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Offices

marker icon 5047 East Shennan Road, Shenzhen, 518001, China
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Contacts

NameJob titleLocationEmail
user imageMr. Xiang Youzhi
Job titleVice President and Chief Financial Officer
LocationShenzhen, China
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user imageMr. Ji Guangheng
Job titlePresident
LocationShenzhen, China
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user imageMr. Xie Yonglin
Job titleChairman
LocationShenzhen, China
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Ping An Bank fund commitments

Known fund commitments: 1

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Stories that mention Ping An Bank

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PAG hires ex-Shenzhen Development Bank chairman

Suining Xiao has joined the buyout firm to lead its China PE operations.

PEI Awards: Oaktree, Apax retain crowns

The results are in: Oaktree and Apax are among the winners that have once again been honoured by peers in the PEI Awards. Meanwhile, TPG swept the boards in Asia, while Actis, Blackstone, Bridgepoint, Robeco, CalPERS, Temasek and Partners Group were also considered standouts by voters.

Emerging markets 2010

Money is flowing into the emerging markets. But don’t be fooled: these economies can take it, writes Toby Mitchenall.

Report: TPG sells remaining $1.2bn Ping An shares

The reported share sales give TPG a landmark return of roughly 16x on its original $150m investment in SDB.

Weijian Shan to head Pacific Alliance Group

The former TPG partner will lead the alternative asset manager and spearhead fundraising for an Asia-focused buyout fund. TPG will maintain a 'business relationship' with Shan.

The Asian A-list

PEI Asia presents the 2009 Asian winners in the tenth annual Private Equity International Awards.

Banks reap 14x return from Chinese deal

Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley have posted a 14-fold return on their investment in Ping An, the Chinese life assurance firm, following the sale of their stakes to HSBC.