Tianjin pinches its PE rules

As one of China's preeminent fund formation hub cities, Tianjin is regarded by many industry participants as an influential barometer for other jurisdictions' private equity-related regulation. The city recently released new measures that enforce stricter supervision on a wide spectrum of fund formation, administrative and operation matters

10 minute read September 03, 2011 at 12:58 AM
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Since the introduction of the term “PE” into China from abroad around 2007, Rmb-denominated private equity funds (PEFs) have mushroomed in China and so have a number of cities that compete to attract such funds to their jurisdiction.

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