legal)
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2023Recommended: Investigation (Global) – Lexology (Who's Who Legal)
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2006King's College London - Master of Laws, International Trade Law
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2003China University of Political Science and Law - Bachelor, Law
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