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CreditEase
CreditEase was founded in 2006 as a China-based venture capital manager. The firm deploys across early stage seed and start-up rounds as well as expansion and...
CreditEase
CreditEase was founded in 2006 as a China-based venture capital manager. The firm deploys across early stage seed and start-up rounds as well as expansion and growth investments. Asset classes include venture, buyout and PIPE. Geographic reach centers on China with additional activity in other Asian markets. Strategies also encompass general venture and late-stage opportunities. No public data exists on team size, additional vehicles or events from the past 24 months. The fund-of-funds model creates exposure to both primary commitments and secondary positions in targeted sectors.
General information
Firm type
Venture Capital
Year founded
2006
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
Asia
Country
China
City
San Francisco
Corporate office
16/F, Tower C, SOHO New Town 88 Jianguo Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing, China
Additional offices
Hong Kong · Singapore
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
What sectors does CreditEase target?
The firm focuses on TMT, healthcare and energy. Additional exposure spans financial services, software and information technology.
What investment stages does CreditEase cover?
CreditEase participates in early stage seed and start-up rounds. It also executes expansion, late stage, growth and PIPE transactions.
How is CreditEase structured?
The firm operates as a venture capital and private equity fund of funds manager. It combines primary fund commitments with direct co-investments.
Where does CreditEase maintain offices?
Headquarters sit in Beijing with additional offices in Hong Kong and Singapore.
What is CreditEase's approach to exits?
The firm targets IPO exits for its portfolio holdings.
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