What are the private investment institutions in Shenzhen

A. CVC is one of the world's top ten private equity funds, with more than $23 billion in management funds. The company is a major shareholder of the global Formula One (Formula One), and more notable past investments include the British Automobile Association (AA) and the Italian Yellow Pages (Italian YellowPages). As for the Asian region, CVC has invested in two land projects in the past, the enterprise value of more than 1.12 billion U.S. dollars, and other famous private equity funds such as KKR and Carlyle.　Second, the Blackstone Fund: Wall Street is the world's financial center, the Blackstone Group is known as the most well-known private equity funds on Wall Street. Blackstone's success, inseparable from Steve Schwartzman's credit, he relied on a series of dazzling transactions and record-breaking mergers and acquisitions, known as the Blackstone Group's "spiritual godfather", he was "Fortune" magazine as "a new generation of Wall Street's leading figure".　Third, Carlyle Investment Group (Carlyle Group): established in a 9 bar paint year, founder: David Rubinstein. Now has three nine funds, total management funds of three 90 billion U.S. dollars, ranked among the top of the world's private equity fund companies. Business around the world.　Carlyle is known as the "President's Club". Its business idea is: "If you get the rich and the powerful together, the powerful can get money and the rich can get power", which is also known as "power and money transactions".　Members include: former U.S. Secretary of Defense Frank Carlucci (who helped Carlyle become the first U.S. presidential candidate). Calusi (to help Carlyle become the first major arms dealer in the United States); former President George W. Bush (to help Carlyle, JP Morgan Chase to four. Former President George W. Bush (helped Carlyle and JP Morgan Chase to buy Korea's Hanmi Bank for $4.3 billion and then sell it to Citigroup for $200 million); former British Prime Minister John Major (helped Carlyle to become the No. 1 arms dealer in the United States). Bush (helped Carlyle and JPMorgan Chase to buy Korea's Hanmi Bank for US$4.3 billion and then sell it to Citigroup for US$2 billion); former British Prime Minister John Major (helped Carlyle set up the US$1.1 billion Carlyle Fund in Europe); former President of the Philippines, former U.S. Secretary of State, former Prime Minister of Thailand, former President of Deutsche Bank, as well as senior officials from the world's largest corporations, such as IBM, Nestlé, Boeing, BMW, Toshiba, and others.　In 2000, Carlyle entered China. By June 2000, it had invested in two projects in China. Investment projects in China generally do not exceed 50 million U.S. dollars, Carlyle prefers to act jointly with other investment institutions to reduce risk, prefer to invest in industry-leading or technology-leading companies, and have a strong desire for control.　In 2005, Carlyle and Softbank made a joint investment in Shunchi Properties. In 2005, Carlyle and Prudential bought Pacific Life for $4.1 billion. One hundred million U.S. dollars to buy Pacific Life's two four.9 lacquer 5% (not a one-time investment), was questioned as a cheap sale; shares in China's largest solid wood flooring production enterprise Anxin floor; two 00 land with two. Lacquer 500 million U.S. dollars in absolute control of China's leading engineering machinery XCMG machinery, met with social boycott. The basic experience gained from this is: "the success of the project depends to a large extent on the construction of government relations".　Fourth, KKR (Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co) was established in a 9 paint land, is the pioneer of the global private equity industry. Business mainly Canada, Europe and other places. China Management Buyout. Its investors include corporate and public **** pensions, financial institutions, insurance companies and university funds. In 2003, the company completed 146 private equity investments totaling $23 billion. By September 2000, KKR had invested $20 billion and earned a return of $10 billion.　At the beginning of 2000, KKR set up branches in Hong Kong and Tokyo, focusing on investment in Japan, China and South Korea. The company's China office declared that its investment principle is "to hold the leading companies in the industry".　