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SVB Financial Group has been involved in the Asian markets since the early 1990s, and in China specifically since 1999. For more than a decade, SVB has been building relationships with technology companies, entrepreneurs and venture capitalists to help our clients work with businesses in Asia and sell into a variety of markets.

SVB established an operation in Shanghai in 2005 called SVB Business Partners (Shanghai). Through its longstanding relationships worldwide and a variety of professional services, SVB helps our venture capital clients and Chinese technology companies succeed by bringing the full scope of SVB Financial Group’s knowledge and networks to China:

Assists with venture debt financings and offshore banking needs
Provides client support services for banking products such as loans, deposits and cash management services to the offshore entities of various Chinese venture-backed enterprises

SVB is actively working toward the establishment of a banking platform in China, beginning with a rep office in Shanghai.

Additionally, SVB has been focusing on building strategic alliances with local partners and the Chinese government, especially in the technology and life sciences sectors. For example, in 2008, SVB invested in Zhejiang Uni-power Guaranty Company Limited.

For more information about SVB Financial Group, please contact Michael Yahng, Managing Director at 86.21.6120.8850 or myahng@svb.com.

SVB Business Partners (Shanghai) Co. Ltd. is a subsidiary of SVB Financial Group. Neither SVB Business Partners (Shanghai) Co. Ltd nor SVB Financial Group is licensed to conduct banking business in China and neither entity engages in unlicensed banking activities. This subsidiary does not provide lending, deposit or investment advisory services. All international activity is subject to local rules and regulations.