Agricultural Bank of China overview
Agricultural Bank of China contact information
Offices
Contacts
| Name | Job title | Location | |
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| Key Contact | Job titleInvestment manager | LocationBeijing, China | Email |
Job titleHead Of Finance | LocationBeijing, China | Email | |
Job titleTreasury dealer | LocationBeijing, China | Email | |
Agricultural Bank of China fund commitments
Known fund commitments: 3
| Fund | Manager | Commitment date | Commitment size |
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Agricultural Bank of China funds managed
Closed funds: 2
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Stories that mention Agricultural Bank of China
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The vice chairman of China’s central bank, which has close ties to the state-sponsored fund that committed $3 billion to The Blackstone Group’s initial public offering, has reportedly said that the vehicle will commit more funds to the asset class.
China’s $200bn fund to take more buyout stakes(2)
The vice chairman of China’s central bank, which has close ties to the state-sponsored fund that committed $3 billion to The Blackstone Group’s initial public offering, has reportedly said that the vehicle will commit more funds to the asset class.
China’s $200bn fund to take more buyout stakes
The vice chairman of China’s central bank, which has close ties to the state-sponsored fund that committed $3 billion to The Blackstone Group’s initial public offering, has reportedly said that the vehicle will commit more funds to the asset class.