Shanghai Securities Journal: The trend of private equity going overseas has emerged, and foreign capital is optimistic about Chinese assets

"The Middle East, Singapore, Europe... In the past year, I have frequently flown abroad because there is a significant demand for allocating Chinese assets there." The experience of a founder of a billion-level quantitative private equity firm is quite representative in the private equity industry. According to statistics from Private Equity Ranking, as of February 9, there are currently over 130 mainland private equity securities investment fund managers holding Hong Kong's Type 9 license, an increase of more than 40 compared to the same period last year. At the same time, many private equity founders have felt that the willingness of global funds to increase their allocation to China has gradually strengthened in their communications with foreign capital since the beginning of the year. In the words of industry insiders, private equity going overseas has never been just about expanding networks; it is also a response to the reconstruction of the global capital landscape. In this wave, Chinese private equity will further accumulate strength on the global stage