China Venture Capital Yearbook 2003

Author: China Venture Capital Research Institute (Hong Kong)
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: The "China Venture Capital Yearbook" is a comprehensive historical reference tool that reflects the development of China's venture capital industry. It is edited by Professor Cheng Siwei, Vice Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress. The "Yearbook" statistically analyzes data related to China's venture capital industry by region, industry, and stage, tracing the development trajectory of China's venture capital and promptly summarizing its experiences and lessons learned. The "China Venture Capital Yearbook (2003)" focuses on the period 2002-2003, objectively reflecting the development history of China's venture capital industry. It provides a panoramic record and introduction of China's venture capital perspectives, policies and regulations, research reports, survey data, industry dynamics, as well as directories of relevant institutions, associations, enterprises, and venture capitalists. It documents famous venture capital cases and evaluates industry investment characteristics and international trends in venture capital. The book is organized by content categories, including Special Features, Development Section, Literature Section, Research Section, Practice Section, Statistics Section, and Appendices, comprising seven major parts. The "China Venture Capital Yearbook (2003)" serves as a decision-making reference for investors and entrepreneurial enterprises, bridging the gap between scholars, investors, entrepreneurial circles, and government decision-makers, and providing systematic, accurate, and extensive information services for the Chinese venture capital industry. It is an important reference tool for relevant science and technology and economic management departments of central and local governments, various investment funds, financial and intermediary institutions, national-related industry associations, entrepreneurial enterprises, libraries, archives, research institutions, as well as all sectors engaged in or interested in venture capital.