In 2000, in Shandong Jinan Boiler Group restructuring mergers and acquisitions failed. Jinan Boiler Group is a national large-scale enterprise, leading in the field of circulating fluidized bed boiler (CFB). Jinan Boiler Group, a national large-scale enterprise, is a leader in the field of circulating fluidized bed boilers (CFB) in China, and in 2005, it was restructured, and KKR was included in the initial list of strategic partners, with all foreign firms leaving the company and a state-owned enterprise taking part in it.　Executives hired in China: Managing Director Liu Haifeng: served as co-head of Morgan Stanley's Asia Department, leading Mengniu, Pingbao, Nanfu, Conch Cement, Hengan International, Shanshui Cement and other investment capital.　Mr. Lu Ming, Managing Director: He was a partner of JPMorgan Chase's Asian investment department and is based in Hong Kong.　John Bond: Former Chairman of HSBC Holdings, now Chairman of Vodafone Group, Chairman of the Shanghai Mayor's International Business Leaders Advisory Committee, member of the China Development Forum, and member of the International Advisory Committee to the Chief Executive of Hong Kong.　Senior Advisors in China: Liu Chuanzhi (Vice Chairman of the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce), Tian Suning (Former Vice Chairman and CEO of China China Communication).　5, Warburg Pincus Investment Group (Warburg Pincus): known as the United States of America's longest history of private capital. Since 1995, Warburg Pincus has invested more than $500 million in more than 20 Chinese companies, including AsiaInfo, Carson Industries, Harbor China, Fortune Real Estate. In February 2004, Warburg Pincus teamed up with CITIC to acquire 55% stake in Harbin Pharmaceutical Group, which was the first case of an international fund acquiring a large state-owned enterprise. Invested in Gome Electrical Appliances and Yintai Department Store in 2002. In 2000, the Company partially purchased Zhongkai Development with US$30 million in the form of equity investment, acquiring a shell with the qualification of real estate development in China. Further development of real estate investment in China.　At present, Warburg Pincus Group in China and the global investment in medicine and life sciences, communications and high-tech, financial services, manufacturing, media and business services, energy and real estate and other industries, for investment funds, including the current management of more than 10 billion U.S. dollars and the newly raised bar 0 billion U.S. dollars.　Land, Texas Pacific Group: in the global funds under management of more than 30 billion U.S. dollars.　Its Asian investment organization - Newbridge Investment, named Texas Pacific - Newbridge (TPG-Newbridge). Newbridge Group was founded in 1994. In 1999, Newbridge invested 500 billion won to acquire a 5.1% stake in South Korea's First Bank. TPG-Newbridge invested in the acquisition of Asia Global Telecom by China Communication. The acquisition of Shenzhen Development Bank was the first case of foreign investment merger and acquisition by a listed bank in China. Participated in Lenovo's acquisition of IBM Personal Computer.　Paint, H&Q Asia Pacific: headquartered in the United States, a 9 bar 5 years by Xu Dalin and Hambrecht & Quist joint venture, the total size of about 2.1 billion U.S. dollars, management of a 9 funds, investment return of more than 30%, investment in Starbucks, Hilton China hotels, and so on. Two 00 paint early to raise $ 500 million, set up the Asia-Pacific Growth Fund V, for private equity and mergers and acquisitions in Greater China, Japan and South Korea and other investment activities in North Asia.　Bain Capital: Founded in 19 bar four years, assets of more than two and a half billion U.S. dollars. It has completed more than 200 equity investments with a total value of more than $1.0 billion. In early 2000, Bain Capital acquired the sensor and controller business unit of Texas Instruments, a leading semiconductor company, for $30 billion.　In January/February 2006, rumored to be raising $10 billion for its first Asian fund, focusing on investments in China and Japan. Participated in Haier's acquisition of Maytag.　Domestic then there are have deep state investment, Ping An, Penghua Private Equity Fund Co., Ltd, Guoxin Private Equity Fund Agency, these are Shenzhen, and Beijing's Jiesi Hanneng Asset Management Co., Ltd. and Xiaohua management