Elyn Xing
Elyn Xing leads Latham’s investment funds team in Asia, advising private fund sponsors, investors, and joint venture participants on a range of transactions involving both traditional and alternative investment vehicles. Elyn draws on an intricate understanding of global investment structures and trends to guide sponsors — from first-time fund managers and strategic corporates to leading institutional asset managers and sovereign wealth funds — through every stage of their highest-stakes matters involving: Buyouts Growth and venture capital Real estate Infrastructure Debt and credit Co-investment Separately managed accounts Management buyouts and other secondary transactions Elyn’s extensive international experience and deep ties to the Asian market help her bridge business cultures and practices. She brings a strategic, commercial perspective to the most complex fundraising and investment challenges, regularly leading clients through multiple fundraises and transactions. Complementing her commercial work, she chairs the Stanford Law School Alumni Association’s Singapore chapter and is active in the region’s private equity and growth capital communities. Before joining Latham, Elyn was a partner in the Hong Kong and Singapore offices of another global law firm. · Latham & Watkins LLP
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Elyn Xing leads Latham & Watkins' investment funds team in Asia, advising private fund sponsors and investors on a range of transactions involving traditional and alternative investment vehicles. She has extensive international experience and deep ties to the Asian market.
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Hong Kong
Latham & Watkins LLP · Elyn Xing leads Latham’s investment funds team in Asia, advising private fund sponsors, investors, and joint venture participants on a range of transactions involving both traditional and alternative investment vehicles. Elyn draws on an intricate understanding of global investment structures and trends to guide sponsors — from first-time fund managers and strategic corporates to leading institutional asset managers and sovereign wealth funds — through every stage of their highest-stakes matters involving: Buyouts Growth and venture capital Real estate Infrastructure Debt and credit Co-investment Separately managed accounts Management buyouts and other secondary transactions Elyn’s extensive international experience and deep ties to the Asian market help her bridge business cultures and practices. She brings a strategic, commercial perspective to the most complex fundraising and investment challenges, regularly leading clients through multiple fundraises and transactions. Complementing her commercial work, she chairs the Stanford Law School Alumni Association’s Singapore chapter and is active in the region’s private equity and growth capital communities. Before joining Latham, Elyn was a partner in the Hong Kong and Singapore offices of another global law firm.
Hong Kong
Singapore
Latham & Watkins LLP · Elyn Xing leads Latham’s investment funds team in Asia, advising private fund sponsors, investors, and joint venture participants on a range of transactions involving both traditional and alternative investment vehicles. Elyn draws on an intricate understanding of global investment structures and trends to guide sponsors — from first-time fund managers and strategic corporates to leading institutional asset managers and sovereign wealth funds — through every stage of their highest-stakes matters involving: Buyouts Growth and venture capital Real estate Infrastructure Debt and credit Co-investment Separately managed accounts Management buyouts and other secondary transactions Elyn’s extensive international experience and deep ties to the Asian market help her bridge business cultures and practices. She brings a strategic, commercial perspective to the most complex fundraising and investment challenges, regularly leading clients through multiple fundraises and transactions. Complementing her commercial work, she chairs the Stanford Law School Alumni Association’s Singapore chapter and is active in the region’s private equity and growth capital communities. Before joining Latham, Elyn was a partner in the Hong Kong and Singapore offices of another global law firm.
Singapore
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Education
- Stanford Law School