Silicon Dragon News 
Special Issue: Silicon Dragon NY 2011

Chinov8!'

Real or Not?

Silicon Dragon 2011: Oct. 6

Rosewood Sand Hill Resort 

 
DEBATERS: 
Brad Bao, GM, Tencent (US)
Richard Lim, GSR Ventures

Tim Draper, DFJ

Bill Tai, Charles River Ventures

Howard Chao, OM&M

Marguerite Hancock, SPRIE

Moderator: Rebecca Fannin 
TECH CHATS:  
Haidong Pan

Haidong Pan raised

$15M from DFJ, post 

   
 Jeff Chen, founder of Internet Explorer +, Maxthon
Haidong Pan, founder of China's Wikipedia +, Hudong
Moderators: Andy Tsao, SVB
Xiaojing Fan, KPMG 
IPO Alert: Nasdaq OMX
Silicon Dragon 2011
October 6, 2011, 6-9pm
Rosewood Sand Hill Resort
  
Thanks to our sponsors:
O'Melveny & Myers, KPMG,
SVB Global, NASDAQ OMX 
    
 

   

 FUNDS

Innovation Works soars past goal with first-time fund

 of $180 million to finance Chinese startups in mobile, Internet, gaming and

e-commerce   

 

Beijing to fund VCs to aid

local high-tech:

Reuters

 

IPOs    

Group Deal Site Lashou

looking toward U.S. IPO:

Bloomberg. GSR Ventures

is lead VC backer.

   

DEALS  

Affinity China raises $600,000 from RRE Ventures, 500 Startups and Loeb Enterprises  to connect luxury brands with growing numbers of Chinese traveling overseas

 

  WORTH READING

The Roots of the Sino Forest Mystery:

Globe and Mail

 

 The Bungled Yahoo-Alibaba Relationship Under Bartz

See iChinaStock

 

China Renews Google's Website License

See FT

 

Tencent looks to the West for Third-Party Game Developers

See Social Games

 

 

 


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Silicon Dragon NY 2011 panelists
Silicon Dragon NY: Barry Silbert, David Chao, Tony Florence

Robert Pietrazk, Rebecca Fannin, Jim Robinson, Ron Posner

 

Replay Panel:

China IPOs, Deals & Returns:

Speed Bumps

China venture investing is encountering some bumps in the

road. Dealmaking has slowed, new public listings of

Chinese companies in the U.S. are off, and investor

confidence  is shaken in the wake of accounting scandals

and more bad news on the reverse merger front.

Yet long-range trends such as tech innovation, urbanization,

a rising middle class population and fast-scaling Chinese

startups riding on the country's quick economic growth

are all positive drivers. Another plus: money can be made in

China venture, and in some cases, more than in the U.S.

Read More in Forbes.

 

 

 

Silicon Dragon Rings the Closing Bell

NASDAQ bell ringing

 

 Read Why   

 Ceremony Replay

 Photos

tos

 

Returns for U.S.-listed China IPOs

                2011 Offer Date   Return 

Qihoo 360                 3/29                    +64.1%

Jiayuan.com              5/10                    +15.2%

Taomee                     6/8                      -10.2%

China Zenix               5/11                     -15.8%

Tudou                       8/16                     -17.7%

21 Vianet                  4/20                     -23.6%

Trunbow                    2/2                      -42.4%

Phoenix New Media    5/11                     -44.0%

BCD Seminconductor   1/27                     -47.5%

Renren                       5/4                      -48.5%

NetQin Mobile            5/5                       -52.6%

   Zuoan Fashion             2/14                     -54.7%   

 

 Source: Renaissance Capital

 Note: Returns as of Sept. 1, 2011, -23 is average figure

 Note 2: 13 China Deals are in the pipeline for U.S. listings

 but only three have top underwriters.

 

 

 

 

Rebecca going eastStartup Asia

Top Strategies for Cashing in on Asia's Innovation Boom (October 2011, John Wiley & Sons) by Rebecca A. Fannin

 

 

ADVANCE PRAISE:

Gady Epstein: "Follows the money to see where we should be placing our next bets in the world of technology"

Pat McGovern, IDG: "No one has done more field research or has more thoughtful analysis and insights"

Jason Pontin, Technology Review: "no better guide"

Bill Draper, Draper International: "must read about Asia's burgeoning startups"

Dick Kramlich, NEA: "starts out with a bang and picks up steam"

 Ron Schramm, Columbia University: "should be on Kindle shelf for every B school course on Asia or  entrepreneurship" 

David Lam, WI Harper & AAMA: impressive facts, stunning anecdotes, insightful visions

Dan Schwartz, AVCJ: "original research and unique insights"

Peter Lighte, banker and Sinologist: "takes a still picture of a scenario moving almost too fast to photograph."

  

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SILICON DRAGON EVENTS 2011

 

Sand Hill Road, Feb. 9: Chindia & The Next Frontier

Beijing, May 25: Beijing Ventures Bloom

New York, Sept 8: IPOs, Exits & China Returns, NASDAQ 

 

 Silicon Dragon community

 

Silicon Valley, Oct 6: Chinov8!, Rosewood Sand Hill 

Shanghai, Nov 7: Startups Battle the BAT, Portman Ritz-Carlton

Hong Kong, Nov 9: Venture VIPs, China Club

  2011 Events 

 

FEATURED EVENT: Silicon Valley, Oct. 6

 

Sign up for Silicon Dragon Chinov8! 

  
 

Partner Event: Sept. 29-30 

Silicon Valley Connect

 

 
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