Are Australian VCs investing in Asia? VC’s often talk about the need for their portfolio companies to go global, but are Australian VCs themselves global? I compile a list of Aussie VCs that have a presence in Asia or have invested in Asian startups.
Will we see real estate companies in Australia expand to Asia in the foreseeable future? Singapore REITs have gone global, but how about Australian REITs?
If you’re bullish on the rapid growth and opportunities in the Asia region, there’s an easy way of getting exposure to your favourite companies (like Samsung, Tencent & Alibaba) via ASX-listed ETFs or LICs.
Jason Yat-Sen Li is no stranger to the spotlight, having recently appeared on ABC's Q&A as a balanced voice on the Sino-Australian relations and also his time in politics as part of the Unity Party in response to Pauline Hanson's One Nation party in the late 1990s.
Brad Chan, CEO of the Banna Property Group, is an entrepreneur leading one of Australia’s most established third generation family companies across retail, entertainment & commercial property sectors. He is an Angel investor, mentor to startups and an active contributor to community groups with a close association with the Asian Australian community. His vision to establish an Asia Innovation Hub in Chinatown led to the creation of Haymarket HQ.