Overview

This book investigates the industry of private equity in China by documenting its development and identifying challenges underlying the industry. In particular, the book compares and contrasts the institutional factors in China to understand the unique social and economic drivers of private equity in China and the value creation. The book highlights key challenges of private equity which are the dominant government role in China, the lack of business talents and immaturity of financial institutions and markets. Given these constraining factors, key business strategies for private equity will need to address the following concerns: first, to create value to the companies in a competitive market by providing industry upgrade, productivity improvement and innovative technology; second, to originate deals by helping the government to achieve public goals of restructuring and integrating segmented industries and accelerating globalization and modernization of businesses; third, seek investment opportunities to complement immature financial markets. The book is a must read on private equity in China.

Full Product Details

9780415635264

Table of Contents

Reviews

Author Information

Jerry Cao is Assistant Professor at Lee Kong Chian School of Business, Singapore Management University. He received his PhD in Finance from Boston College. His research interests are private equity, LBO, corporate finance, venture capital and entrepreneurship.

Tab Content 6

Customer Reviews

Recent Reviews

Countries Available