AVCJ Private Equity Forum China 2024
The premier private equity & venture forum in China
China World Summit Wing Hotel, Beijing & Online
11
Sep
The LP panel: Alternative views, ‘new’ sources
It is a difficult time, globally, to be raising capital for new funds. This is particularly true for China-focused funds. No longer the darling of the pensions, endowments and other investors that have funded them in the past, Chinese GPs now search for different pools of capital and a new investor base that can allocate beyond the problems of today. Our diversified panel of investors will take stock of the current situation and contemplate strategies for fundraisers to ponder.
- What do Chinese funds really need to do to fundraise?
- What are the global LPs’ short-term and long-term assessments of China given the current climate?
- Are Middle Eastern LPs the solution for Chinese GPs?
- Are RMB funds a natural pivot? Can international investors participate?
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SpeakersMurong Yang Managing Director and Head of Capital Markets FUTURE CAPITAL
Doris Guo Partner, Primary Investments ADAMS STREET PARTNERS
Mingchen Xia Co-Head of Asia Investments HAMILTON LANE
Yunyan Sang Director LEXINGTON PARTNERS
Zhiyao Ma Vice President STEPSTONE GROUP
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Murong Yang serves as Managing Director and Head of Capital Markets at Future Capital, an early-stage venture capital fund specializing in deep tech. Notable portfolio companies include Li Auto (NASDAQ: LI), NIU Technologies (NASDAQ: NIU), iMotion Automotive Technology (HK.1274), PingCAP, Narwal Robotics and Minimax. Prior to Future Capital, Murong was the Chief Executive Officer of a Chinese conglomerate. Murong used to work at Credit Suisse in the Investment Banking Division and JLL in the Investments Division. Murong holds a B.A. from Yale University and an MBA from Tsinghua University. She was recognized as one of World Economic Forum's Global Young Leaders and received Tsinghua University's "Award for Leadership.” She currently sits on the Board of Hongru Financial Education Foundation.
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.
Mingchen is a Managing Director and Co-Head of Asia Investments based in the Hong Kong office.
Prior to joining Hamilton Lane in 2014, Mingchen was a Senior Fund Manager at Tokio Marine Asset Management in Japan, where he was responsible for private equity fund investment globally. Previously, he worked at Mitsubishi UFJ Securities and Mizuho Securities.
Mingchen received an M.B.A. from Hitotsubashi University and a bachelors from Shanghai Jiao Tong University.
Yunyan Sang is a Director of Lexington Partners primarily engaged in the evaluation of secondary purchases of non-U.S. private equity and alternative investments.
Prior to joining Lexington in 2015, Ms. Sang was an analyst in investment banking at Morgan Stanley Asia. Ms. Sang graduated from Yale University with a BA in economics.
Ms. Ma is a member of the private equity team, focused on fund and co-investments in the APAC region. Prior to joining StepStone, Ms. Ma was a program officer at United Nations Children’s Fund. Ms. Ma received her BA from Peking University and MA from Columbia University.