2020 the Worst for Fund Raising, Says V Fund’s Xiong

The video discusses the impact of global liquidity and trade wars on tech valuations, highlighting the shift towards domestic supply chains in China. It explores the effects of US-China tech tensions, emphasizing the decoupling environment and its long-term benefits for tech companies. The challenges of fundraising, particularly for US dollar funds, are examined, along with the prospects for public market exits and IPOs. The video concludes with a focus on supply chain shifts, especially in the semiconductor sector, and the investment opportunities they present.

What is one reason for the valuation valleys in tech companies?

• Increased competition

• Overflow liquidity in global markets

• High production costs

• Lack of innovation

How has the trade war affected domestic tech companies in China?

• Decreased demand for domestic products

• Reduced government support

• Increased opportunities in the domestic supply chain

• Higher export tariffs

What is the likely long-term impact of US actions on China's tech scene?

• Increased globalization

• Encouragement for more R&D investment

• Decreased government support

• Reduction in tech company valuations

What is a major challenge for fundraising in the current environment?

• Excessive competition

• High interest rates

• International travel restrictions

• Lack of investor interest

Why is it difficult for international investors to make new investments?

• Inability to conduct due diligence

• Increased competition

• High market volatility

• Lack of available funds

Which sector is experiencing significant changes in supply chains?

• Pharmaceutical

• Textile

• Semiconductor

• Automotive

What opportunity arises for domestic suppliers in China within the semiconductor sector?

• Increased export opportunities

• Technology upgrades and market entry

• Reduced production costs

• Government subsidies