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Lingjun raises over $300m from overseas investors as fundraising resumes

Hedgeweek, citing a Reuters report, says Chinese quantitative hedge fund Lingjun Investment has secured more than $300m from international investors as it resumes fundraising after a two-year suspension tied to regulatory sanctions. The report says its offshore arm Lingjun Capital drew commitments from a US institutional investor and several Southeast Asian clients, with talks underway for a further $150m from a Southeast Asian sovereign wealth fund. It adds that Lingjun is targeting Middle East investors and that its assets fell to around 50 billion yuan from roughly 100 billion yuan after a

Why “Unverified”

  • Reported by Hedgeweek alone, with no second source or primary confirmation yet

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What the sources claim

  1. Lingjun Investment has raised more than $300m from international investors as it resumes fundraising after a two-year suspension.

    “has secured more than $300m from international investors as it resumes fundraising”
    Hedgeweek

  2. The fundraising resumption follows a two-year suspension prompted by regulatory sanctions.

    “following a two-year suspension prompted by regulatory sanctions”
    Hedgeweek

  3. Lingjun Capital attracted commitments from a US institutional investor and several Southeast Asian clients.

    “has attracted commitments from a US institutional investor and several Southeast Asian clients”
    Hedgeweek

  4. Discussions are underway for a further $150m allocation from a Southeast Asian sovereign wealth fund.

    “discussions are underway for a further $150m allocation from a Southeast Asian sovereign wealth fund”
    Hedgeweek

  5. Lingjun's assets fell to around 50 billion yuan from approximately 100 billion yuan after a 2024 regulatory crackdown.

    “its assets fell to around 50 billion yuan ($7.5bn) following a regulatory crackdown in 2024”
    Hedgeweek

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