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Is it time to reconsider China? Insights into navigating Chinese regulation.
Is it time to reconsider China? Insights into navigating Chinese regulation.
We invite you to a special webinar and discussion session “Is it time to reconsider China? Insights into navigating Chinese regulation.” on July 19 at 4pm CEST.
We invite you to a special webinar and discussion session “Is it time to reconsider China? Insights into navigating Chinese regulation.” on July 19 at 4pm CEST.
We are joined by Mr. Ming Liao – founder of PAC – who has extensive experiences advising institutional investors on Chinese policymaking. Ming will provide us key insights into the investment implications of Chinese regulation and help us better understand the risks and opportunities of investing in China.
We are joined by Mr. Ming Liao – founder of PAC – who has extensive experiences advising institutional investors on Chinese policymaking. Ming will provide you key insights into the investment implications of Chinese regulation and help you better understand the risks and opportunities of investing in China.
Details
- Date: July 19th, 2022
- Time: 4 – 5 pm CEST
- Language: English
Speaker
Speaker
Ming Liao
Prospect Avenue Capital
Ming Liao
Prospect Avenue Capital
Ming gained 13 years of investment banking and PE experience prior to founding PAC. He has spoken with 1,000 institutional investors in 2022 via bulge bracket banks organized webinars on China’s regulation and policy making. He is also a columnist for Caixin Global and The Information and has been frequently quoted by WSJ, FT, Bloomberg & CNBC. Ming was selected by Preqin as the only Chinese fund manager to author reports on China’s PE and VC markets for 6 consecutive features since 2019, including its flagship 2021 & 2022 Global PEVC Report.
Background
Fundraising by China-focused private equity investors has fallen to its lowest level in 13 years in the first quarter of 2022, down over 90% YOY. Since the start of the Chinese Tech Crackdown last summer, many foreign investors have fled China and labelled it as “uninvestable”. This year, challenges for those invested in China have continued, as China holds on to its strict Zero-COVID policy, the War in Ukraine affects supply chains and worries mount over an escalation of the Taiwan conflict.
As the Chinese market continues to see heavy foreign investment outflows, investors have to ask themselves: What is to be expected of Chinese policymaking going forward? How will Chinese regulation impact private and public markets in the future? And most of all, should China still be a core investment geography for us?
Registration
Participation is free of charge but requires registration. We will send you a confirmation of registration and reminder shortly before the event. We look forward to your participation and are happy to receive any questions upfront!
Background
Fundraising by China-focused private equity investors has fallen to its lowest level in 13 years in the first quarter of 2022, down over 90% YOY. Since the start of the Chinese Tech Crackdown last summer, many foreign investors have fled China and labelled it as “uninvestable”. This year, challenges for those invested in China have continued, as China holds on to its strict Zero-COVID policy, the War in Ukraine affects supply chains and worries mount over an escalation of the Taiwan conflict.
As the Chinese market continues to see heavy foreign investment outflows, investors have to ask themselves: What is to be expected of Chinese policymaking going forward? How will Chinese regulation impact private and public markets in the future? And most of all, should China still be a core investment geography for us?
Registration
Participation is free of charge but requires registration. We will send you a confirmation of registration and reminder shortly before the event. We look forward to your participation and are happy to receive any questions upfront!
Details:
- Date: July 19th, 2022
- Time: 4 – 5 pm CEST
- Language: English
Contact Person
Danchun Chen
Head of Research / dc@bfp.vc