Over the past 10 years, VC and PE industry have been witnessed rapid development. According to the statistics of Zero2IPO Research Center, by the end of 2009, the VC capital is expected to exceed US$27B, with more than US$16B investment on more than 3300 cases in total. We suffered from the financial crisis in 2008, now the world economy has not been recovered; IPO market is still depressed, against this backdrop, the launch of GEB is a big boost to the market, driving and encouraging the development of SMEs and VC/PE institutes.

After the financial crisis and the reshuffling of industries, the left enterprises are the most competitive ones. How do enterprises view the investment opportunities after the crisis? What are the impact and changes brought about by the current economic cycle to the corporate development, financing in particular? The development of RMB funds, the launch of GEB, are shaping the VC mode of "local fundraising, local investment and local exit". Is this an adequate factor to boost local VCs to a dominating force? Investment is more diversified; IT is retreating from its peak, now investments in traditional industries, clean-tech, Bio-tech, healthcare and service industry are thriving, but who will take the lead in the next round? Facing the wealth accumulated in GEB, is this chance or risk to institutes? Is the "marriage" of LP and GP a smooth sailing?

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