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CDH Fund IV raises $500m for first closeThe China-focused private equity firm has raised just over a third of its $1.4bn target.
- China State Construction signals biggest IPO in 2009
One month after China’s government lifted a moratorium on mainland initial public offerings, state-controlled China State Construction and Engineering Corporation is preparing a flotation worth $5.9 billion.
- Report: Chinese state-backed financial sector fund set up
GP Capital, a newly established private equity firm backed by the Shanghai government, is reportedly targeting RMB20bn for a fund focused on China’s financial sector.
- StandChart China loses chief
Chen Fan has left the bank's private equity arm to ‘pursue his own interests’.
- StanChart China loses chief
Chen Fan has left the bank's private equity arm to ‘pursue his own interests’.
- Carlyle rewards team
The global private equity firm has has also promoted 24 employees, the most senior of which are Asian private equity and real estate exeuctives. The promotions follow significant job cuts and office closures the firm announced in December.
- Report: CICC, Shanghai International team on RMB 20bn venture
China’s biggest investment bank and the government-owned asset management firm are reportedly establishing a private equity firm to manage up to RMB 20bn.
- Report: Chinese regulators veto CITIC, Starr fund proposal
Regulators have reportedly rejected the joint venture, and instead allowed CITIC to launch a private equity arm expected to raise RMB 6bn for its first fund.
- Report: More Chinese securities firms permitted PE investments
China's securities regulator has reportedly given approval to two more securities firms to invest directly in private equity. Roughly $1.5bn in government-backed private equity funds were also reportedly approved.
- GEM to buy 49 percent stake in Chinese coal mine(4)
The Global Emerging Markets Group has agreed to acquire a 49 percent stake in a coking coal reserve in Inner Mongolia. The deal is GEM’s second direct private equity investment in the country.