Chase Fund

Chase Fund

Chase Fund was founded in Beijing with a mandate to execute a balanced private equity strategy. The firm runs a dual-track investment program that allocates to both direct deals and fund commitments. Its geographic lens centers on Greater China, though portfolio construction allows for cross-border exposure when sourcing aligns with sector themes. Deployment spans growth equity, buyout, and select venture-stage tickets. Chase Fund evaluates targets across consumer, technology, healthcare, and advanced manufacturing verticals. The firm participates in control transactions as well as minority-growth rounds, structuring deals through both commingled fund vehicles and separate accounts for limited partners. Co-investment rights are negotiated on a deal-by-deal basis, with the firm retaining flexibility to syndicate alongside co-investors from its institutional network. Chase Fund's operating footprint is anchored in Beijing, with deal teams covering onshore renminbi-denominated structures and offshore USD vehicles. The firm's investment committee retains final approval authority on all allocations, and the partnership group includes professionals with prior experience at Chinese sovereign wealth vehicles and domestic securities houses. Recent regulatory filings indicate active capital deployment in 2024 across the onshore private equity fund cycle, consistent with the firm's balanced pacing model. Structurally, Chase Fund's balanced mandate distinguishes it from pure-play growth or buyout shops in China. By running a book that includes venture, growth, and control equity, the firm offers a single-access point for investors seeking diversified private market exposure in Asia. Its decision to maintain both RMB and USD fund families reflects a direct response to the bifurcation of Chinese private capital markets.