The first project of the RMB International Investment and Loan Fund was officially signed and comple

Mondo International Updated on 2024-01-28

Beijing**Client|Reporter Pan Fuda.

Recently, the first project of RMB international investment and lending** was officially signed and completed, marking the implementation of the "Beijing model" of RMB international investment and lending**.

Investment and lending** is a policy innovation implemented by the People's Bank of China to serve the RMB internationalization strategy, aiming to create a "overseas platform" for efficient cross-border investment of RMB funds. The investment and loan ** set up in Beijing is approved by the People's Bank of China in response to the construction needs of Beijing's "two districts", and is operated and managed by Jingquan Private Equity ** (Beijing)**, a subsidiary of Beijing Financial Holding Group, focusing on providing cross-border financial support for high-quality scientific and technological enterprises to "go global" and explore cutting-edge technological achievements.

The investment target of the first project of investment and loan ** is a domestic intelligent driving solution provider, and it is also a representative of a "unicorn" enterprise in Beijing. Investment & Loan** gives full play to the advantages of exclusive policies and the aggregation of overseas resources, and relies on the full life cycle investment and financing services of Beijing Financial Holding Group to provide enterprises with financing, listing sponsorship, overseas resource docking and other services to help the international development of invested enterprises.

In the next step, the investment and loan will take the project as a starting point, give full play to the policy advantages and policy efficiency, deeply link the international and domestic markets, promote the efficient matching of capital demand and investment demand, and actively help science and technology enterprises, advanced technology, and high-end talents to "go out" and "bring in".

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