Hong Kong, May 28, 2025 – The Hong Kong Venture Capital and Private Equity Association (HKVCA) successfully hosted the 2025 Greater China Private Equity Summit, bringing together over 600 attendees, including 60 distinguished speakers and panelists comprising top-tier general partners (GPs), limited partners (LPs), and industry experts. The summit served as a premier platform to explore the latest trends and opportunities in private equity and alternative investments across Greater China.
During the parallel forum on ‘Private Credit’, Vicky Zhang, Managing Director of DCL Investments, joined industry leaders from The Church Pension Fund, ADM Capital, Bain Capital, and HSBC Asset Management for an in-depth discussion on the evolving landscape of China’s private credit market. The session examined critical topics including credit cycle dynamics and post-real estate crisis market adjustments, regulatory developments shaping the private credit sector, high-potential industries for investment opportunities, the impact of interest rate cycles on borrowers, comparative advantages of onshore versus offshore lending, as well as risk assessment and emerging disruptors over the next 3-5 years.
As a professional in special situations and distressed asset investing, Vicky Zhang shared her insights on the transformation of China’s distressed asset market and highlighted compelling opportunities in real estate-related distressed assets as well as cross-border transaction opportunities.
Since 2015, DCL Investments has established itself as a specialist in investing, operating and disposing of distressed assets in China. The firm has been actively pursuing cross-border opportunities for core asset acquisitions, leveraging its strong funding sources, solid capital commitment capabilities and excellent commercial reputation. With extensive experience in handling complex transactions and cross-border matters, DCL has successfully executed multiple cross-border deals, including the acquisition of the North Shore Changfeng project from BlackRock. The firm is well-positioned with both operational capabilities and ecosystem partnerships to capitalize on such cross-border opportunities.
For more details about the summit, visit: https://gcpes.hkvca.com.hk/
About HKVCA
Established in 1987, the Hong Kong Venture Capital and Private Equity Association (HKVCA) represents over 550 member institutions, including 360 private equity firms managing US$2 trillion in assets. As the leading industry advocate in Asia-Pacific, HKVCA drives innovation and collaboration in venture capital and private equity. Learn more: www.hkvca.com.hk