Shin & Kim provides services with respect to the following areas related to private equity:

• Establishment and registration of various types funds, including private placement collective investment vehicles under the Capital Market and Financial Investment Services Act, and representation of general partners and limited partners with respect to articles of incorporation and partnership agreements
• Buy-outs, investments for the purchase of equity interests, joint investments with Korean and foreign strategic investors for the purchase of equity interests in target companies in Korea and abroad and other acquisition transactions
• Business combination filings, structuring of acquisition financings and exits (divestiture)
• Corporate governance, operation and management of portfolio companies

• Hahn & Company, in its acquisition of SsangYong Cement Industrial (Korea's largest cement producer)
• Blackstone, in its investment in Simone ACC (ODM business)
• IMM PE, in its co-acquisition of Mars Entertainment (Turkey’s largest cinema operator)
• IMM PE, in its acquisition of Taihan Electric Wire
• Stic Investment, Q Capital and Wonik Investment Partners, in its sale of Dongbu Farm Hannong (Korea's largest processor of agricultural materials) to LG Household & Health Care
• Mirae Asset PE-Fila Korea, in their acquisition of Acushnet Company from Fortune Brands, Inc.
• Mirae Asset Financial Group, in its acquisition of (together with Advent International Corporation and CDIB Capital) International Coffee & Tea (The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf)
• KKR Asia and Affinity, in their acquisition bid for Homeplus
• Brookside Capital, in its investment in Socar
• Hahn & Company, in its acquisition of Posfine (Korea’s largest slag powder manufacturer; now Daehan Slag)
• H&Q PE, in its sale of shares in Himart and Blue Bird
• Standard Chartered PE, in its acquisition and sale of shares in Doosan Industrial Vehicle (forklift business) to Doosan Corporation
• Morgan Stanley PE and Shinhan PE, in their acquisition of Norske Skog Korea (Korea’s largest manufacture of newsprint paper; now Jeonju Paper)