Investors endorse 'long Chinese' thesis - AVCJ webinar
The shift from “long China” to “long Chinese,” which has gained traction as a soundbite as investors look to back local entrepreneurs in overseas markets, was highlighted once again during AVCJ’s China Private Markets Outlook webinar.
“Chinese entrepreneurs going out has become a very interesting trend, because Chinese companies generally have technology and also engineering capabilities,” said Eric Xin, a managing partner at Trustar...
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