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Bocom joins Chinese private equity boomThe Hong Kong-based investment arm of China’s Bank of Communications has launched its debut private equity fund, which aims to raise up to $500m for a first close by May.
- Jordan Dubai Capital, Kazayna Capital Management to set up PE and infrastructure funds
The firms will also develop infrastructure projects in the power, water and transportation logistics sectors in Jordan and Kazakhstan.
- PE firms invest a further $40m in 'Chinese YouTube'
Youku expects to close another $40m funding round from new investors in the next six months.
- Sequoia joins Chinese VCs in SINA deal
The $180m financing will broaden the corporate governance of the Chinese online information giant.
- CIC plans $2bn US mortgage securities splurge
The Chinese Sovereign Wealth fund has reportedly shortlisted nine fund managers taking part in the US Public-Private Investment Plan.
- CIC to make $260m China debut with CITIC Capital
The $200bn Chinese sovereign wealth fund is poised to buy a 40% stake in Chinese private equity and real estate firm, CITIC Capital, in its first domestic investment in a fund management platform. The Beijing-based fund purchased a stake in The Blackstone Group last year.
- CITIC and Kazyna Capital Management forms infrastructure fund
The alternative investment firm and the Kazakh fund of funds have capitalised the CITIC-Kazyna Investment Fund 1 with $200 million.
- CIC to acquire 40% stake in CITIC Capital
The sovereign fund, which already owns a portion of Blackstone's management company, will reportedly pay $258m for new shares in the Hong Kong-based alternative investment firm.
- CITIC plans investment trio in Shanghai and Dalian
China-focussed private equity firm is in discussions to buy the first three assets for its newly launched CITIC Capital China Real Estate Investment Fund III, following the close of the $400m fund last month.
- CITIC raises $400m for third China fund
Investors from Europe, US, Middle East and Japan buy in to the company’s distressed targets vision.