Huaxing Growth Capital

Huaxing Growth Capital's website presents China Renaissance, a financial institution founded in 2005 that describes its business as covering investment management, private placement, M&A advisory, equity underwriting, sales and trading, research and wealth management. It has offices in Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, New York and Singapore, and says it has spent twenty years finding companies with significant growth potential and acting as a trusted partner in their value creation.

Private equity in the new economy

The group's investment management business is a private equity investor focused on China's high-growth new economy sectors. It targets growth-stage companies where it can add value through strategic and operational support, later financing rounds and capital markets expertise. It positions itself as a capital markets partner to thousands of entrepreneurs in this part of the economy.

Investment banking across markets

The investment banking segment describes a cross-market, full-cycle capital service system. By linking primary and secondary markets and using innovative financial instruments, it offers financing, M&A restructuring and cross-border capital planning to companies, with coverage that reaches mainland China, Hong Kong, the United States and Singapore. CR Securities, formerly known as Huajing Securities, is a mainland China investment banking subsidiary licensed for securities underwriting, brokerage, research and asset management.

Wealth management for entrepreneurs

A separate wealth management segment says it provides value-added solutions tailored to the needs of Chinese entrepreneurs.

Culture it describes

The group puts weight on corporate ethics, calling probity a cornerstone of its steady growth and a protection against risk. It describes a team that shares resources, rewards and knowledge, welcomes diversity and accepts that failure comes with taking risks. Its people sometimes compare themselves to a cactus that makes good use of scarce resources, and they say they hope to be the first pioneer from China in a field crowded with global players.