On May 27, 2026, the "Private Equity Funds Salon," co-hosted by Llinks Law Offices and Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) Shanghai Branch, was successfully held at the ICBC Building at No. 24 Bund. The event attracted numerous practitioners from both domestic and foreign private fund managers (PFMs) and asset management institutions, drawing enthusiastic responses on-site.

At the beginning of the salon, Mr. Honghai Wang, General Manager of ICBC Shanghai Branch, delivered an insightful opening presentation titled "Historical Trajectory and Future Interface: Directions of Cooperation Between ICBC and Private Equity Funds."

Subsequently, Ms. Alice Lu, Hong Kong Director of the Hedge Fund Association, and Mr. Zijia Qin, Managing Director of Greenwoods Asset, jointly conducted an in-depth analysis on the topic "2026 Practical Guide: Key Points on Licensing and Ongoing Compliance for Fund Managers in Hong Kong SAR & Singapore." Combining the latest regulatory dynamics with real-world case studies, the two experts detailed the core practical nuances of license applications and ongoing compliance in both Hong Kong SAR and Singapore. The practical and highly targeted content garnered significant attention and active feedback from the attendees.

Finally, Llinks partner Ms. Yan Tao provided a professional interpretation of the Administrative Measures for Online Marketing of Financial Products, which has recently attracted substantial industry attention. Ms. Tao delivered a systematic analysis spanning multiple dimensions, including the legislative background, core provisions, actual impacts on private fund managers, and practical compliance suggestions. Her presentation offered strong support for participating institutions to deeply understand and effectively respond to the requirements of the new regulations.

At the end of the salon, guided by the staff of ICBC Shanghai Branch, the attending guests toured the ICBC Building at No. 24 Bund, which boasts a profound historical heritage, and experienced firsthand the unique integration of financial culture and architectural art, bringing the "Private Equity Funds Salon" to a successful conclusion.

Looking ahead, Llinks will continue to uphold the principles of professionalism and pragmatism, consistently focusing on cutting-edge and hot issues in the fields of private equity funds, asset management, and financial compliance. In partnership with industry institutions, Llinks aims to provide a high-quality platform for legal interpretations and practical exchanges through various formats such as seminars and specialized sharing sessions to support the development of the industry.