AVCJ Private Equity & Venture Forum China 2023
The premier private equity & venture forum in China
China World Summit Wing Hotel, Beijing & Online
06
Sep
The LP view on China – taking the long-term view?
Given the recent economic uncertainties across the globe, it comes as no surprise that LP sentiments towards investing into Chinese private equity and venture capital funds have been negatively impacted. While some institutional investors continue to do re-ups into existing managers to take advantage of the lower valuations, most are hesitant to invest in new managers and are taking a “wait and see” approach to allocating capital in the region. Our panel of investors will take stock of the current situation and discuss their strategies for the region.
- How do global LPs view the Chinese private equity and venture capital market in the long term, and will their investment strategies change? What strategies are they looking for?
- What changes are LPs expecting more from their GPs given the current climate?
- Will local RMB investors fill the void left by the usual USD investors?
- What is the role of secondaries?
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SpeakersLeigh Li Yang Partner HAN KUN LAW OFFICES
Joyce Zhang Senior Investment Officer WALLACE
Ronald Liu Managing Director, China TEMASEK
Doris Guo Partner ADAMS STREET PARTNERS
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Leigh is a partner with Han Kun’s Investment Fund Group, and her practice primarily focuses on investment fund formation, asset management, and foreign direct investment. She has over ten years of experience in the industry and worked closely with many of the most active PE/VC fund managers and asset allocators in Greater China. She is exceptionally well versed in handling cross-border fund formation matters (e.g., QFLP, QDLP/QDIE, QFII, QDII). She closely monitors the development of China’s foreign exchange administration policies and is also a zealous advocate for developing China’s PE/VC secondary market.
Leigh graduated from Sun Yat-sen University (SYSU) with an LL.B. degree in 2008. She also received a Master of Commercial Laws degree from Seoul National University and an LL.M. degree from Columbia Law School (with honors). Before joining Han Kun, Leigh worked at King & Wood Mallesons (Guangzhou and Beijing offices) and Kim & Chang (Seoul office).
Leigh is a native Chinese Mandarin speaker, and she is also fluent in English, Korean, and several Chinese dialects (e.g., Cantonese and Sichuanese).
Joyce Zhang joined the investment team at Wallace in 2016. She assists the chief investment officer in the management of the foundation’s investment portfolio. Her responsibilities include the monitoring of investment managers, and risk management and analytical support.
Zhang worked as a senior fixed income trader at Ping An Asset Management, one of the largest insurance companies in China.
Zhang received her M.B.A. from Yale University. She holds an M.S. in global business from Pepperdine University and a B.S. in electrical engineering from Sun Yat-sen University in Guangzhou, China. Zhang is both a chartered financial analyst (CFA) and chartered alternative investment analyst (CAIA).
Ronald Liu joined Temasek in June 2019 and is currently Managing Director, China. Hei s responsible for Temasek’s Financial Services, Consumer and Fund investments in China.
Doris is responsible for all aspects of the primary investment process, including fund selection, due diligence, negotiations, monitoring, and general partner relationship management within China.
Prior to joining Adams Street, she was a Senior Associate for Adveq Investment Management Co. Ltd., a global private equity firm, responsible for sourcing and executing growth/buyout funds and secondary investments in China and Japan. Prior to Adveq, she focused on direct investment activity for C.V. Starr Investment Advisory Asia Ltd.
Doris was named one of Private Equity International (PEI)’s 40 under 40: Future Leaders of Private Equity. Winners were selected from a field of over 200 nominees based on key qualities such as leadership, innovation, interpersonal skills and technical expertise, among other criteria.