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GEM to buy 49 percent stake in Chinese coal mine(2)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.
- Report: CITIC Securities to set up PE business(4)
The brokerage arm of the China International Trust and Investment Company has reportedly received approval to invest around 15 percent of its net assets in private equity.
- Report: CITIC Securities to set up PE business(3)
The brokerage arm of the China International Trust and Investment Company has reportedly received approval to invest around 15 percent of its net assets in private equity.
- Report: CITIC Securities to set up PE business(2)
The brokerage arm of the China International Trust and Investment Company has reportedly received approval to invest around 15 percent of its net assets in private equity.
- GEM to buy 49 percent stake in Chinese coal mine
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.
- Report: CITIC Securities to set up PE business
The brokerage arm of the China International Trust and Investment Company has reportedly received approval to invest around 15 percent of its net assets in private equity.
- CDH Investments raises $200m for debut venture fund
CDH Investments, a China-based growth capital manager, has raised $200m for a debut venture fund.
- SCPE appoints new head of China
Standard Chartered Private Equity has appointed Fan Chen to head its investment activities in Greater China.
- Reuters - PICC Group Raises $3.1B in I.P.O.
Chinese state-owned insurer PICC Group raised $3.1 billion in Hong Kong's biggest initial public offering in two years after pricing the deal near the bottom of an indicative range, the latest sign of a tepid appetite for new listings in much of Asia, Reuters reported Friday. PICC secured commitments from cornerstone investors for about $1.8 billion worth of stock offered in the IPO, easing concerns it may not find enough demand for the deal. Major investors included U.S. insurer American International Group , China utility State Grid Corp, China's leading gold miner Zijin Mining Group and China Life Insurance.