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Hony receives RMB3bn from NSSF

The China-focused mid-market private equity firm secured the commitment to its second RMB-denominated fund, which is reportedly targeting RMB10bn.

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Report: NSSF to boost private equity investment in 2010

Assets under management at China’s National Social Security Fund are predicted to rise to RMB1trn in 2010, meaning its 10% allocation to private equity will stretch to RMB1bn.

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Report: Chinese pension wants exposure to foreign private equity

China’s National Social Security Fund, which started backing Chinese fund managers last year, is reportedly seeking permission to commit capital to foreign private equity firms as it looks to diversify its portfolio.

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Report: China's NSSF gives nod to another two firms

In another round of private equity investment, China's National Social Security Fund has reportedly given initial approval to two domestic private equity firms, Shenzhen Capital Group and Science & Merchants Investment Management.

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Report: China’s CITIC, NSSF to launch $292m PE fund

CITIC Capital and China’s National Social Security Fund will launch a yuan-denominated private equity fund to invest in state-owned enterprises and industrial sectors.

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Report: China’s largest pension to invest in private equity

In a significant move by the Chinese government, the country's National Social Security Fund has been allowed to invest in non state-backed domestic private equity funds.

National Council for Social Security Fund of China (NSSF) contact information

Offices

marker iconSouth Wing, Fenghui Times Building, No. 11 Fenghuiyuan, Xicheng District, Beijing, 100032, China
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Contacts

NameJob titleLocationEmail
Key Contact
user imageMr. Hao Wang
Job titleDirector, Domestic Investment
LocationBeijing, China
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user imageMs. Zizi Dong
Job titleSenior Associate, Investment Department
LocationBeijing, China
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National Council for Social Security Fund of China (NSSF) fund commitments

Known fund commitments: 22

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Commitment dateMar 2024
Commitment size$760.649m
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Commitment dateApr 2023
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Commitment dateNov 2023
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