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Shenzhen Capital Group confirms $162m in commitmentsThe Chinese-based investment firm has backed a venture capital funds.
Shenzhen Capital Group raises $302mThe Shenzhen, China-based investment firm has held a first close of its latest funds.
Four questions on China’s largest healthcare fundWang Qiying, chief executive of China Life Private Equity Investment Company, talks to Private Equity International about opportunities in China’s healthcare industry, which is expected to hit $1.2trn by 2020.
China's VC fundraising, deals, exits fallInvestors committed almost $1bn less to China’s venture capital firms during the first nine months of 2013, while transaction value and exits also declined.
- Private equity in China: alternative no more
If recent developments in China are anything to go by, the asset class is bedding in nicely.
- 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.
- 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.
- Chinese pension to increase relationships
China’s RMB563bn national pension fund will reportedly back at least three to five private equity fund managers in 2009 as it looks to build its private equity portfolio. It is also set to increase its exposure to direct investments in state-owned enterprises.
- 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.