Specializes in M&A and international tax from inbound/outbound and buy/sell-side perspectives
Deep expertise across the transaction lifecycle, investment structure design, financing arrangements, due diligence, SPA drafting and post-closing advisory services
Beijing
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Felix Lee is a Managing Director and Asia Transaction Tax practice leader with Alvarez & Marsal Tax in Beijing. He brings more than 20 years of experience in M&A and international tax practice, including investment structure design, financing arrangements, due diligence, SPA drafting and post-closing advisory services.
Mr. Lee’s notable assignments include advising a variety of corporate clients, such as corporate and private equity clients, including Alibaba, Nexus Point, Warburg Pincus and Hillhouse from inbound/outbound and buy/sell-side perspectives. He has worked with clients across a range of industries, including PE and investment funds, financial services, real estate, TMT, infrastructure, manufacturing, healthcare and life sciences, transportation and logistics and consumer products.
Prior to joining A&M, Mr. Lee spent 15 years with the International Tax and Transaction Services department at EY, where he most recently served as a Partner and led the Chinese mainland private equity tax practice. He brings extensive tax service experience with in-depth knowledge of the different stages of the transaction lifecycle. Mr. Lee has built long-term cooperations with unlisted companies by providing financial and tax advisory services.
Mr. Lee earned a BBA from the University of Wisconsin — Madison and a master’s degree in accounting from University of Michigan — Ann Arbor. He is a Certified Public Accountant (AICPA – State of Illinois), Hong Kong Certified Tax Agent and Certified M&A Dealmaker (China Mergers & Acquisition Association).
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