Comment on ‘Investing Is A Local Business’: What Chinese Investors Should Know Before Tackling Israel by Tracey Mata

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If you ask Alan Feld what Chinese investors should know before investing in Israeli startups, his answer is simple: a trusted, local partner. Feld is the cofounder and managing partner of Vintage Investment Partners, Israel’s only active fund of funds. But Vintage Investment Partners isn’t just about leveraging money. For Chinese investors interested in Israeli startups, Vintage Investment Partners’ database could prove crucial. Last year, the social investing platform eToro secured an equity round from Ping An Ventures, a Chinese venture capital firm.