Industrial and Commercial Bank of China overview
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GCS acquires Dexia Asset Management
The Chinese firm has confirmed its purchase of the coveted €80bn asset manager, and teams up with ICBC, China's biggest bank, to expand DAM’s foothold in emerging markets.
Industrial and Commercial Bank of China contact information
Offices
No.55 FuXingMenNei Street, Xicheng District, Beijing, undefined, ChinaContacts
| Name | Job title | Location | |
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 Mr. Liu Jun | Job titleVice Chairman, Executive Director, President | LocationBeijing, China | Email  ------- |
| Mr. Wang Jingwu | Job titleExecutive Director, Senior Executive Vice President | LocationBeijing, China | Email ----------- |
| Mr. Yao Mingde | Job titleSenior Executive Vice President | LocationBeijing, China | Email ----- |
| Mr. Zhang Shouchuan | Job titleSenior Executive Vice President | LocationBeijing, China | Email -------- |
Industrial and Commercial Bank of China funds managed
Funds in market: 1
| Fund | Fund size | Open date | Strategy |
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Fund size ------- | Open dateDec 2024 | Strategy ------- | |
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Chinese PE giant braves uncertain fundraising environment to launch debut USD strategy
CS Capital will target growth equity investments across the electric vehicle and healthcare-related sectors in Greater China.
Goldman Sachs chief sees growth opportunity in adding new LPs
The investment banking giant is looking to ramp up opportunities in Europe and Asia via its asset management and wealth management units.
Ping An Capital raises CNY5.5bn
The Shanghai-based firm closes its second fund.
TH Capital raises $435m
The Beijing based P.E. firm has announced a final close on its third industrial fund.
Tsinghua Holdings spin-out holds final close on industrials fund – exclusive
TH Capital is also in market with a dual currency healthcare fund targeting over $350m.
Chinese government launches $14.6bn internet fund
The China Internet Investment Fund has already raised a third of its target from state-owned banks and enterprises, according to Xinhua news report.
BMI: China RE poised for ‘hard landing’(2)
High prices and excessive borrowing from the country’s banks are some factors keeping the mainland property market in increasingly precarious 'bubble territory', according to Business Monitor International (BMI).
Shanghai FTZ will have 'massive impact'
Under the new Free Trade Zone, the increased availability of credit and fewer approval requirements could make investing in China easier and more appealing for private equity firms.