Meet the venture capital firm that's betting big on China and raising significant U.S. institutional money in the process.
Gary Rieschel, founding managing partner of Qiming Venture Partners. Credit: Bryan van der Beek/Bloomberg via Getty Images
With China's top economic officials signaling more support for its economy and financial markets, investors are wondering whether the bruising crackdown on China's tech sector might finally be subsiding. Qiming Venture Partners is one top venture capital firm betting it is.
The Wire can confirm that Qiming recently raised $2.4 billion from U.S. institutional investors for its new U.S. dollar fund, Qiming Venture Partners Fund VIII. That figure significantly exceeds the $1.8 billion that
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