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Who owns China’s tech titans?
Sign up for this webinar where our expert panelists will guide you through the complex web of ownership, due diligence, and investment strategies in the Chinese tech realm.
From Bytedance to Huawei and the Belt & Road to semiconductor fabrication plants, Chinese companies have been at the center of regulatory risk for many years, and it’s getting more intense by the day. Yet working with China as a supplier or customer (or both) remains an absolute necessity in certain areas such as clean energy, complex manufacturing, and commodity markets.
Join us for a one-hour webinar during which we’ll show you exactly how to verify the ownership, executives, and legal histories of Chinese technology companies so that your organization can make more informed decisions about its China exposure.
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Speaker
Ming Liao
Prior to establishing Prospect Avenue Capital (PAC), Ming accumulated over a decade of investment banking and private equity experience, including working with UBS (Chief Representative of Beijing Office), Morgan Stanley (IBD and Firm Management Department) and the Carlyle Group. Ming has extensive experience with mainland China’s regulatory bodies, financial institutions, and sovereign wealth funds.
Ming has spoken with more than 1,300 institutional investors in 2022 on China’s regulation and policy making via webinars organized by bulge bracket investment banks, including JPMorgan, Credit Suisse, and Citibank.
Hailed as the investor most knowledgeable on China’s governance, policymaking, and regulatory regimes, Ming was selected by Preqin as the only China fund manager to author seven consecutive features, including the Inaugural Report on China’s PEVC market in 2019 and multiple flagship Global PEVC Reports.
In 2021, Ming’s insights on China’s capital markets and regulation were quoted over 20 times by international finance media including the Wall Street Journal, Financial Times, Bloomberg, CNBC, and Reuters.
His recent editorials “Is Hong Kong ready if ADRs leave New York” and “Hong Kong, Hong Kong” both triggered widespread discussion on China’s financial markets around the globe. He is the only Chinese national to contribute to the Power of Ideas (POI) initiative for the Milken Institute’s 2022 Global Conference.
Speaker
Mu Chen
Mu Chen is the Chairman and founder of BigOne Labs which he started in 2016 to be a one-stop alternative data solution to power investment research on Chinese companies. He also works as co-editor of the @Baiguan substack and his own @Chinadata substack, where he writes on hidden trends in China's business, life, society, with the help of terabyte of data and AI. He also is a part-time lecturer at Tsinghua University, in addition to other consulting opportunities.
Moderator
Bob Guterma
Bob Guterma is SupChina’s Chief Operating Officer. He lived in China for nine years, during which time he worked as an M&A-focused management consultant with Control Risks, a London-based consultancy. He later joined a venture-backed Chinese information services startup called Capvision Partners, which is now the largest primary investment research provider in China.
Since then he has held partner-level positions with digital agencies (Bantam Communications) and management consulting firms (Point86 LLC) where he has worked on large scale strategy, digital transformation, and communications projects with clients including PWC, McKinsey, Bain Capital, and more.
In between it all he co-founded and/or experimented with a number of venture-backed startups in the U.S. and Germany. He speaks fluent Mandarin Chinese and Spanish, conversational German, and native English, and he received a degree in Economics from Georgetown University and certificates in Chinese economic and political systems from East China Normal University in Shanghai, China.
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