Haitong Bank

Institutional Investor Lisbon, Portugal

Overview

Haitong Bank is an EU-regulated investment bank headquartered in Lisbon, Portugal, with operations in Spain, the United Kingdom, Poland, France, Brazil, and Macau. Established in 1993, the bank provides services including corporate and project financing, mergers and acquisitions, corporate derivatives, capital markets, and fixed income. It combines its long-standing expertise in Europe and Latin America with the cross-border capabilities of its parent company, Haitong Securities. The bank's investment strategy focuses on private equity, fixed income, hedge funds, and venture capital, targeting growth, late-stage, pre-IPO, buyout, turnaround, and distressed opportunities. Its geographical focus spans Portugal, Spain, the United Kingdom, Poland, France, Brazil, and China. Haitong Bank has a diverse industry focus, including financial services, real estate, consumer goods, technology, healthcare, energy, infrastructure, telecommunications, media, retail, transportation, utilities, agriculture, education, and pharmaceuticals. Haitong Bank's investment philosophy emphasizes connecting clients with global opportunities, leveraging its cross-border approach and expertise in various financial sectors to deliver tailored solutions.

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Frequently asked questions about Haitong Bank

What sectors does Haitong Bank invest in?

Haitong Bank invests in Financial Services, Technology, Healthcare, Energy, Consumer Goods and Real Estate, and is based in Lisbon, Portugal. Haitong Bank is listed as a institutional investor in the ConnectSafely investor database.

What stage does Haitong Bank invest at?

Haitong Bank backs companies at Growth, Late Stage, Pre-IPO, Buyout, Turnaround and Distressed, writing cheques of 1M - 500M.

Which regions does Haitong Bank invest in?

Haitong Bank invests across United Kingdom, China, Brazil, France, Spain and Portugal.

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