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Guangzhou Banking & Finance Law Firm
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Address
Room 1818, 18th Floor, South TowerGuangzhou World Trade Centre371-375 East Huan Shi Road Guangzhou 510095, China
Phone
Fax
- +86 20 8777 0488
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Other Offices
Deacons (Main Office) 5th Floor Alexandra House 18 Chater Road Central , Hong Kong +852 2825 9211
Deacons The Towers, Oriental Plaza Level 8, Tower W1 1 East Chang An Avenue Suite 11 Beijing 100738 , China +86 10 8518 2338
Deacons 268 Xi Zang Zhong Road Unit 2801 Shanghai 200001 , China +86 21 6340 3588
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